Emperor Weishaowang of Jin (1168？-September 11, 1213) was the emperor of the Jin Dynasty whom ruled most of northern China in the 12th and 13th centuries. His name at birth was Wányán Yǒngjì (完顏永濟.) Weishaowang was the seventh of ten emperors of the Jin Dynasty. During his rule, the Mongols began heavy attacks on the Jin or Jinn dynasty.

Weishaowang was betrayed and killed by a marshal in the capital of Beijing

Beijing

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; he was third and last of ten Jinn emperors to be assassinated.

Reign Eras

• Dà'ān 大安 1209-1212
• Chóngqìng 崇慶 1212-1213
• Zhìníng 至寧 1213