Who was the King of Liang in the Wu and Zhou Dynasties?

(642~664), Zi Zijing, the eldest son of Liu Zhi. In the twentieth year of Zhenguan (AD 646), Chen was made king, and in the first year of Yonghui (AD 650), Yongzhou was worshipped as a shepherd. The Queen Wang had no children. Her uncle Liu, a secretary, persuaded the Queen to take it as a prince, but she refused because of her humble mother's status. Later, Sun Chang Wuji, Yu Zhining and others went to see Emperor Gaozong and requested that Jong Li be the Crown Prince. In the sixth year of Yonghui, he abolished the queen of the king and made Wu the queen. At this point, Wu Hou gave birth to Li Hong at the age of 3. The minister of the Ministry of Rites made a letter to the emperor, and according to the requirements of Wuhou, Li Hong was appointed as the prince. In the first year of Qingyuan (656), Li was made a prince, and was reduced to King Liang. He was granted the prefect of Liangzhou, and the secretariat was adjusted. Since the reign of Emperor Xianqing, Emperor Gaozong has suffered from wind disease, and all the court affairs entrusted Wu Zetian with detailed decision-making, which is called "two saints". After Jong Li was abolished, he often feared being killed and had nightmares when he saw the changes in the imperial court. Sometimes he wears women's clothes to prevent assassins from attacking, and he often uses divination to ask divination emergencies. After it was revealed, Emperor Gaozong banished him to Shu Ren in the fifth year of Emperor Qianlong's reign, exiled him to Ganzhou and imprisoned him in six places in Li Chenggan. In December of the first year of Linde (AD 664), Shangguan Yi was framed for rebellion and demanded to be executed. Xu and others falsely accused them of being accomplices and were executed. Chen Yuan Village in Jiabao Town was the first to be buried. In the second year, Prince Li Hong asked Jong Li to be buried in Zhaoling, and the emperor allowed him to play. In the early years of Shenlong (AD 705), Jong Li was made the Prince of Yan.

Wusansi

Wu Sansi (date of birth and death unknown-707) was born in Wenshui, Bingzhou, Tang Dynasty. The grandson of Jingzhou secretariat in Tang Dynasty and the son of Wu Zetian's half-brother.

Wusansi

, that is, Wu Zetian's nephew, sealed Liang Wang first. When Wuhou was in office, he was appointed as a spring official, supervising the revision of national history, and was full of domineering. The marquis of Wu tried to make Wu Sansi a prince, which was refuted by the emperor and still trusted by the marquis of Wu. After Tang Zhongzong came back, he was promoted to King Dejing. After the death of the queen, she took pleasure in monopolizing power and establishing loyalty. He secretly communicated with Wei Ruyun and Shangguan Waner, while his son Wu Chongxun conspired with his daughter-in-law Princess Anle to abolish Prince Li Zhongjun and make Princess Anle the wife of the emperor. Li Zhongjun therefore got up and killed Wu Sansi and Wu Chongxun, but he soon failed and was killed. Zhongzong established Wu Sansi as Liang Wang.

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