Chancellors During Reign
- Cen Xi (712–713)
- Liu Youqiu (712, 713)
- Cui Shi (712–713)
- Lu Xiangxian (712–713)
- Wei Zhigu (712–713)
- Dou Huaizhen (712–713)
- Xiao Zhizhong (713)
- Guo Yuanzhen (713)
- Zhang Yue (713, 721–726)
- Yao Chong (713–716)
- Lu Huaishen (713–716)
- Xue Na (713)
- Yuan Qianyao (716, 720–729)
- Song Jing (716–720)
- Su Ting (716–720)
- Zhang Jiazhen (720–723)
- Wang Jun (723)
- Li Yuanhong (726–729)
- Du Xian (726–729)
- Xiao Song (728–733)
- Pei Guangting (729–733)
- Yuwen Rong (729)
- Han Xiu (733)
- Pei Yaoqing (733–736)
- Zhang Jiuling (733–736)
- Li Linfu (734–752)
- Niu Xianke (736–742)
- Li Shizhi (742–746)
- Chen Xilie (746–754)
- Yang Guozhong (752–756)
- Wei Jiansu (754–756)
- Cui Yuan (756)
- Fang Guan (756)
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