Liu Jun the Prince of Wuling (different character than the Liu Jun who was Liu Shao's confederate), who took the throne as Emperor Xiaowu. Liu Shao initially gave his father the posthumous name Emperor Jing () with the temple name Zhongzong (). After Emperor Xiaowu took the throne, he changed the posthumous name to Emperor Wen and the temple name to Taizu (). Family Consorts and Issue: Empress Wenyuan, of the Yuan clan of Chen (; 405–440), personal name Qigui () Liu Shao, Emperor (; 424–453), first son Princess Dongyangxian (), personal name Ying'e () Married Wang Sengchuo of Langya (; 423–453), and had issue (Wang Jian) Empress Dowager Zhao, of the Lu clan (; 412–466), personal name Huinan () Liu Jun, Emperor Xiaowu (; 430–464), third son Empress Dowager Xuan, of the Shen clan (; 414–453), personal name Rongji () Liu Yu, Emperor Ming (; 439–472), 11th son Shufei, of the Pan clan (; d. 453) Liu Jun, Prince Shixing (; 429–453), second son Shuyi, of the Wu clan () Liu Shuo, Prince Nanpingmu (; 431–453), fourth son Xiuhua, of the Yin clan (; d. 459) Liu Dan, Prince Jingling (; 433–459), sixth son Xiurong, of the Chen clan () Liu Hui, Prince Lujiang (; 436–470), eighth son Xiuyi, of the Gao clan () Liu Shao, Prince Lulingzhao (; 432–452), fifth son Xiuyi, of the Jiang clan () Liu Hun, Marquis Wuchang (; 439–455), tenth son Xiuyi, of the Yang clan () Liu Xiuren, Prince Jian'an (; 443–471), 12th son Jieyu, of the Cao clan () Liu Hong, Prince Jianping Xuanjian (; 434–458), seventh son Ronghua, of the Xie clan () Liu Chang, Prince Yiyang (; 436–497), ninth son Meiren, of the Jiang clan (; d. 446) Princess Haiyan (), fourth daughter Married Zhao Qian () Meiren, of the Xing clan () Liu Xiuyou, Prince Jinpingla (; 445–471), 13th son Meiren, of the Cai clan (; d. 458) Liu Xiumao, Prince Hailing (; 445–461), 14th son Meiren, of the Dong clan () Liu Xiuye, Prince Poyang'ai (; 445–456), 15th son Meiren, of the Yan clan () Liu Xiuqian, Prince Linqingchong (; 446–454), 16th son Meiren, of the Chen clan () Liu Yifu, Prince Xinyehuai (; 447–452), 17th son Meiren, of the Xun clan () Liu Xiufan, Prince Guiyang (; 448–474), 18th son Meiren, of the Luo clan () Liu Xiuruo, Prince Baling'ai (; 448–471), 19th son Unknown Princess Changcheng