Fugong supported his younger brother Li Jie the Prince of Shou to be emperor (as Emperor Zhaozong). Chancellors during reign Wei Baoheng (873) Liu Ye (873–874) Zhao Yin (873–874) Xiao Fang (873–875) Pei Tan (874) Liu Zhan (874) Cui Yanzhao (874–877) Zheng Tian (874–878, 882–883) Lu Xi (874–878, 879–880) Li Wei (875–878) Wang Duo (877–879, 881–882) Doulu Zhuan (878–880) Cui Hang (878–880) Zheng Congdang (878–880, 883–887) Wang Hui (880–881) Pei Che (880–881, 883–887) Xiao Gou (881–887) Wei Zhaodu (881–888) Kong Wei (886–888) Du Rangneng (886–888) Zhang Jun (887–888) Family Issue: Li Zhen, Prince Jian (), first son Li Sheng, Prince Yi (), second son Princess Tangxing (), first daughter Princess Yongping (), second daughter Ancestry References 任士英 (2005) 正說唐朝二十帝 Taipei (台北): 聯經. Ouyang Xiu, Historical Records of the Five Dynasties, translation and introduction by Richard L. Davis (2004), Columbia University Press. David A. Graff (2002), Medieval Chinese Warfare, Routledge. Wang Gungwu (1963), The Structure of Power in North China during the Five Dynasties, Stanford University Press |- |- 862 births 888 deaths Tang dynasty emperors Child monarchs from Asia 9th-century Chinese monarchs