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Inspector of Dingzhou was a Tang Official and Imperial Clan Forebear.
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New Book of Tang, Chapter 70Volume 70 Tables 10A: Imperial Clan Lineages 1A · 1 passage
【結】宗室四十一房：一曰定州刺史，二曰南陽公，三曰譙王，四曰蔡王，五曰畢王，六曰雍王，七曰郇王，八曰大鄭王，九曰蜀王，十曰巢王，十一曰大楚王，十二曰荊王，十三曰徐王，十四曰韓王，十五曰彭王，十六曰小鄭王，十七曰霍王，十八曰虢王，十九曰道王，二十曰鄧王，二十一曰舒王，二十二曰魯王，二十三曰江王，二十四曰密王，二十五曰滕王，二十六曰恒山王，二十七曰吳王，二十八曰濮王，二十九曰蔣王，三十曰越王，三十一曰紀王，三十二曰曹王，三十三曰澤王，三十四曰章懷太子，三十五曰湖陽郡王，三十六曰讓皇帝，三十七曰惠莊太子，三十八曰惠文太子，三十九曰惠宣太子，蜀王房又有隴西、渤海二房附見其譜，定著三十九房。
[Conclusion] The imperial clan comprised forty-one named houses: the Inspector of Dingzhou; the Duke of Nanyang; the Princes of Qiao, Cai, Bi, Yong, Xun, Zheng (Great), Shǔ, Chao, Chu (Great), Jing, Xu, Han, Peng, Zheng (Lesser), Huo, Guo, Dao, Deng, Shū, Lu, Jiang, Mi, Teng, Hengshan, Wu, Pu, Jiang, Yue, Ji, Cao, Ze, Crown Prince Zhanghuai, Prince of Huyang, the Emperor Who Yielded, and the Kind and Stately, Kind and Literary, and Kind and Illustrious Crown Princes. The House of the Prince of Shǔ also includes the Longxi and Bohai branches in its genealogy. Thirty-nine houses are definitively recorded.