Personal Information
- Father
- Emperor Yizong of Tang
- Mother
- Consort Wang, posthumously honored Empress Gongxian (honored 888)
- Wife
- Empress He (created 897), mother of Crown Princes Yu and Zhu and Princess Pingyuan
- Major Concubines
- Consort Chen, the Lady of Wei, later concubine to Li Keyong
- Lady of Zhao
- Lady of Fengyi
- Consort Ke Zheng (可證), the Lady of Jin (killed by Zhu Quanzhong 904)
- Consort Pei Zhenyi (裴貞一) (killed by Zhu Quanzhong 904)
- Consort Li Jianrong (李漸榮) (killed by Zhu Quanzhong 904)
- Children
- Li You (李祐, note different person than his brother), later renamed Li Yù (李裕, note different tone than his brother, renamed 897), later briefly known as Li Zhen (李縝) (900-901), originally the Prince of De (created 890), later the Crown Prince (created 897), later emperor (proclaimed 900, deposed 901), later Prince of De (demoted 901, killed by Zhu Quanzhong 905)
- Li Yǔ (李祤, note different tone than his brother), the Prince of Di (created 894, killed by Zhu Quanzhong 905)
- Li Xi (李禊), the Prince of Qian (created 894, killed by Zhu Quanzhong 905)
- Li Yan (李禋), the Prince of Yi (created 894, killed by Zhu Quanzhong 905)
- Li Yi (李禕), the Prince of Sui (created 894, killed by Zhu Quanzhong 905)
- Li Mi (李秘), the Prince of Jing (created 897, killed by Zhu Quanzhong 905)
- Li Qi (李祺), the Prince of Qi (created 897, killed by Zhu Quanzhong 905)
- Li Zuo (李祚, note different character than his brother), later renamed Li Zhu (李柷, renamed 904), initially the Prince of Hui (created 897), later Crown Prince (created 904), later Emperor Ai of Tang
- Li Zhen (李禛, note different character than his brother), the Prince of Ya (created 898, killed by Zhu Quanzhong 905)
- Li Xiang (李祥), the Prince of Qiong (created 898, killed by Zhu Quanzhong 905)
- Li Zhen (李禎), the Prince of Duan (created 904)
- Li Qi (李祁, note different character than his brother), the Prince of Feng (created 905)
- Li Fu (李福), the Prince of He (created 905)
- Li Xi (李禧), the Prince of Deng (created 905)
- Li Hu (李祜), the Prince of Jia (created 905)
- Li Shi (李禔), the Prince of Ying (created 906)
- Li You (李祐, note different person than his brother), the Prince of Cai (created 906)
- Princess Xin'an
- Princess Pingyuan
- Princess Xindu
- Princess Yichang
- Princess Tangxing
- Princess Deqing
- Princess Taikang
- Princess Yongming, died early
- Princess Xinxing
- Princess Pu'an
- Princess Leping
| Regnal titles | ||
|---|---|---|
| Preceded by Emperor Xizong of Tang |
Emperor of Tang Dynasty 888-900 |
Succeeded by Li Yu (Prince of De) |
| Emperor of China (most regions) 888-900 |
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| Preceded by Qin Zongquan |
Emperor of China (Henan) 888-900 |
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| Preceded by Li Yu (Prince of De) |
Emperor of Tang Dynasty 901-904 |
Succeeded by Emperor Ai of Tang |
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