Personal Information
- Father
- Emperor Muzong of Tang
- Mother
- Consort Wang, posthumously honored as Empress Gongxi
- Major Concubine
- Consort Guo, mother of Prince Pu
- Children
- Li Pu (李普) (b. 824), the Prince of Jin (created 825, d. 828), posthumously honored Crown Prince Daohuai
- Li Xiufu (李休復), the Prince of Liang (created 837)
- Li Zhizhong (李執中), the Prince of Xiang (created 837)
- Li Yanyang (李言揚), the Prince of Ji (created 837)
- Li Chengmei (李成美), initially the Prince of Chen (created 837), later Crown Prince (created 839), later again Prince of Chen (created and forced to commit suicide 840)
| Regnal titles | ||
|---|---|---|
| Preceded by Emperor Muzong of Tang |
Emperor of Tang Dynasty 824–827 |
Succeeded by Emperor Wenzong of Tang |
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