Personal Information
- Father
- Emperor Wen of Liu Song
- Mother
- Consort Shen Rongji (沈容姬) (414-453), posthumously honored as Empress Dowager Xuan
- Wife
- Empress Wang Zhenfeng (created 465), mother of Princesses Bosi and Boyuan
- Major Concubines
- Consort Chen Miaodeng, mother of Crown Prince Yu
- Consort Xie, mother of Princes Faliang and Xie
- Consort Chen Farong, mother of Prince Zhun
- Consort Xu, mother of the unnamed prince and Prince Ji
- Consort Zheng, mother of Prince Zhijing
- Consort Quan, mother of Prince You
- Consort Xu, mother of Princes Zan and Song
- Consort Du, mother of Prince Hui
- Consort Quan, mother of Prince Xi
- Children
- Liu Yu (劉昱) (note different character than his father), the Crown Prince (created 466), later Emperor Houfei of Liu Song
- Liu Faliang (劉法良), died early
- Liu Zhun (劉準), the Prince of Ancheng (created 471), later Emperor Shun of Liu Song
- Unnamed prince, died early
- Liu Zhijing (劉智井), the Prince of Dongping (created and d. 470)
- Liu Xie (劉燮), the Prince of Jingxi (created 470), later the Marquess of Yin'an of Southern Qi (created and executed 479)
- Liu You (劉友) (b. 470), Prince Shang of Shaoling (created 474, d. 479)
- Liu Ji (劉躋), initially the Prince of Lingqing (created 470), later the Prince of Jiangxia (created 474), later Duke of Shayang of Southern Qi (created and executed 479)
- Liu Zan (劉贊), initially named Liu Zhisui (劉智隨), the Prince of Wuling (b. and created 470, d. 478)
- Liu Hui (劉翽) (b. 471), initially the Prince of Nanyang (created 476), later the Prince of Suiyang (created 478), later Duke of Wuyin of Southern Qi (created and executed 479)
- Liu Song (劉嵩) (b. 471), the Prince of Xinxing (created 476), later the Duke of Dingxiang of Southern Qi (created and executed 479)
- Liu Xi (劉禧) (b. 471), the Prince of Shijian (created 476), later the Duke of Lipu of Southern Qi (created and executed 479)
- Liu Bosi (劉伯姒), the Princess Jinling
- Liu Boyuan (劉伯媛), the Princess Jian'an
- Princess Yangxian
| Regnal titles | ||
|---|---|---|
| Preceded by Emperor Qianfei of Liu Song |
Emperor of Liu Song (Jiankang region) 465–472 |
Succeeded by Emperor Houfei of Liu Song |
| Preceded by Liu Zixun |
Emperor of Liu Song (Most regions) 466–472 |
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| Emperor of China (Northern Jiangsu) 466 |
Succeeded by Emperor Xianwen of Northern Wei |
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| Emperor of China (Shandong) 466–469 |
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| Persondata | |
|---|---|
| Name | Emperor Ming of Liu Song |
| Alternative names | |
| Short description | |
| Date of birth | 439 |
| Place of birth | |
| Date of death | 472 |
| Place of death | |
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