Personal Information
- Father
- Emperor Wen of Sui
- Mother
- Empress Dugu Qieluo
- Wife
- Empress Xiao (created 605), formerly Princess Xiao of Western Liang, mother of Crown Prince Zhao, Prince Jian, and Princess Nanyang
- Major Concubines
- Consort Xiao, mother of Prince Gao
- Consort Chen, originally concubine of Emperor Wen, sister of Chen Shubao
- Consort Cai, originally concubine of Emperor Wen
- Consort Chen Chou (陳綢), daughter of Chen Shubao
- Consort Wang, niece of Li Yuan
- Children
- Yang Zhao (楊昭), initially the Prince of Henan (created 590), later the Prince of Jin (created 601), later the Crown Prince (created 605, died 706)
- Yang Jian (楊暕), initially the Prince of Yuzhang (created 593), later the Prince of Qi (created 605, executed by Yuwen Huaji 618)
- Yang Gao (楊杲), the Prince of Zhao (created 613, killed by Pei Qiantong (裴虔通) 618)
- Princess Nanyang (died 630)
- A daughter (may be same person as the Princess Nanyang), concubine of Emperor Taizong of Tang
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