forbidding anyone from visiting him, which is why her enemies, and especially later historians, thought that she had killed the emperor. Li Zhe succeeded him (as Emperor Zhongzong), but all actual power still would be in the still hands of Empress Wu, who became empress dowager; Emperor Gaozong wrote a will that the Crown Prince Li Zhe should immediately seize the throne and that Empress Wu should act as regent (, linchao tingzheng Zhì: Came to the court to listen and rule over the government): Hui Islamic legends Known in Hui Islamic legends as Yung Wei, which was in fact the name of the first era in his reign (Yonghui era from February 650 to February 656; see era name), Islamic sources credit him with building the first mosque in China, the Huaisheng Mosque that still stands in Guangzhou. Era names Yonghui (永徽 yǒng huī) 649–656 Xianqing (顯慶 xiǎn qìng) 656–661 Longshuo (龍朔 lóng shuò) 661–663 Linde (麟德 lín dé) 664–666 Qianfeng (乾封 qián fēng) 666–668 Zongzhang (總章 zǒng zhāng) 668–670 Xianheng (咸亨 xián hēng) 670–674 Shangyuan (上元 shàng yuán) 674–676 Yifeng (儀鳳 yí fèng) 676–679 Tiaolu (調露 tiáo lù) 679–680 Yonglong (永隆 yǒng lóng) 680–681 Kaiyao (開耀 kāi yào) 681–682 Yongchun (永淳 yǒng chún) 682–683 Hongdao (弘道 hóng dào) 683 Chancellors during reign Zhangsun Wuji (649–659) Chu Suiliang (649–650, 652–655) Xu Jingzong (649–670) Gao Jifu (649–653) Zhang Xingcheng (649–653) Yu Zhining (649–659) Li Ji (649–669) Yuwen Jie (651–653) Liu Shi (651–654) Han Yuan (652–657) Lai Ji (652–657) Cui Dunli (653–656) Li Yifu (655–658, 662–663) Du Zhenglun (656–658) Xin Maojiang (658–659) Xu Yushi (659–662) Ren Yaxiang (659–662) Lu Chengqing (659–660) Shangguan Yi (662–664) Liu Xiangdao (664) Dou Dexuan (664–666) Le Yanwei (664–665) Sun Chuyue (664–665) Jiang Ke (665–672) Lu Dunxin (665–666) Liu Rengui (665–670, 672–683) Yang Hongwu (667–668) Dai Zhide (667–679) Li Anqi (667) Zhao Renben (667–670) Zhang Wenguan (667–678) Yan Liben (668–673) Li Jingxuan (669–670, 670–680) Hao Chujun (669–681) Lai Heng (676–678) Xue Yuanchao (676–683) Li Yiyan (676–683) Gao Zhizhou (676–679) Zhang Da'an (677–680) Wang Dezhen (680) Pei Yan (680–683) Cui Zhiwen (680–683) Guo Daiju (682–683) Cen Changqian (682–683) Guo Zhengyi (682–683) Wei Xuantong (682–683) Liu Jingxian (682–683) Family Consorts and Issue: Empress, of the Wang clan of Taiyuan (; 628–655) Empress Zetian, of the Wu clan (; 624–705), personal name Zhao () Li Hong, Emperor Xiaojing (; 652–675), fifth son Princess Andingsi (; 654), third daughter Li Xian,