Personal Information
- Father
- Emperor Shunzong of Tang
- Mother
- Consort Wang, honored as Retired Empress (805) then as Empress Dowager (806), posthumously honored Empress Zhuangxian
- Wife
- Consort Guo (married 793), later honored as Empress Yi'an, mother of Crown Prince Heng and Princess Qiyang, and probably also of Princess Taihe
- Major Concubines
- Consort Ji, mother of Crown Prince Ning
- Consort Zheng, mother of Prince Chen
- Children
- Li Ning (李寧) (b. 793), originally the Prince of Pingyuan (created 805), later the Prince of Deng (created 806), later Crown Prince Huizhao (created 809, d. 812)
- Li Yun (李惲), né Li Kuan (李寬) (changed 812), originally the Prince of Tong'an (created 805), later the Prince of Li (created 806, killed 820)
- Li Heng (李恆) (b. 796), né Li You (李宥) (changed 812), originally the Prince of Jian'an (created 805), later the Prince of Sui (created 806), later the Crown Prince (created 812), later Emperor Muzong of Tang
- Li Cong (李悰), né Li Cha (李察) (changed 812), originally the Prince of Pengcheng (created 805), later the Prince of Shen (created 806)
- Li Xin (李忻), né Li Huan (李寰) (changed 812), originally the Prince of Gaomi (created 805), later the Prince of Yang (created 806, d. 828)
- Li Wu (李悟), né Li Liao (李寮) (changed 812), originally the Prince of Wen'an (created 805), later the Prince of Jiang (created 806, killed 826)
- Li Ke (李恪), né Li Shen (李審) (changed 812), the Prince of Jian (created 806, d. 821)
- Li Jing (李憬), the Prince of Fu (created 821, d. 839)
- Li Yue (李悅), the Prince of Qiong (created 821)
- Li Xun (李恂), the Prince of Mian (created 821)
- Li Yì (李懌, note different tone than his brother), the Prince of Wu (created 821)
- Li Yin (李愔), the Prince of Mao (created 821)
- Li Chen (李忱) (b. 810), né Li Yí (李怡, note different tone than his brother) (changed 846), originally the Prince of Guang (created 821), later the Crown Prince (created 846), later Emperor Xuānzong of Tang
- Li Xie (李協), the Prince of Zi (created 821, d. 836)
- Li Dan (李憺), the Prince of Heng (created 821)
- Li Chong (李㤝), the Prince of Chan (created 821)
- Li Zhui (李惴), the Prince of Di (created 852, d. 862)
- Li Dang (李愓), the Prince of Peng (created 849)
- Li Tan (李憻), the Prince of Xin (created 860, d. 867)
- Li Ze (李㥽), the Prince of Rong (created 862, d. 860)
- Princess Pu'ning, later Princess Yongchang, later posthumously honored Princess Huikang of Liang
- Princess Yongjia
- Princess Hengyang, died early
- Princess Xuancheng
- Princess Fenyang, later posthumously honored Princess Wenyi of Zheng
- Princess Zhuangshu of Qiyang
- Princess Chenliu
- Princess Zhenning
- Princess Nankang
- Princess Linzhen
- Princess Pukang, died early
- Princess Anling, later Princess Zhenyuan
- Princess Yongshun
- Princess Anping
- Princess Yong'an
- Princess Yining
- Princess Taihe, later Princess Ding'an or Anding (created 843)
- Princess Guixiang
| Regnal titles | ||
|---|---|---|
| Preceded by Emperor Shunzong of Tang |
Emperor of Tang Dynasty 805–820 |
Succeeded by Emperor Muzong of Tang |
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