Emperor Xiaowu of Liu Song - Personal Information

Personal Information

  • Father
    • Emperor Wen of Liu Song
  • Mother
    • Consort Lu Huinan
  • Wife
    • Empress Wang Xianyuan, mother of Crown Prince Ziye, Prince Zishang, and Princesses Chuyu, Chupei, Chuxiu, and Xiuming
  • Major Concubines
    • Consort Chen, mother of Prince Zixun
    • Consort Ruan, mother of Prince Zisui
    • Consort Xu, mother of Princes Zishen, Ziren, and Zichan
    • Consort He, mother of Prince Zifang
    • Consort Shi, mother of Prince Zixu
    • Consort Yin (née Liu), daughter of Liu Yixuan the Prince of Nan Commandery, mother of Prince Ziluan, Ziyǔ, Ziyun, Ziwen, and Zishi
    • Consort He, mother of Princes Zifeng and Ziqu
    • Consort Xie, mother of Princes Zizhen, Ziyong, and Zisi
    • Consort Jiang, mother of Princes Zixuan, Zikuang, and Zixiao
    • Consort Shi, mother of Prince Ziyuan
    • Consort Jiang, mother of Princes Ziheng and Ziqi
    • Consort Yang, mother of Princes Zimeng and Ziyú
    • Consort Du or Zhang, mother of Prince Ziyue
  • Children
    • Liu Ziye (劉子業), the Crown Prince (created 454), later Emperor Qianfei of Liu Song
    • Liu Zishang (劉子尚) (b. 450), the Prince of Yuzhang (created 456, forced to commit suicide 465)
    • Liu Zixun (劉子勛) (b. 456), the Prince of Jin'an (created 460, executed 466), pretender to the throne
    • Liu Zisui (劉子綏), initially the Prince of Anlu (created 458), later the Prince of Jiangxia (created 465, forced to commit suicide 466)
    • Liu Zishen (劉子深), died early
    • Liu Zifang (劉子房) (b. 456), initially the Prince of Xunyang (created 460), later demoted to the Marquess of Songzi (demoted and executed 466)
    • Liu Zixu (劉子頊) (b. 456), initially the Prince of Liyang (created 460), later the Prince of Linhai (created 461, forced to commit suicide 466)
    • Liu Ziluan (劉子鸞) (b. 456), initially the Prince of Xiangyang (created 460), later the Prince of Xin'an (created 460, forced to commit suicide 465), posthumously created Prince Xiaojing of Shiping
    • Liu Ziren (劉子仁) (b. 457), the Prince of Yongjia (created 461, forced to commit suicide 466)
    • Liu Zifeng (劉子鳳), died early
    • Liu Zizhen (劉子真) (b. 457), the Prince of Shi'an (created 461, forced to commit suicide 466)
    • Liu Zixuan (劉子玄), died early
    • Liu Ziyuan (劉子元) (b. 458), the Prince of Shaoling (created 462), forced to commit suicide 466)
    • Liu Ziyǔ (劉子羽, note different tone than his brother) (b. 458, d. 459), posthumously created Prince Jing of Qi
    • Liu Ziheng (劉子衡), died early
    • Liu Zimeng (劉子孟) (b. 459), the Prince of Huainan (created 463, forced to commit suicide 466)
    • Liu Zikuang (劉子況), died early
    • Liu Zichan (劉子產), initially the Prince of Linhe, later the Prince of Nanping (created 465, executed 466)
    • Liu Ziyun (劉子雲) (b. 459), Prince Xiao of Jinling (created and d. 462)
    • Liu Ziwen (劉子文), died early
    • Liu Ziyú (劉子輿), initially the Prince of Jinxi, later the Prince of Luling (created 465, executed 466)
    • Liu Zishi (劉子師) (b. 460), Prince Ai of Nanhai (created 463, forced to commit suicide 465)
    • Liu Zixiao (劉子霄) (b. 461, d. 464), posthumously created Prince Si of Huaiyang
    • Liu Ziyong (劉子雍), died early
    • Liu Ziqu (劉子趨) (executed 466)
    • Liu Ziqi (劉子期) (executed 466)
    • Liu Zisi (劉子嗣) (b. 463), the Prince of Dongping (created 463, forced to commit suicide 466)
    • Liu Ziyue (劉子悅) (executed 466)
    • Princess Angu
    • Liu Chuyu (劉楚玉), initially the Princess Shanyin, later the Princess Kuaiji (created 464, forced to commit suicide 465)
    • Liu Chupei (劉楚佩), the Princess Linhuai
    • Liu Xiuming (劉脩明), the Princess Kangle
    • Princess Linru
    • Princess Linhai
    • Liu Chuxiu (劉楚琇)
    • Princess Anji
Regnal titles
Preceded by
Liu Shao
Emperor of Liu Song
453–464
Succeeded by
Emperor Qianfei of Liu Song
Persondata
Name Emperor Xiaowu of Liu Song
Alternative names
Short description
Date of birth 430
Place of birth
Date of death 464
Place of death

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