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navigation, search  Li Anqi (李安期) was an official of the Chinese
dynasty Tang Dynasty who briefly served as chancellor during the
reign of Emperor Gaozong.   It is not known when Li Anqi was
born. He came from a line of famed officials, as his grandfather
Li Delin served as a high level official under Emperor Wen of
Sui, and his father Li Baiyao served as an official of both Sui
Dynasty and its successor Tang Dynasty. Li Baiyao also completed
the Book of Northern Qi, the official history of Northern Qi,
the dynasty under which Li Delin started his career, which Li
Delin started.  Li Anqi himself was said to be intelligent and
articulate in his youth, and he was able to began interpreting
texts when he was six years old. Late in the reign of Emperor
Yang of Sui (r. 604-618), Li Baiyao had been demoted to be the
military advisor to the governor of Shi'an Prefecture (始安,
roughly modern Guilin, Guangxi), when he was intercepted by
agrarian rebels near Lake T