emissaries sent to declare this new creation. Later in the year, Li Maozhen died. In his final petition to Emperor Zhuangzong, he requested that Li Jiyan be allowed to retain Fengxiang. Emperor Zhuangzong subsequently confirmed Li Jiyan as the military governor of Fengxiang. Personal information Father Song Duan () Mother Lady Lu, Lady Dowager of Yan Wife Empress Liu, mother of Li Jiyan, Li Jichang, Li Jizhao, Li Jiwei, and three daughters, later known as Lady Dowager Xiande of Qin Children Li Jiyan (), name later changed to Li Congyan () (changed 926) Li Jichang (), name later changed to Li Congchang () (changed 926) Li Jizhao (), name later changed to Li Congzhao () (apparently different than adoptive son Fu Daozhao) (changed 926) Li Jiwei () Li Jikan () or Li Kan (), name briefly changed to Song Kan () in 902 One other son Four daughters Adoptive children Li Jizhen () Li Jimi (), né Wang Wanhong (), surrendered to Wang Jian 902 and changed name back to Wang Wanhong, later committed suicide Li Jipeng (), né Yan Gui (), executed by Li Maozhen 895 Li Jiyóng (李繼顒, note different tone than his adoptive brother), killed by Wang Zongkan () 895 Li Jiyōng (李繼雍, note different tone than his adoptive brother) Li Jihui (), né Yang Chongben (), surrendered to Zhu Quanzhong 901 and changed name back to Yang Chongben, changed name back to Li Jihui and resubmitted to Li Maozhen 904, poisoned to death in 914 by his son Li Yanlu Li Jizhao (), né Fu Daozhao () (apparently different than biological son Li Congzhao), surrendered to Zhu Quanzhong 902 Li Jitang () Li Jining (), captured by Wang Jian 897 Li Jipo (), surrendered to Wang Jian 897 Li Jiyun (), executed by Li Maozhen 903 Li Jizhong () Li Jiliao (), captured by Zhu Quanzhong 902 Li Jiqin () Li Jizhi (), killed by Han Xun () 909 Li Jikui () Li Jiji (), né Sang Hongzhi (), surrendered to Wang Jian 916 and changed name back to Sang Hongzhi Li Jizhi () Notes and references History of the Five Dynasties, vol. 132. New History of the Five Dynasties, vol. 40. Zizhi Tongjian, vols. 256, 257, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273. |- |- 856 births 924 deaths Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms rulers Tang