Suzong

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Suzong was an emperor of China's Tang dynasty who reigned during the mid-8th century and worked to restore imperial authority after the An Lushan Rebellion.

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Suzong canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf emperor of China
alternativeCapital Lingwu
ascendedThroneAt Lingwu
ascensionContext proclaimed emperor during the An Lushan Rebellion
birthDate 711
birthPlace Tang China
linked to: Tang dynasty
burialPlace Qingling Mausoleum
capitalDuringReign Chang'an
child Daizong of Tang
Li Chu
Li Tan
conflict An Lushan Rebellion
country China
deathDate 762
deathPlace Tang China
linked to: Tang dynasty
dynasty Tang dynasty
era mid-8th century
eraName Qianyuan
father Xuanzong of Tang
governmentType monarchy
historicalPeriod High Tang to Middle Tang transition
house House of Li
language Classical Chinese
militaryAction recaptured Chang'an from rebel forces
recaptured Luoyang from rebel forces
mother Consort Wu
notableEvent An Lushan Rebellion
personalName Li Heng
policy worked to restore imperial authority after the An Lushan Rebellion
posthumousName Emperor Suzong of Tang
posthumousStatus honored as a restorer of Tang authority
predecessor Xuanzong of Tang
reignEnd 762
reignStart 756
religion Buddhism
Taoism
roleInEvent led efforts to suppress the An Lushan Rebellion
spouse Consort Wu
Empress Zhang
successor Daizong of Tang
successorStateContinuity continued Tang dynasty rule after rebellion
supportedBy Uyghur allies
linked to: Uyghurs
templeName Suzong
titleBeforeAccession Crown Prince of Tang
usedTitle Huangdi

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Li Heng templeName Suzong
Suzong templeName Suzong