Chancellors During Reign
| Name | In office | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Xiao Yu | (626, 627, 630, 643–646) | |
| Chen Shuda | (626) | |
| Feng Deyi | (626–627) | |
| Yuwen Shiji | (626–627) | |
| Gao Shilian | (626–627, 638–647) | |
| Fang Xuanling | (626–643, 643–648) | |
| Zhangsun Wuji | (627–628, 645–649) | |
| Du Yan | (627–628) | |
| Du Ruhui | (628–629) | |
| Li Jing | (628–634) | |
| Wang Gui | (628–633) | |
| Wei Zheng | (629–642) | |
| Wen Yanbo | (630–637) | |
| Dai Zhou | (630–633) | |
| Hou Junji | (630–632, 632–643) | |
| Yang Shidao | (636–643, 645) | |
| Liu Ji | (639–645) | |
| Cen Wenben | (642–645) | |
| Li Shiji | (643–649) | |
| Zhang Liang | (643–646) | |
| Ma Zhou | (644–648) | |
| Chu Suiliang | (644–647, 648–649) | |
| Xu Jingzong | (645) | |
| Gao Jifu | (645) | |
| Zhang Xingcheng | (645) | |
| Cui Renshi | (648) |
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