Qi (state)
House of Jiang

Qi (state)

Section Title: House of Jiang
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Title	Name	Reign (BC)	Relationship	Notes

Duke Tai 齊太公	Lü Shang 呂尚	11th century	Enfeoffed by King Wu of Zhou, with capital at Yingqiu

Duke Ding 齊丁公	Lü Ji 呂伋	10th century	5th-generation descendant of Duke Tai	Traditionally believed to be son of Duke Tai

Duke Yǐ 齊乙公	De 得	10th century	Son of Duke Ding

Duke Gui 齊癸公	Cimu 慈母	c. 10th century	Son of Duke Yǐ

Duke Ai 齊哀公	Buchen 不辰	9th century	Son of Duke Gui	Boiled to death by King Yi of Zhou

Duke Hu 齊胡公	Jing 靜	9th century	Son of Duke Gui	Moved capital to Bogu, killed by Duke Xian

Duke Xian 齊獻公	Shan 山	859?–851	Son of Duke Gui	Moved capital back to Linzi

Duke Wu 齊武公	Shou 壽	850–825	Son of Duke Xian

Duke Li 齊厲公	Wuji 無忌	824–816	Son of Duke Wu	Killed by supporters of Duke Hu's son.

Duke Wen 齊文公	Chi 赤	815–804	Son of Duke Li

Duke Cheng 齊成公	Yue 說	803–795	Son of Duke Wen

Duke Zhuang I 齊前莊公	Gou 購	794–731	Son of Duke Cheng	Reigned for 64 years

Duke Xi 齊僖公	Lufu 祿甫	730–698	Son of Duke Zhuang I

Duke Xiang 齊襄公	Zhu'er 諸兒	697–686	Son of Duke Xi	Committed incest with sister Wen Jiang, murdered her husband Duke Huan of Lu, conquered the state of Ji, murdered by cousin Wuzhi

none	Wuzhi 無知	686	Cousin of Duke Xiang, grandson of Duke Zhuang I	Killed by Yong Lin.

Duke Huan 齊桓公	Xiaobai 小白	685–643	Younger brother of Duke Xiang	First of the Five Hegemons, when Qi reached zenith of its power. Starved to death by ministers

none	Wukui or Wugui 無虧 or 無詭	643	Son of Duke Huan	Killed by supporters of Duke Xiao

Duke Xiao 齊孝公	Zhao 昭	642–633	Son of Duke Huan	Crown prince of Qi

Duke Zhao 齊昭公	Pan 潘	632–613	Son of Duke Huan	His supporters murdered the son of Duke Xiao

none	She 舍	613	Son of Duke Zhao	Murdered by uncle Shangren

Duke Yì 齊懿公	Shangren 商人	612–609	Uncle of She, son of Duke Huan	Killed by two ministers

Duke Hui 齊惠公	Yuan 元	608–599	Son of Duke Huan	Defeated Long Di invaders

Duke Qing 齊頃公	Wuye 無野	598–582	Son of Duke Hui	Defeated by Jin at the Battle of An

Duke Ling 齊靈公	Huan 環	581–554	Son of Duke Qing	Annexed the State of Lai; defeated by Jin at the Battle of Pingyin, capital Linzi burned

Duke Zhuang II 齊後莊公	Guang 光	553–548	Son of Duke Ling	Ascended throne by killing Prince Ya with the help of Cui Zhu; committed adultery with Cui's wife, killed by Cui

Duke Jing 齊景公	Chujiu 杵臼	547–490	Half brother of Duke Zhuang II	Killed Cui Zhu. Had famous statesman Yan Ying as prime minister

An Ruzi 安孺子	Tu 荼	489	Youngest son of Duke Jing	Deposed by Tian Qi and killed by Duke Dao. Also called Yan Ruzi

Duke Dao 齊悼公	Yangsheng 陽生	488–485	Son of Duke Jing	Killed by a minister, possibly Tian Heng

Duke Jian 齊簡公	Ren 壬	484–481	Son of Duke Dao	Killed by Tian Heng

Duke Ping 齊平公	Ao 驁	480–456	Brother of Duke Jian

Duke Xuan 齊宣公	Ji 積	455–405	Son of Duke Ping

Duke Kang 齊康公	Dai 貸	404–386	Son of Duke Xuan	Deposed by Duke Tai of Tian Qi, died in 379

Sentence(s)

In 481 BC, Tian killed the Duke.

final_sentence: In 481 BC, Tian killed the Duke.