Titles From Birth To Death
- 566–582: Princess Xiao of Western Liang
- 582–600: Princess of Jin
- 600–605: Crown Princess Xiao
- 605-11 March 618: Empress Xiao
- 11 March 618,– 14 September 619: Grand Empress Dowager Xiao
- 14 September 619,– 17 April 648: Empress Xiao of Sui Dynasty
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