anger, Emperor Taiwu ordered Consort Juqu to commit suicide, and executed many members of the Juqu clan. Later that year, accusations were made that Juqu Mujian was communicating with his former subjects and planning a rebellion. Emperor Taiwu sent Cui Hao to the residence that Juqu Mujian shared with Princess Wuwei, and there forced Juqu Mujian to commit suicide. Personal information Consort and issue(s): Princess Li, of the Li clan (王后 李氏, divorced 437), personal name Jingshou (敬受) Princess Wuwei, of the Tuoba clan (武威公主 拓拔氏) Princess Wuwei (武威公主), first daughter Married Gao Qian (高潜) and had issue (one son) Third princess Married Sima Jinlon (馬金龍), a son of Sima Chuzhi (司馬楚之) and had issue (one son) Unknown Juqu Fengtan (沮渠封壇), the Heir Apparent Second daughter Married Emperor Wencheng of Northern Wei References Book of Song, vol. 98. Book of Wei, vol. 99. Zizhi Tongjian, vols. 119, 122, 123. Northern Liang princes 447 deaths Northern Wei politicians Liu Song dynasty people 5th-century Chinese monarchs Year of birth unknown Suicides in Northern Wei