Li Tai

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Li Tai was a Tang dynasty prince and son of Emperor Taizong, once a prominent contender in the imperial succession before falling out of favor and being demoted.

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Li Tai canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese prince
Tang dynasty prince
imperial clan member
associatedWith Emperor Taizong of Tang
Li Chengqian
Li Zhi (Emperor Gaozong of Tang)
birthDate 618
birthPlace Chang’an
linked to: Chang'an
burialHonor received posthumous honors as a prince
causeOfDemotion suspected involvement in Crown Prince Li Chengqian’s plot and factionalism
country China
courtesyName Hui
culture Chinese
deathDate 652
deathPlace Fuzhou
dynasty Tang dynasty
eraName Zhenguan
ethnicity Han Chinese
event involved in succession dispute during Zhenguan era
familyName Li
father Emperor Taizong of Tang
givenName Tai
historicalPeriod 7th century
house House of Li
language Classical Chinese
laterResidence Fuzhou
mother Empress Zhangsun
nobleRank qinwang
notableFor fall from favor under Emperor Taizong
struggle over succession with Crown Prince Li Chengqian
occupation imperial prince
position prominent contender for Tang imperial succession
posthumousName Prince Gong of Pu
punishment demoted from Prince of Wei to Prince of Pu
stripped of much of his staff and privileges
realm Tang Empire
linked to: Tang dynasty
religion Buddhism
royalStatus imperial son of reigning emperor
sibling Li Chengqian
Li Ke
Li Zhi
Princess Changle
successionStatus once considered as possible heir apparent
title Prince of Pu
Prince of Wei

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Shimin child Li Tai
Empress Zhangsun child Li Tai