Li Xiang (Xuanlong)
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Li Xiang, courtesy name Xuanlong, was a Ba-Di military general and prince of the Cheng-Han dynasty during the Sixteen Kingdoms period. He was the uncle of the first emperor, Li Xiong, and the father of the fourth, Li Shou.
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Li Xiang, courtesy name Xuanlong, was a Ba-Di military general and prince of the Cheng-Han dynasty during the Sixteen Kingdoms period. He was the uncle of the first emperor, Li Xiong, and the father of the fourth, Li Shou. He was an important general during the rebellion of his elder brothers, Li Te and Li Liu, and during the reign of his nephew as Emperor of Cheng. After Li Shou took the throne and reestablished the dynasty as Han, Li Xiang was given the posthumous name of Emperor Xian of Han.
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