Wu. Who is Princess Gaoyang?

Wu is Li Ke (? -February 2, 653), the third son of Emperor Taizong of China. Li Chu was made King of Changsha and soon became Hanwang. In the second year of Zhenguan, it was renamed Shu Wang, but it did not go to fief. Later, Emperor Taizong appointed him as the governor of qi zhou and ordered him to go to his post. Zhenguan ten years, renamed Wu Wang, Anzhou secretariat. Li Ke was both civil and military, and was deeply loved by Emperor Taizong. After Li Chenggan was abolished, he wanted to be a prince, but he was dissuaded by Sun Chang Wuji. Tang Gaozong acceded to the throne, Sun Chang Wuji authoritarian. Fearing Li Ke, Yu Yonghui executed Li Ke in four years in the name of a case involving love me, love my family and princess Gaoyang's rebellion, and exiled his four sons Li Ren, Wei Li, Li Kun and Li Xuan to Lingnan. In the fifth year of Tang Gaozong's reign, he was crowned King Yu, and was reburied in the early years of Tang Zhongzong Shenlong.

Princess Gaoyang, the beloved daughter of Emperor Taizong. The princess was born in the early years of Zhenguan. The Book of the New Tang Dynasty called Taizong seventeen girls, and her birth mother was unknown. The second son Fang married in the middle of Zhenguan. Levin's last wish is to thank Xu for celebrating Taiwei as a Taifu, and often wait on the scattered riders. In the early years of Yonghui in Tang Gaozong, he was awarded princess royal in Levin. Yonghui committed suicide for four years and was not allowed to be buried with Zhaoling. All the scholars were assigned to the Liu Ling table. During the reign of Tang Xianqing, Princess Hepu was sealed. He participated in Yonghui's four-year rebellion and was sentenced to death, becoming the most famous princess of Emperor Taizong.