Li Chu

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Li Chu, better known as Emperor Daizong of Tang, was a Chinese emperor who ruled during the mid-Tang dynasty and worked to restore stability after the An Lushan Rebellion.

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Li Chu canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf emperor of China
person
birthDate 0727
birthPlace Tang China
linked to: Tang dynasty
burialPlace Zhu Mausoleum
capitalDuringReign Chang'an
child Li Jiong
Li Kuo
Li Mian
Li Tan
country China
courtesyName unknown
deathDate 0779
deathPlace Chang'an
dynasty Tang dynasty
era mid-Tang period
eraName Baoying
Dali
Dali (second use)
linked to: Dali

Guangde
Yongtai
ethnicity Han Chinese
father Emperor Suzong of Tang
historicalPeriod 8th century
house House of Li
knownFor attempts to reassert central authority after regional rebellions
support of Buddhist institutions
language Classical Chinese
mother Empress Zhang of Tang
name Li Chu
notableAction reduced some military governors’ power
relied heavily on eunuch influence at court
worked to restore stability in the Tang empire
notableEvent ruled after the An Lushan Rebellion
personalName Li Yu
posthumousName Emperor Daizong of Tang
predecessor Emperor Suzong of Tang
promoted Buddhism
regnalTitle Emperor Daizong of Tang
reignEnd 0779
reignStart 0762
religion Buddhism
royalTitle Crown Prince of Tang before accession
spouse Empress Shen
succeededToThrone after death of Emperor Suzong in 762
successor Emperor Dezong of Tang
templeName Daizong

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Li Chu name Li Chu
Suzong child Li Chu
Li Tan sibling Li Chu