Princess Jinyang
Princess Jinyang (), born Li Mingda (); (633– 644) was a princess of the Tang Dynasty. She was considered as the only princess of China who was raised by an emperor. Biography
Li Mingda was the nineteenth daughter of Emperor Taizong of Tang and the third daughter of Empress Zhangsun. While Empress Zhangsun died on July 28, 636. Li Mingda, being a toddler, was too young to understand her mother's death, and when she was older and learned the truth, she often felt sad about that. She and her brother Li Zhi were both raised by their father Emperor Taizong. When Li Zhi was 14, he had to go to his manor. Li Zhi and Li Mingda did not want to leave each another, which made Emperor Taizong cry 

Li Mingda was good at calligraphy. Once she made a replica of her father's work, no one could distinguish which was by her and which was Taizong's original work. Li Mingda had a similar personality to her mother Empress Zhangsun, being intelligent, tactful and calm. When Emperor Taizong was angry at someone, she would slowly calm him down. Due to this, she was appreciated by the officials. Li Mingda died at the age 12. When she died, Emperor Taizong was so affected by grief that he did not eat properly for thirty days until he became emaciated. Many ministers tried to encourage him to get better, and Taizong said "Do you think I don't know grief has no benefits? But I can't stop it, and I don't know the reason why." Li Mingda was buried beside a temple. References

633 births
644 deaths
Tang dynasty princesses
7th-century Chinese women
7th-century Chinese people
Emperor Taizong of Tang
Daughters of emperors
Royalty who died as children