About Emperor Zhuangzong of Later Tang
Lived 885 – 926 (aged 40). Emperor Zhuangzong of Later Tang was a monarch.
Downfall After the conquest of Former Shu, however, both Li Cunxu and Empress Liu came to suspect Guo Chongtao of wanting to occupy the Shu lands and rebel. Li Cunxu, however, was unwilling to act against Guo without further proof. However, Empress Liu went ahead and issued an order to Li Jiji, ordering him to kill Guo. Li Jiji did so. With Guo dead, Li Cunxu went ahead and issued an edict condemning him and ordering his sons be killed as well. Subsequently, with the eunuchs and performers accusing the major general Li Jilin of having plotted rebellion with Guo, Li Cunxu killed Li Jilin and his family members as well.
Poetry Li Cunxu's 4 ci poems were preserved in a Song dynasty book called Zun Qian Ji (尊前集; Collection of Respecting the Old).
Family Parents: Father: Li Keyong (李克用) (24 October 856 – 24 February 908) Mother: Empress Zhenjian , of the Cao clan (貞簡皇后曹氏) Consort and their respective issue(s): Empress Shenminjing, of the Liu clan (神閔敬皇后 劉氏, d. 926), personal name Yuniang (劉玉娘) Li Jiji, Prince of Wei (魏王 李繼岌, 909 – 28 May 926), 3rd son Pure Consort, of the Han clan (韓淑妃 韓氏, d. 947) Virtuous Consort, of the Yi clan (伊氏, d. 947) Zhaorong, of the Xia clan ( 昭容夏氏), later the Lady of Guo, later wife of Li Zanhua Zhaoyi, of the Hou clan (昭儀侯氏), later the Lady of Qian Zhaoyuan, of the Bai clan (昭媛白氏), later the Lady of Yi Chushi, of the Deng clan (出使鄧氏), later the Lady of Xu Yuzheng, of the Zhang clan (御正張氏), the Lady of Liang Shizhen, of the Zhou clan (侍眞周氏), later the Lady of Song Shizhen, of the Wu clan (侍真吳氏), later the Lady of Yanling Lady of Honorable Talent, of the Wang clan (懿才王氏), the Lady of Taiyuan Xianyi, of the Han clan (咸一韩氏), later the Lady of Changli Yaofang, of the Zhang clan (瑤芳张氏), the Lady of Qinghe Lady of Honorable Moral, of the Wang clan (懿德王氏), later the Lady of Langye Xuanyi, of the Ma clan (宣一馬氏), the Lady of Fufeng Shizheng, of the Guo clan (誓正 郭氏) Unknown: First son Second son Li Jitong, Prince of Shou (守王 李繼潼), 4th son Li Jisong, Prince of Guang (光王 李繼嵩), 5th son Li Jichan, Prince of Zhen (真王 李繼嶦), 6th son Li Jiyao, Prince of Chuan (川王 李繼嶢), 7th son Princess Yining (義寧公主, d. 953), 1st daughter married Song Tinghao and had issue ( 1 son)
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Emperor Zhuangzong of Later Tang?
Prince of Jin and then Emperor of Later Tang (885-926)
When was Emperor Zhuangzong of Later Tang born?
Emperor Zhuangzong of Later Tang was born on 2 December 885 in Taiyuan.
When did Emperor Zhuangzong of Later Tang die?
Emperor Zhuangzong of Later Tang died on 15 May 926 in Luoyang.
What was Emperor Zhuangzong of Later Tang's occupation?
Emperor Zhuangzong of Later Tang was a monarch.
What nationality was Emperor Zhuangzong of Later Tang?
Emperor Zhuangzong of Later Tang's recorded nationality: Later Tang.
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