范延光
In spring 934, not wanting Shi to remain at Hedong for long, Zhu and Feng transferred Shi, Li Congke, and Fan Yanguang the military governor of Chengde Circuit (成德, headquartered in modern Shijiazhuang, Hebei) to new assignments. Believing that this was intended to target him, Li Congke rebelled. During his rebellion, Li Chongji and Li Huiming were executed. Li Congke's rebellion was successful, and he quickly reached Luoyang's vicinity. Li Conghou fled, hoping to gain Shi's support, but was soon put under effective house arrest by Shi, who pledged allegiance to Li Congke. At that time, Empress Kong was ill, and her children were young, and therefore none of them was able to accompany him. Li Congke thereafter took the throne, and had Li Conghou killed. After that, Li Congke sent a messenger to Empress Kong, stating, "Now, where is Li Chongji?" He then put her and her sons to death. After Shi subsequently overthrew Li Congke in 936 and established his own Later Jin, he posthumously gave Empress Kong her posthumous name of "Ai" ("lamentable").