Personal Information
- Father
- Xiao Hong (蕭宏) (473-526), Prince Jinghui of Linchuan, brother of Emperor Wu of Liang
- Concubine
- Princess Changle, Xiao Zhengde's own sister, name changed to Lady Liu, mother of two sons
- Children
- Xiao Jianli (蕭見理), the Crown Prince (created and killed in battle 548)
- Two sons by "Lady Liu"
- A daughter, wife of Hou Jing
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