Emperor Fei
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Emperor Fei or Fèidì (traditional: 廢帝 / simplified: 废帝) is a makeshift name of Chinese emperors who were dethroned and not given the posthumous name. The word Fèi means "deposed". It may refer to:
- Emperor Fei of Jin (342 - 386, r.365- 371)
- Emperor Qianfei of Liu Song (449 - 465, r.464 - 465) (Qian means previous)
- Emperor Houfei of Liu Song (463 - 477, r.472 - 477) (Hou means later)
- Emperor Fei of Southern Qi (483 - 501, r.498 - 501), see Xiao Baojuan
- Emperor Qianfei of Northern Wei (498 - 532, r.531), see Emperor Jiemin of Northern Wei
- Emperor Fei of Northern Qi (545 - 561, r.559 - 560)
- Emperor Houfei of Northern Wei (513 - 532, r.531 - 532), see Yuan Lang
- Emperor Fei of Western Wei (? - 554, r.554)
- Emperor Fei of Chen (554 - 570, r.566 - 568)
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