Titles From Birth To Death
- 23 January 599–617: Lord Li Shimin
- 617: Duke of Dunhuang
- 617–618: Duke of Zhao
- 618–626: Prince of Qin
- 626: The Crown Prince of Tang
- 4 September 626-10 July 649: Emperor Taizong of Tang
- Posthumously: Wen Huangdi
- Posthumously: Wen Wu Dasheng Daguang Xiao Huangdi
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