In the fourth year of Tianyou (907), Zhu Wen was called the emperor of the Tang Dynasty, the country was called Liang, and the history was called Houliang. Li Keyong still uses the name of Tang Tianyou, and competes with Later Liang in the name of reviving the Tang Dynasty. In the following year (908), Li Keyong died of illness and was buried in Dai County, Shanxi Province. After Li Cunmiao established the Tang Dynasty, he was posthumously named Emperor Wu, and the temple name was Taizu.
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Li Keyong, who was posthumously revered as the Taizu of the Later Tang Dynasty, had 11 sons, and the following is an introduction to the life experiences and endings of his 11 sons.
1, Li Cunmei
Li Cunmei, the third son of Li Keyong, the Taizu of the Later Tang Dynasty, has an unknown biological mother.
On the twenty-third day of December in the third year of Tongguang (925), Li Cunqiao of the Later Tang Dynasty Zhuangzong enshrined the third brother Yong Wang. Li Cunmei fell ill because of a stroke, was half paralyzed, and lived in Jinyang. Guo Congqian mutinied and killed Tang Zhuangzong, Li Cunmei was not killed, but he did not know what happened to Li Cunli.
2, Li Cunli
Li Cunli, the son of Li Keyong, the Taizu of the Later Tang Dynasty, has an unknown biological mother.
On the twenty-third day of December in the third year of Tongguang (925), Li Cunmiao, the third brother of Tang Zhuangzong, was enthroned as King Xue. In April 926, Guo Congqian mutinied and killed Later Tang Zhuangzong, and Li Keyong's adopted son Mingzong Li Siyuan ascended the throne. Li Cunli and Li Cunmei, who was sick because of a stroke and lived in Jinyang with half of his body, did not know what to do.
3, Li Cunyi
Li Cunyi 《? -926), the fifth son of Li Keyong, Taizu of the Later Tang Dynasty, and his biological mother is unknown. Later Tang Zhuangzong Li Cun's younger brother.
In December of the third year of Tongguang (925), Xinhai was crowned King Mu. Li Cunyi successively served as Jianxiong and Baoda's second army envoy. It was Guo Chongtao's son-in-law, and after Guo Chongtao was killed, he and the warlock Yang Qianlang had a drinking party at home and had a grudge against his father-in-law. In order to get rid of Guo Chongtao's henchmen, the eunuch said to Zhuang Zong, "Cunyi weeps for the generals, complains for Chongtao, and complains about grievances." When Zhuang Zong found out, he sent troops to imprison him in the mansion and killed him soon after. The poor official Guo Congqian took Li Cunyi as his father-in-law, but he didn't know that Li Cunqian was dead, and later launched a mutiny and improvised a rebellion, wanting to serve Li Cunyi as the master, and Zhuang Zong was also killed by a stray arrow in the battle to pacify Guo Congqian.
4, Li Cunqing
Li Cunqing (?) -926), the sixth son of Li Keyong, the Taizu of the Later Tang Dynasty, and his biological mother is unknown.
In December of the third year of Tongguang (925), Xinhai was edicted to the king of Tong. In April 926, Li Cunji and Li Cunqing heard that Guo Congqian had rebelled, killed his eldest brother Zhuangzong Li Cunqing, fled to Nanshan, and hid in a private house. Tang Mingzong edicted Henan Mansion and Zhudao: "The kings go out, and they are sent to Que; If the unfortunate thing dies, collect the sickness to smell. The people who hid Li Cunji and Li Cunqing told An Chongzhu, and An Chongzhu said to Huo Yanwei: "The two kings have fled, and the Lord is seeking, I am afraid that they will be lost." Now that the prison is in charge of the national funeral, how about this ceremony?" Huo Yanwei replied: "The superior nature is merciful, and it cannot be heard. It is advisable to be a secret place to reassure people. He ordered the people to kill them.
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5, Li Tingluan
Li Tingluan (?- 902), the son of Li Keyong, the envoy of Hedong Jiedu in the late Tang Dynasty. Li Luoluo's brother, Li Cunxuan's brother.
Kang Zhaowan Tianfu two years (1902) Tang Zhaozong Tianfu two years (902 years), Li Keyong and Xuanwu Che Jiedu envoy Zhu Cha Gutian and Xuanwu Jun Jiedu envoy Xue Wen battle, March 12, Zhu Wen's subordinates Shu Cong, Zhu Youning attacked Li Sizhao, Zhou Dewei's camp. Zhou Dewei failed. Shi Shucong and Zhu Youning led the troops to chase and capture Li Tingluan, the Hedong army fled in panic, Zhu Quanzhong ordered Shi Shucong and Zhu Youning to attack Hedong by victory, and the troops reached Jinyang. Under the persistence of Li Sizhao, Li Siyuan, Zhou Dewei and others, the Xuanwu Bianjun retreated.
6, Li Luoluo
Li Luoluo (?) - 896), the son of Li Keyong, the envoy of the Hedong Jiedu in the late Tang Dynasty. He was commanded by Tielin.
In 896, Li Ke attacked Luo Hongxin, the envoy of Wei Bojiedu, and Zhu Quanzhong, the envoy of Xuanwu Jiedu, ordered Ge Congzhou to lead the army to camp in Huanshui to rescue Luo Hongxin, leaving Pang Shigu to continue to attack Yunzhou. In June, Li Keyong led his army to attack Ge Congzhou, and the Bian's army dug many ditches in front of the position of Huanshui, and when the battle between the two sides was fierce, Li Luoluo's horse tripped over the ditch and was captured alive by the Bian's army. Li Keyong personally went to rescue Li Luoluo, and the war horse was also tripped and almost captured by the Bianjun army, Li Ke shot a Bianjun general with an arrow from his back to avoid being captured. Li Keyong asked Zhu Quanzhong for peace to redeem his son Li Luoluo, but Zhu Quanzhong did not agree, handed Li Luoluo to Luo Hongxin, and asked Luo Hongxin to kill Li Luoluo. Luo Hongxin killed Li Luoluo and resolutely guided Zhu Quanzhong's camp. Li Keyong led the army back to Jinyang from Huanshui.
When Li Luoluo died, Li Cunqiao was only twelve years old, which shows that Li Luoluo was Li Cunqiao's brother and Li Keyong's eldest son.
7, Li Cunju
Li Cunju (?) - March 11, 917), the son of Li Keyong, King of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, and the younger brother of Li Cunqiu, the Later Tang Dynasty.
In 913, the Jin king Li Cunqiao appointed Li Cunju as the assassin of Xinzhou and the head of the Eighth Army behind Shanhou. Lu Wenjin served as a deputy general. Li Cunju, who was the defense envoy of the Weisai army at the time, was arrogant and lazy, and his servants often interfered in political affairs. He forced the people to go out on horseback, levied 500 horses, led them to the place where the King of Jin fought with Houliang, and sent Shouzhou Assassin Shi Lu Wenjin as a general. On February 15, 917, at Qigou Pass, the junior colonel Gong Yanzhang and his soldiers plotted a mutiny. The next morning, Li Cunju was killed by the soldiers before he got up. Lu Wenjin beat his chest and cried: "The slave has harmed Lang Jun, what face should I use to see King Jin?" was embraced by everyone to return to Xinzhou, and the Xinzhou guard turned Yang Quanzhang away. attacked Wuzhou again, was defeated by Li Siqiu and Zhou Dewei, and Lu Wenjin led the crowd to defect to the Khitan.
8, Li Cunxuan of Zhuangzong of the Later Tang Dynasty
Later Tang Dynasty Zhuangzong Li Cunqiao (December 2, 885 - May 15, 926), the small character Yazi, also known as "Li Tianxia", was born in Jinyang (now Taiyuan, Shanxi) on behalf of Beishatuo. He was a military strategist of the fifth generation in the late Tang Dynasty, the founding emperor of the Later Tang Dynasty, and the son of Li Keyong, the king of Jin.
Li Cunqiao was an official in the late Tang Dynasty to inspect the school, led the history of Jinzhou from afar, and later took his father's throne as the envoy of Hedong Jiedu and the king of Jin. He is brave and good at fighting, good at strategy, in the fifteenth year of the throne, the south of the Liang, the north of the Khitan, the east of Hebei, the west of the river, so that the Jin State gradually strengthened, the Tang Dynasty hegemony. In the first year of Tongguang (923), Li Cunzhi was called the emperor in Weizhou (Hebei Damingfu), the country name was Tang, and the history was called the Later Tang Dynasty.
During the reign of Li Cunxuan, he merged the Qi country, destroyed the former Shu, obtained the land of Fengxiang, Hanzhong and Liangchuan, and shook the southern countries to divide them, "the realm of the five dynasties, there is no one who is prosperous here". However, he indulged in lust, lacked skills in governing the country, had no way to use people, connived at the queen's interference in politics, reused mercy and eunuchs, neglected to kill meritorious heroes, expropriated tyranny, and spared money, so that the people were poor, the feudal towns were resentful, and the soldiers were separated.
In April of the fourth year of Tongguang (926), Li Cunqiao died in the Xingjiaomen Revolution at the age of forty-two. Reigned for three years, the temple name Zhuangzong, and the name of the light saint god Emperor Min Xiao: buried in Yongling.
9, Li Cunba
Li Cunba (?) -926), the son of Li Keyong, the Taizu of the Later Tang Dynasty, the younger brother of the Later Tang Zhuangzong, and the biological mother Cao.
In December of the third year of Tongguang (925), Xinhai was enthroned as the king of Yong. Li Cunba successively served as the envoy of the three armies of Zhaoyi, Tianping, and Hezhong, but they were all not in the feudal town, but only ate in Beijing. After Zhao Zaili rebelled, Li Cunba was sent to the river, Tang Zhuangzong went to Bishui, changed Li Cunba to stay in Taiyuan Mansion in Beijing, Li Cunwu was the envoy of the river festival, the edict did not arrive, Guo Congqian rebelled, and killed Zhuangzong. Li Shaorong wanted to go to the river to join the Yongwang Li Cunba, and the soldiers were scattered, Li Cunba heard that the capital was in turmoil, and led thousands of people to abandon the river and run to Taiyuan. Li Cunba went to Jinyang, and his subordinates fled completely, only Kang Congben did not leave. Li Cunba cut his hair and dressed as a monk to see Fu Yanchao: "I am willing to be a mountain monk, and I hope you can take shelter." The sergeant fought to kill Li Cunba, and Fu Yanchao said: "Since the Liuxiang Gong Cunba is here, he should be invited and then decide to stay." The sergeant did not listen, and killed him under the monument of the palace gate.
10, Li Cunwu
Li Cunwu (?) -926), the son of Li Keyong, Taizu of the Later Tang Dynasty, the younger brother of the Later Tang Zhuangzong, and his biological mother Cao.
In December of the third year of Tongguang (925), Xinhai was enshrined as King Shen. Li Cunwu successively served as the envoy of Yicheng and Tianping's Second Army, but they were all not in the feudal town, but only ate in Beijing. Tang Zhuangzong went to Bishui and changed Li Cunba to stay in Taiyuan Mansion in Beijing: Li Cunwu was the envoy of the river festival, the edict did not arrive, Guo Congqian rebelled, attacked Xingjiaomen, and Li Cunwu resisted from Zhuangzong. Zhuang Zong was killed by arrow, Li Cunwu and Empress Liu Yuniang fled to Taiyuan, and it is said that the two had an affair on the way. When Fu Yanchao arrived in Taiyuan, Li Cunwu walked to the Valley of the Wind and was killed by his subordinates.
11, Li Cunji
Li Cunji (?-926), the seventh son of Li Keyong, the Taizu of the Later Tang Dynasty, and his biological mother Cao.
In December of the third year of Tongguang (925), Xinhai was edicted to the king of Tong. In April 926, Li Cunji and Li Cunqing heard that Guo Congqian had rebelled, killed his eldest brother Zhuangzong Li Cunzhu, fled to Nanshan, and hid in a private house. Tang Mingzong edicted Henan Mansion and Zhudao: "The kings go out, and they are sent to Que: if they are unfortunate, they will be depleted and heard." The people who hid Li Cunji and Li Cunqing told An Chongzhu, and An Chongzhu said to Huo Yanwei: "The two kings are fleeing, and the Lord is seeking, I am afraid that they will be lost." Now that the prison is in charge of the national funeral, how about this ceremony?" Huo Yanwei replied: "The superior nature is merciful, and it cannot be heard. It is advisable to be a secret place to reassure people. He ordered the people to kill them.
According to the epitaph of Wang Chuzhi, the third daughter of Wang Chuzhi married Li Cunji, who stayed in Beijing, and it is unknown whether it is the same person.