Personal Information
- Father
- Emperor Wu of Liang
- Mother
- Consort Ge, Emperor Wu's concubine
- Children
- Xiao Yuanzhao (蕭圓照), the Crown Prince (created 552)
- Xiao Yuanzheng (蕭圓正), initially the Marquess of Jiang'an, later the prince of Xiyang (remotedly created 552, starved to death by Emperor Yuan of Liang 553)
- Xiao Yuanpu (蕭圓普), the Prince of Qiao (created 552)
- Xiao Yuansu (蕭圓肅), the Prince of Yidu (created 552)
- Xiao Yuanman (蕭圓滿), the Prince of Jingling (created 552, killed in battle 553)
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