the deputy military governor of Weiwu, in charge of the affairs of the state. (A rumor at that time was that Wang Shenzhi's illness was due to poisoning by Wang Yanhan's wife Lady Cui.) Later in the year, Wang Shenzhi died, and Wang Yanhan took over the state, although at that time claiming only the title of acting military governor of Weiwu. Personal information Ancestors Wang Jian () (Qin Dynasty General) Wang Dao () (Jin Dynasty Prime Minister) Wang Fangqing () (Tang/Zhou Dynasty Chancellor) Father Wang Nin () Mother Lady Dong, posthumously honored Lady Dowager of Qin and yet later Lady Dowager Zhuanghui of Jin Wife Lady Ren Neiming, posthumously honored empress Major Concubines Lady Huang, the Lady of Lu, later honored empress dowager (honored 933), later grand empress dowager (honored 936), mother of Prince Yanjun Lady Chen Jinfeng, later empress to Wang Yanjun Children Wang Yanhan (), later king Wang Yanjun (), name later changed to Wang Lin (), later Emperor Huizong Wang Yanmei () Wang Yanbao () Wang Yanwu () (executed by Wang Jipeng 939) Wang Yanwang () (executed by Wang Jipeng 939) Wang Yanxī (王延羲, note different tone than his brother), name later changed to Wang Xi (), later Emperor Jingzong Wang Yanxǐ (王延喜, note different tone than his brother) (killed by Zhu Wenjin 944) Wang Yanzheng (), the Prince of Fusha, later emperor Wang Yanzi () Wang Yanzong () Lady of Langye, wife of Li Min () Daughter, wife of Zhang Siqi () Lady of Langye, wife of Qian Yuanxiang (), son of Qian Liu king of Wuyue Daughter, wife of Yu Tingyin () Daughter Daughter Daughter Adoptive Children Wang Yanbing (), né Zhou Yanchen () (executed by Wang Yanjun 931), posthumously honored Prince Lingzhao (honored 933?) then as Prince Weisu of Wuping (honored 943) Wang Yanfeng (), biological child of Wang Shenzhi's brother Wang Chao Notes and references History of the Five Dynasties, vol. 134. New History of the Five Dynasties, vol. 68. Zizhi Tongjian, vols. 254, 259, 261, 262, 266, 267, 270, 271, 273, 274. Spring and Autumn Annals of the Ten Kingdoms (), vol. 90. 862 births 925 deaths Min Kingdom rulers Tang dynasty Buddhists Min Kingdom Buddhists Tang dynasty jiedushi of Weiwu Circuit Later Liang (Five Dynasties) jiedushi of Weiwu Circuit Later Liang (Five Dynasties) Buddhists Later Tang jiedushi of Weiwu Circuit Politicians from Xinyang Deified Chinese people Chinese princes Tang dynasty