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Princess Taiping
太平公主 zh 태평공주 ko
Chinese princess (665-713)
- Child of Wu Zetian and Emperor Gaozong of Tang
- Married to Wu Youji, Xue Shao
- Dated 665 CE – 6 August 713 CE
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Affiliation
As a third party recorded it, often for one period of a life.
Family tree
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Family 18
- child of (father) Emperor Gaozong of Tang Emperor of the Tang Dynasty (628-683) (r. 649-683)
- child of (child) Wu Zetian founding empress of Zhou dynasty (r. 690–705); de facto ruler of Tang dynasty from 665 to 690
- of the house House of Li
- parent of (child) Xue Chongjian Tang dynasty politician
- parent of (child) Wu Shi possibly daughter of Wu Sansi, or daughter of Princess Taiping and Wu Youji
- sibling of Emperor Ruizong of Tang emperor of the Tang Dynasty
- sibling of Emperor Zhongzong of Tang emperor of the Tang Dynasty
- sibling of Li Hong Tang Dynasty crown prince
- sibling of Li Shangjin Chinese prince
- sibling of Li Sujie Chinese prince
- sibling of Li Xian Tang Dynasty crown prince
- sibling of Li Xiao son of Emperor Gaozong of Tang
- sibling of (half) Li Xiayu Princess Yiyang
- sibling of Li Zhong crown prince of the Tang Dynasty (643-665)
- sibling of (half) Princess Gao'an princess of the Tang dynasty (649–714)
- sibling of Princess Si of Anding daughter of Wu Zetian
- married to Xue Shao Tang dynasty politician
- married to Wu Youji Tang/Zhou prince
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