Chancellors During Reign
- Du You (805–812)
- Jia Dan (805)
- Wei Zhiyi (805)
- Du Huangshang (805–807)
- Yuan Zi (805)
- Zheng Yuqing (805–806)
- Zheng Yin (805–809)
- Wu Yuanheng (807, 813–815)
- Li Jifu (807–808, 811–814)
- Yu Di (808–813)
- Pei Ji (808–810)
- Li Fan (809–811)
- Quan Deyu (810–813)
- Li Jiang (811–814)
- Zhang Hongjing (814–816)
- Wei Guanzhi (814–816)
- Pei Du (815–819)
- Li Fengji (816–817)
- Wang Ya (816–818)
- Cui Qun (817–819)
- Li Yong (817–818)
- Li Yijian (818)
- Huangfu Bo (818–820)
- Cheng Yi (818–819)
- Linghu Chu (819–820)
- Han Hong (819–820)
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