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Qi Wu Di (Xiao Ze|蕭賾 xiao1 ze2), (died 493 AD), was the second emperor of the Chinese Qi Dynasty. He ruled from 483 to his death. His successor was King Yulin, and Wu was preceded by Emperor Gai. His Chinese era name was Yongming (永明 yong3 ming2).

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	'''Qi Wu Di''' (Xiao Ze\|蕭賾 xiao1 ze2), (died [[493]] [[AD]]), was an [[emperor]] of the [[China\|Chinese]] [[Qi Dynasty]]. He ruled from [[483]] to his death. His successor was [[King Yulin of Qi China\|King Yulin]], and Wu was preceded by [[Emperor Gao of Qi China\|Emperor Gai]]. His [[Chinese era name]] was Yongming (永明 yong3 ming2).		'''Qi Wu Di''' (Xiao Ze\|蕭賾 xiao1 ze2), (died [[493]] [[AD]]), was [[emperor]] of the [[China\|Chinese]] [[Qi Dynasty]]. He ruled from [[483]] to his death. His successor was [[King Yulin of Qi China\|King Yulin]], and Wu was preceded by [[Emperor Gao of Qi China\|Emperor Gai]]. His [[Chinese era name]] was Yongming (永明 yong3 ming2).

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