Princess Liyang
Born 536, Liang dynasty, China · Born 536
Princess Liyang (536-?) was a princess of the Liang dynasty and a wife of the rebel general, Hou Jing during the Northern and Southern dynasties period. After Hou Jing seized control of the Liang government in Jiankang, she was married to him by her father, Emperor Jianwen of Liang at the age of 14.
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A typical day, 30 days to 16 June 2026
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- Princess Nansha
- Princess Changshan, Miaohong
- Princess Yuyao
- Princess Haiyan
- Xiao Dalin
- Xiao Dahuan, Prince Jinxi
- Xiao Dawei
- Xiao Dafeng
- Xiao Dazhuang
- Xiao Daxin
- Xiao Dacheng
- Xiao Dazhi
- Xiao Daxin
- Xiao Dachun
- Xiao Dakuan, Prince Linchuan
- Xiao Daqiu, Prince Jianping
- Xiao Daxun
- Xiao Dalian, Prince Nan
- Xiao Dajun, Prince Xiyang
- Xiao Daya, Duke Liuyang
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Traditional accounts tell of her beauty and Hou Jing's infatuation for her. After Hou Jing was killed in 552, she along with the people of Jiankang partook in consuming his flesh.