Personal Information
- Father
- Emperor Muzong of Tang
- Mother
- Consort Xiao, posthumously honored as Empress Zhenxian
- Major Concubines
- Consort Yang
- Consort Wang, mother of Crown Prince Yong
- Children
- Li Yong, initially the Prince of Lu (created 830), later Crown Prince Zhuangke (created 832, d. 838)
- Li Zongjian (李宗儉), the Prince of Jiang (created 837), presumably predeceased Yong, otherwise he would be considered as a candidate for Crown Prince rather than his uncle Li Rong or cousin Li Chengmei
- Princess Xingtang
- Princess Xiping
- Princess Langning
- Princess Guanghua
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