Xiao Chuo is the daughter of Xiao Siwen. According to Song Shi Yi Yuan, a young man from Xiao Chuo was betrothed to Han Derang. Before he got married, he was chosen as a concubine by Jing Zong. Liao's leaves were weak, but he participated in military affairs during his reign.
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On the first day of November in the 27th year of Tonghe, Xiao Chuo held a traditional "firewood-burning ceremony" for Lu Ye Longxu, and returned the imperial power to Lu Ye Longxu, ending her regency career in Jing Zong and Liao Shengzong for more than forty years. Xiao Chuo set off for Nanjing for the New Year. /kloc-On the fifth day of October/February, Xiao Chuo was seriously ill. On the eighth day of December, Yelulongxu announced an amnesty for Xiao Chuo.
On December 11th, the 27th year, Xiao Chuo died in the palace at the age of 57, and Yelulongxu mourned for three years. On the first day of the first month of the twenty-eighth year of Tonghe, Yelulongxu did not congratulate him. On the fourth day, Yelu Longxu went to Ganling. On 23rd, Xiao Chuo's coffin was placed in Tudian, Ganzhou. On the sixth day of February, the Song Dynasty sent Wang Sui and Wang Ru to offer condolences and sacrifices. 19, Koryo sent Wei Shouyu and others to offer condolences and sacrifices.
In the same month, Xiao Hezhuo, the general of Zuo Longhuwei, was sent to present the relics of Empress Dowager Dahong to the Song Dynasty, and Xiao Xulie, the minister of the navy, and Andrew Cheung, the general of Zuo Leader Wei, were sent to thank the Song Dynasty for mourning. On March 24th, Yelulongxu posthumous title Xiao Chuo became the Queen of the Holy Spirit. In the same month, both Song and North Korea sent envoys to attend the funeral. On April 15, Xiao Chuo was buried in Ganling.