Emperor Zhongzong of Tang - Personal Information

Personal Information

  • Father
    • Emperor Gaozong of Tang
  • Mother
    • Empress Wu
  • Wives
    • Princess Zhao, daughter of Zhao Gui (趙瓌) and Princess Changle (starved 675), posthumously honored Empress Gong (honored 705) and then Empress Hesi (honored 710)
    • Empress Wei (created and deposed 684, recreated 705), mother of Crown Prince Chongrun and Princesses Yongtai, Yongshou, Changning, and Anle
  • Major Concubines
    • Consort Shangguan Wan'er
    • Consort Zheng, daughter of Zheng Pusi (鄭普思)
  • Children
    • Li Chongrun (李重潤), né Li Chongzhao (李重照) (changed 684?) (b. 682), initially the Deputy Crown Prince (created 682), later reduced to commoner rank (deposed 684), later the Prince of Shao (created 699, executed 701), posthumously honored Crown Prince Yide
    • Li Chongfu (李重福) (b. 680), initially the Prince of Tangchang (created 683), later the Prince of Ping'en (created 700), later the Prince of Qiao (created 704, killed in battle 710)
    • Li Chongjun (李重俊), initially the Prince of Yixing (created 700), later the Prince of Wei (created 705), later the Crown Prince (created 706, killed in battle 707), posthumously honored Crown Prince Jiemin
    • Li Chongmao (李重茂) (b. 698), initially the Prince of Beihai (created 700), later the Prince of Wen (created 705), later Emperor Shang of Tang
    • Princess Xindu
    • Princess Yicheng
    • Princess Ding'an
    • Princess Changning
    • Princess Yongshou (title posthumously awarded)
    • Li Xianhui (李仙蕙), Lady Yongtai (executed 701), posthumously honored as Princess Yongtai
    • Li Guo'er (李裹兒), Princess Anle (killed in battle 710)
    • Princess Cheng'an, courtesy name Jijiang (季姜)

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