Personal Information
- Father
- Emperor Xianwen of Northern Wei
- Mother
- Consort Li (d. 469), daughter of Li Hui (李惠) the Prince of Nan Commandery, posthumously honored as Empress Si
- Wives
- Empress Feng Qing(馮清) (created 493, deposed 496)
- Empress Feng Run (馮潤)(created 497, killed 499)
- Major Concubines
- Consort Lin (forced to commit suicide 483), mother of Crown Prince Xun, posthumously honored as Empress Zhen, later posthumously demoted to commoner status
- Consort Gao Zhaorong (高照容)(d. 497?, probably by poisoning), mother of Crown Prince Ke, posthumously honored as Empress Wenzhao
- Consort Yuan, mother of Prince Yu
- Consort Luo, mother of Princes Yi and Yue
- Consort Zheng, mother of Prince Tiao
- Children
- Yuan Xun (元恂) (b. 483), the Crown Prince (created 493, deposed 496, forced to commit suicide 497)
- Yuan Ke (元恪) (b. 483), the Crown Prince (created 497), later Emperor Xuanwu of Northern Wei
- Yuan Yu (元愉) (b. 488), the Prince of Jingzhao (created 497, killed by Gao Zhao 508)
- Yuan Yi (元懌) (b. 488), Prince Wenxian of Qinghe (created 497, executed by Yuan Cha 520)
- Yuan Huai (元懷), Prince Wumu of Guangping (created 497, d. 517)
- Yuan Yue (元悅), Prince Yuanxuan of Ru'nan (created 503, d. 532)
- Yuan Tiao (元恌) (b. 494, d. 500)
- Princess Shiping
- Princess Huayang
- Princess Huaiyang
- Princess Ji'nan
- Princess Yiyang
- Princess Lanling
- Princess Nanyang
- Princess Shunyang
- Princess Xihe
- Princess Changle
- Princess Gaoping
Regnal titles | ||
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Preceded by Emperor Xianwen of Northern Wei |
Emperor of Northern Wei 471–499 |
Succeeded by Emperor Xuanwu of Northern Wei |
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