Family Consorts and Issue: Consort Xian of the Wang clan (; d. 846) Virtuous Consort Liu, of the Liu clan (刘德妃 刘氏 ) Pure Consort, of the Wang clan (淑妃 王氏) Worthy Consort, of the Liu clan (賢妃 刘氏) Worthy Consort, of the Wang clan (賢妃 王氏) Consort Yang, of the Yang clan (杨妃 杨氏) Lady of Bright Deportment, of the Wu clan (昭儀 吴氏) Lady of Bright Deportment, of the Shen clan (昭儀 沈氏) Lady of Bright Deportment, of the Zhang clan (昭儀 张氏) Lady of Bright Deportment, of the Zhao clan (昭儀 赵氏) Lady of Cultivated Deportment, of theDong clan (修仪 董氏) Lady of Talents, of the Meng clan (才人孟氏) Unknown Li Jun, Prince Qi (), first son Li Xian, Prince Yi (), second son Li Qi, Prince Yan (), third son Li Yi, Prince De (), fourth son Li Cuo, Prince Chang (), fifth son Princess Changle (), first daughter Princess Shouchun (), second daughter Princess Yongning (), third daughter Princess Yanqing (), fourth daughter Princess Jingle (), fifth daughter Princess Lewen (), sixth daughter Princess Changning (), seventh daughter Ancestry In fiction Played by Edwin Siu, a fictionalized version of Wuzong was portrayed in 2009 Hong Kong's TVB television series, Beyond the Realm of Conscience. See also Buddhism in China Christianity in China Islam in China Persecution of Buddhists Persecution of Christians Persecution of Muslims References Old Book of Tang, vol. 18, part 1. New Book of Tang, vol. 8. Zizhi Tongjian, vols. 241, 246, 247, 248. Further reading Reischauer, Edwin O. Ennin's Travels in Tang China. New York: Ronald Press, 1955. Philip, T. V. East of the Euphrates: Early Christianity in Asia. India: CSS & ISPCK, India, 1998 (See here) 814 births 846 deaths Tang dynasty Taoists Tang dynasty emperors 9th-century Chinese monarchs Persecution of Buddhists