Tang Xuanzong's younger brother

Emperor Xuanzong's eldest brother was Li Xian. Li Xian was the elder brother of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. He should have had the opportunity to become the crown prince before Emperor Xuanzong ascended the throne, but he took the initiative to abdicate to Li Longji (namely Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty) and was posthumously named Emperor Rang after his death. The brothers had a harmonious relationship and created the Kaiyuan Era together.

The brothers of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty were Li Chengqi, Li Chengyi, Li Longji, Li Longfan, Li Longye, and Li Longti. Li Chengqi was the eldest son of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty, Li Chengyi was the second son, Li Longji was the third son, Li Longfan was the fourth son, Li Longye was the fifth son, and Li Longti was the sixth son. These brothers had a good relationship with each other. Under the leadership of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, they worked together for the status of the family and the glory of the royal family. Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty also conferred the titles of emperor and crown prince on his brothers in recognition of their contributions and loyalty. This spirit of unity between brothers was one of the important factors for the success of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty.

The novels of Tang Xuanzong and Li Bai can be referred to as the following examples: 1 Song of Everlasting Sorrow Song of Everlasting Sorrow was a long narrative poem written by Bai Juyi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. It described the love story between Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Yang Guifei, as well as Emperor Xuanzong's debauchery and cruelty. In the poem, the image of Li Bai was used as a foil to show the complicated relationship between Emperor Xuanzong and Li Bai. 2 "Going to Drink" " To Drink " was a heroic poem written by the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai. It described how Li Bai drank to his heart's content at banquets to express his love for life and hope for the future. In the poem, the image of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty was used as a foil to show the interaction and friendship between Emperor Xuanzong and Li Bai. No.3: Mooring at Niushui and Reminiscing the Past " Moored at Niuzhu at Night, Recalling the Past " was a poem by Du Fu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. It described how Du Fu moored his boat at Niuzhu at night and looked at the mountains and rivers as he recalled the history of the Tang Dynasty. In the poem, the images of Emperor Xuanzong and Li Bai were used as a foil to show the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty and the heavy sense of history.

" Tianbao Demon Conquering Record " was a long novel with Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty as the protagonist. It told the story of him fighting many demons during the Tianbao period to protect the Tang Dynasty. This novel contained scenes of war and mysterious legends of demons. It was very exciting.

The five brothers of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty were Li Chengqi of Ning, Li Chengyi of Shen, Li Longfan of Qi, Li Longye of Xue, and Li Longti of Sui (who died early). They had grown up in the struggles of the palace, but they were able to maintain a deep brotherly relationship, and together, they had written a rare royal brotherhood. They often gathered at the Pavilion of Petal and Sepal. Each of them was good at musical instruments and played music together. Xuanzong's eldest brother, Li Chengqi, was the legitimate son. He was supposed to inherit the throne, but he abdicated to Xuanzong and became the emperor. This harmonious brotherly relationship might be related to their childhood experiences and the influence of their father, Li Dan. When Li Dan was in power, his family had been imprisoned in the palace for seven years. The father, son, and brother had stayed together for warmth. This shared experience might have deepened the emotional bond between them. In short, the five brothers of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty maintained a brotherly relationship in the power struggle and jointly created a rare royal brotherhood.

Tang Xuanzong's failure mainly had three aspects. First of all, he indulged in pleasure and neglected government affairs, allowing treacherous officials like Li Linfu and Yang Guozhong to monopolize power, leading to corruption and chaos within the court. Secondly, he implemented the recruitment system, which led to the military governors gaining power. A large number of " private soldiers " gathered in the border towns, causing the military situation to be unstable. In the end, he was superstitious about the art of checks and balance between emperors and supported many forces to engage in factional struggles, which led to the outbreak of contradictions between the generals and generals. In the end, An Lushan took the opportunity to rebel.

The five brothers of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty were Li Chengqi, Li Chengyi, Li Longfan, Li Longye, and Li Longti, who died early.

Tang Ruizong and Tang Xuanzong were father and son. Li Dan, Emperor Ruizong of the Tang Dynasty, was the father of Li Longji, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. Emperor Ruizong of the Tang Dynasty had abdicated to Emperor Xuanzong twice. The first time was in 712 AD when Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty was abdicated and became the Retired Emperor. The second time was in 712 AD when Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty was abdicated and became the new emperor. Therefore, Tang Ruizong and Tang Xuanzong were father and son.

The following novels about the rebirth of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty were recommended: 1. " The Divine General of Heavenly Strategy of the Holy Tang Dynasty ": The story of the protagonist Lin Xuan traveling to the era of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and becoming the General of Heavenly Strategy. 2. " Reborn in the Early Tang Dynasty ": The protagonist Chen Feng traveled to the early Tang Dynasty and used modern knowledge to help Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty achieve the rule of Zhenguan. These are the novels recommended based on the relevant information in the search results provided.

King Qi was the younger brother of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty, Li Fan.