Personal Information
- Father
- Li Keyong, Prince of Jin, posthumously honored Emperor Wu
- Mother
- Lady Cao, initially the Lady of Jin, later the Lady Dowager of Jin, later Empress Dowager (honored 923), posthumously honored Empress Zhenjian
- Wives
- Lady Han, later imperial consort with the rank Shufei (淑妃)
- Empress Liu (created 924, killed 926), mother of Prince Jiji
- Major Concubines
- Lady Yi, later imperial consort with the rank Defei (德妃)
- Consort Xia, the Lady of Guo, later wife of Li Zanhua
- Consort Hou, the Lady of Qian
- Consort Bai, the Lady of Yi
- Consort Deng, the Lady of Xu
- Consort Zhang, the Lady of Liang
- Consort Zhou, the Lady of Song
- Consort Wu, the Lady of Yanling
- Consort Wang, the Lady of Taiyuan
- Consort Han, the Lady of Changli
- Consort Zhang, the Lady of Qinghe
- Consort Wang, the Lady of Langye
- Consort Ma, the Lady of Fufeng
- Children
- Li Jiji (李繼岌), the Prince of Wei (created 925, committed suicide 926)
- Li Jitong (李繼潼)
- Li Jisong (李繼嵩)
- Li Jichan (李繼蟾)
- Li Jiyao (李繼嶢)
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