Is Li Jiancheng dead in Chinese history? Does he have a daughter?

Li Jiancheng has 2 daughters, the eldest daughter, Li. The second daughter Li Wenxi.

Killed by Li Shimin. the eldest daughter, Lee; The second daughter, Li Wanshun, the county lord of Wenxi, married Liu Yingdao as his wife.

Li Jiancheng died and had a daughter.

After Li Shimin's Xuanwu Gate killed Li Jianmin, he sent people to surround Li Jianming's mansion and destroy it.

Li Jiancheng is the eldest son of Tang Gaozu Li Yuan. When the Xuanwumen Incident occurred, Li Jiancheng was only thirty-eight years old when he was killed by Li Shimin. The real Li Jiancheng in history is a very generous and talented person. and not the prince who was later blackened and mediocre by history.

At the beginning of the Tang Gaozu Li Yuan leading the army to fight, Li Jiancheng obeyed his father's arrangement to stay in Hedong and wait for his father to return. When he was in Hedong, Li Jiancheng made friends with a lot of people with lofty ideals, as well as talents with their own unique ideas about the country's strategy. At that time, Li Jiancheng had his own unique opinions and ideas about the establishment of the world and the general trend of the world, and the Li family had the style of martial arts handed down by his ancestors.

He was also an important participant in Li Yuan's establishment of the Tang Dynasty. In 617 AD, Li Yuan led an army to attack the Sui Dynasty, and Li Jiancheng obeyed his father's arrangement to lead other armies to attack the Xihe, and the first war was won. Later, Li Yuan established the General's Mansion there, and Li Jiancheng led his army to continuously wage wars against the Sui Dynasty to establish the Tang Dynasty.

Later, Li Jiancheng participated in and built many wars, such as:The Battle of Xihe, the Battle of Huoyi, the Battle of Tongguan, and the Battle of Chang'anIn these wars, Li Jiancheng demonstrated long-term strategic goals and outstanding military performance. Li Yuan was very satisfied with his son Li Jiancheng.

Later, Li Jiancheng sat in the position of the king of the Tang Dynasty, and his younger brother Li Shimin tapped his power for a long time and tilted the power of the imperial court to his side. He knew that he could no longer become a king through ordinary competition, so one day when Li Jiancheng was in the early dynasty, he launched a rebellion in the palace with 800 soldiers he had privately recruited, killed Li Jiancheng with his own hands, and took the position of king. Afraid that Li Jiancheng's son would be dangerous to himself when he grew up, killing all five of Li Jiancheng's young sons can be said to be really ruthless.

This is the famous "Xuanwumen Coup" in history.

In order to retain a good impression in the hearts of future generations, Li Shimin did not hesitate to reverse the black and white facts. In the history books, he only wrote about his outstanding achievements, and wrote his brother Li Jiancheng as useless, so as to improve his status in the hearts of future generations.

Li Jiancheng in history is also a capable and talented person, but he is not as powerful as his younger brother Li Shimin, and he does not have as many military achievements as Li Shimin, so he was replaced by his younger brother.

Li Jiancheng in history is almost the same as in film and television, he has little ability, except for spending time and drinking, he will engage in some small conspiracies.

He is a very honest, simple and kind, and a very talented person.

Of course, Li Shimin heard that in the early Han Dynasty, Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty Liu Heng had a younger brother named Liu Chang, Liu Chang was a high-flying and domineering person, and Emperor Wen was very tolerant of him, but in the end, Liu Chang not only did not thank Dade, but rebelled. But even so, Emperor Wen could not bear to kill Liu Chang, but exiled him to Sichuan, but Liu Chang starved to death on the way, and Emperor Wen felt sorry for his younger brother and named his eight-year-old son Liu An the king of Huainan. Later, when Emperor Wu was in power, Liu An rebelled again to avenge his father.

Li Shimin thought to himself: "The revenge of killing my father is not shared, and one Liu An almost overthrew the Han Dynasty, can I still have more than a dozen nephews?" So he did not listen to his father's arrangement and killed more than a dozen nephews.

eldest son: Li Chengzong, died young;

The second son, Li Chengdao, was killed during the coup d'état in Xuanwumen;

The third son, Li Chengde, was killed during the Xuanwumen coup;

The fourth son, Li Chengxun, was killed during the Xuanwumen coup;

The fifth son, Li Chengming, was killed during the Xuanwumen coup;

The sixth son, Li Chengyi, was killed during the Xuanwumen coup.

Five sons: Li Chengzong, Li Chengdao, Li Chengde, Li Chengxun, Li Chengming, and Li Chengyi.