Issue
Empress Zhangsun produced seven children with Emperor Taizong:
- Sons
- Li Chengqian (619-5 January 645), Crown Prince (created 627, deposed 643), posthumously Prince Min of Hengshan
- Li Zhi, Emperor Gaozong of Tang (21 July 628,– 27 December 683), formerly Crown Prince (created 643), formerly Prince of Jin (created 631)
- Li Tai (618-15 December 652), Prince Gong of Pu
- Daughters
- Li Lize, the Princess Changle
- Princess Chengyang
- Li Mingda, the Princess Jinyang
- Princess Xincheng
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