英文摘要 |
Taki was the first concubine of Darmabala, who was the second son of J̌ingim, and the crown prince of emperor Shizu. After Darmabala’s death, Taki was widowed and brought up her sons for fifteen years. In the late years of Dade, she entered the capital with her young son Ayurbarwada, launched a coup, and successfully controlled the power. After that, she became Dowager Empress for thirteen years, Grand Dowager Empress for another three years, a total of fifteen years. She had a profound influence unsurpassed by anyone on the government of the Yuan Dynasty, which deserves a close study. This paper focuses on Taki’s political activities before the reign of Renzong of Yuan, re-examining her role in the struggle for the imperial succession in the last years of Dade, with an analysis of the new political situation in which she, the emperor and the crown prince worked together for the alleged “harmony of three palaces” in the reign of Wuzong. It will therewith explain how her power base was formed and her influence extended, which would then our understanding of the political history of the mid-Yuan. |