Li Xiong
Personal information
Father Li Te (third son of) Mother Empress Dowager Luo Wife Empress Ren (created 315) Major Concubines Consort Ran, mother of Prince Qi Children (Li Xiong was said to have more than 10 sons, but most were not mentioned in historical records) Li Yue (李越), the Prince of Jianning (created 334, executed) Li Ba (李霸), died (likely poisoned) during Li Qi's reign Li Qi (李期), later emperor Li Bao (李保), died (likely poisoned) during Li Qi's reign

Li Xiong

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Table Section Text: Father Li Te (third son of) Mother Empress Dowager Luo Wife Empress Ren (created 315) Major Concubines Consort Ran, mother of Prince Qi Children (Li Xiong was said to have more than 10 sons, but most were not mentioned in historical records) Li Yue (李越), the Prince of Jianning (created 334, executed) Li Ba (李霸), died (likely poisoned) during Li Qi's reign Li Qi (李期), later emperor Li Bao (李保), died (likely poisoned) during Li Qi's reign

Emperor Wu of Cheng (Han)House of LiBorn: 274 Died: 334

Regnal titles

Preceded by Himself as Prince of Chengdu	Emperor of Cheng Han 306–334	Succeeded by Li Ban

Chinese royalty

New title	Prince of Chengdu 304–306	Succeeded by Himself as Emperor of Cheng Han

Titles in pretence

Preceded by Emperor Hui of Jin	— TITULAR — Emperor of China 304–334 Reason for succession failure: Sixteen Kingdoms	Succeeded by Li Ban

Sentence(s)

Li Xiong died in 334 and was succeeded by Li Ban.

final_sentence: Li Xiong died in 334 and was succeeded by Li Ban.