Li Yuan, Li Yuan

Li Yuan referred to his original name, Bing Jing.

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Li Yuan's feelings for Li Shiming were complicated. There was love and hatred. Li Yuan was the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty. He had more power than Li Shimin, but Li Shimin had planned to force Li Yuan to step down when he launched the Xuanwu Gate rebellion. Li Yuan had only two choices after Li Shiming took control of the palace. He could either hand over his power to Li Shiming or be killed. Although Li Yuan had a grudge against Li Shiming, he still made Li Shiming the Crown Prince in the end. Perhaps it was because he thought Li Shiming was the best candidate to be the Emperor, or perhaps it was because he had no other suitable heir. Therefore, it could be said that Li Yuan hated Li Shiming, but he also tolerated and approved of him.

We can conclude that the relationship between Li Zitong and Li Yuan is that of a leader and a ruler. Li Zitong was one of the leaders of the peasant uprising at the end of the Sui Dynasty, while Li Yuan was the ruler of the Sui Dynasty. Although both of them had a certain amount of power in the Jianghuai region, they were eventually defeated by Li Yuan and his son, Li Shimin. The search results did not provide any detailed information about their relationship and interaction. Therefore, he couldn't come to a more specific conclusion.

Li Cheng was the eldest brother of Li Yuan, the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty. Li Cheng was the eldest son of the Sui Dynasty's Tang Ren Gong Li Meng, and Li Yuan was Li Meng's younger brother. After Li Yuan established the Tang Dynasty, Li Cheng was granted the title of King of Liang. However, the search results did not provide any more information about the specific relationship between Li Cheng and Li Yuan, as well as their interaction and influence. Therefore, he could not accurately answer the relationship between Li Cheng and Li Yuan.

Li Yuan's feelings for Li Shiming were complicated. There was love and hatred. Li Yuan was the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty. He had more power than Li Shimin, but Li Shimin had planned to force Li Yuan to step down when he launched the Xuanwu Gate rebellion. Li Yuan had only two choices after Li Shiming took control of the palace. He could either hand over his power to Li Shiming or be killed. Although Li Yuan had some resentment towards Li Shi Min, he ultimately chose to abdicate to Li Shi Min and let him become the Crown Prince. Therefore, we can say that Li Yuan had a love-hate relationship with Li Shimin.

Li Bai was the ninth or twelfth grandson of Li Hao, King Zhao of Liang. Li Yuan was the seventh generation grandson of Prince Zhao of Liangwu, Li Hao. Therefore, it could be said that Li Bai and Li Yuan were relatives. However, there were some disputes and mysteries about Li Bai's family background and background. There was no conclusive evidence that he was a descendant of Li Jiancheng. Therefore, it was impossible to determine how many generations Li Bai was Li Yuan's grandson.

Li Yuan had mixed feelings of love and hate towards Li Shimin. Li Yuan was the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty. He had more power than Li Shimin, but Li Shimin had planned to force Li Yuan to step down when he launched the Xuanwu Gate rebellion. Even though Li Yuan hated Li Shi Min, he still chose to abdicate to Li Shi Min and let him become the Crown Prince. Therefore, it could be said that Li Yuan's feelings for Li Shiming were both love and hate.

Li Yuan had mixed feelings of love and hate towards Li Shimin. Li Yuan was the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty. He had more power than Li Shimin, but Li Shimin had planned to force Li Yuan to step down when he launched the Xuanwu Gate rebellion. Even though Li Yuan hated Li Shi Min, he still chose to abdicate to Li Shi Min and let him become the Crown Prince. Therefore, it could be said that Li Yuan's feelings for Li Shiming were both love and hate.

Li Shimin liked Li Chengqian very much. Li Shimin had made Li Chengqian the Crown Prince from the first year of his birth and spared no effort to nurture him. Li Shimin also hired a famous teacher to teach Li Chengqian Confucianism. When Li Chengqian was conferred the title of Crown Prince, Li Shimin publicly praised him for reading the Book of Songs and the Book of Rites. In addition, Li Shimin also let Li Chengqian handle the state affairs during his mourning period, and Li Chengqian also successfully handled the big and small affairs. Therefore, it could be said that Li Shimin liked Li Chengqian very much.