Who is Liu Ying’s next emperor?

Emperor Liu Xin (27 BC-1 BC), grandson of Emperor Yuan of Han

Ping Emperor Liu The grandson of Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty (9-6 BC) ~AD 57) The ninth grandson of Liu Bang

Ming Emperor Liu Zhuang (28-75 AD, the fourth son of Liu Xiu)

Zhang Emperor Liu Jing (58 AD-88 AD), the fifth son of Emperor Ming Dynasty

He Emperor Liu Zhao (second son of Emperor Zhang from 79 to 106 AD)

Shang Emperor Liu Long (105 to 106 AD), the second son of Emperor He of the Han Dynasty

Emperor An Liu Hu (94-125), grandson of Emperor Zhang

Shun Emperor Liu Bao (115-144), son of Emperor An

Chong Emperor Liu Bing 143-145 The son of Emperor Shun of Nian

The great-grandson of Emperor Zhi Liu Zan from 138 to 146 AD, Emperor Xiao, Liu Hong'er

The great-grandson of Emperor Huan Liu Zhi (132-167) and Emperor Zhang

Ling Emperor Liu Hong (156-189), great-great-grandson of Emperor Zhang

Xiandi Liu Xie, son of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty from 189 to 220

(Genealogy table of emperors with the surname Liu in past dynasties)

① Liu Bang, the great ancestor of the Han Dynasty, was named Ji, named Peigong, posthumously named Emperor Gao, and his temple name was Gaozu. He was born in Zhongyangli, Fengyi, Pei County (now Fengxian County, Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province), and his concubine was Lu Fei. , was born in the 59th year of King Nan of Zhou, which is the eighth day of February in 256 BC. He was the third among the four brothers. Thirty-one years old, he was the chief of the Sishui Pavilion. In the ninth month of Renchen's year in 209 BC, he participated in the uprising led by Chen Sheng and Wu Guang, and later joined the Chu camp and took advantage of another general Xiang Yu to fight against the Qin army. During the tug-of-war, without the main force of Qin to confront his army, he was the first to attack Xianyang, the capital of Qin, and destroyed the Qin Dynasty. He was named King of Han by Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu. He also used Shu as his base to start a war with Xiang Yu. The four-year conflict between Chu and Han. With the help of Zhang Liang in literature, Han Xin in military affairs, and Xiao He in the rear, Liu Bang finally surrounded Xiang Yu's army in Gaixia and set up an ambush on all sides. Xiang Yu failed to break through and committed suicide in Wujiang River. Bian. After Liu Bang eliminated Xiang Yu, he unified China. In 206 BC, Yi Wei proclaimed himself emperor in Luoyang and established the Han Dynasty. Since then, the Chinese empire has been geographically unified again, laying the foundation for future strength. Later, the capital was moved to Chang'an (today's Xi'an City) for twelve years. Died on April 25, Bingwu year, 195 BC (Jiachen day). He died at the age of 61 and was buried in the east of Xianyang County, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, called Changling. My concubine, Lu Pheasant, died at the age of Renxu in 179 BC and was buried in Dongling, Xianyang County, Chang'an. Eight sons were born: The long concubines mourned the death of King Hui and gave birth to Cao. The second son, Hui Diying, was born to Lu Fei. The third son, Heyi, gave birth to a descendant of Qi and was granted the title of King of Zhao. He was later killed by Lu Pheasant. The fourth son Hui, King of Liang, later committed suicide.

He gave birth to three sons: Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty Ao, Wang Kang of Jiyang (one son: Emperor Ai of the Han Dynasty Xin), and King Xiao of Zhongshan Xing (one son: Kun). He was buried in Xianyang County, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, called Weiling.

⑼ Liu Ao, Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty, had the posthumous title of Emperor Xiaocheng and the temple name of the same clan. He was born in 51 BC and died in 7 BC. He ascended the throne at the age of 32 BC and reigned for 26 years at the age of 45. Buried in Yanling.

⑽ Emperor Ai of the Han Dynasty Liu Xin, nicknamed Emperor Xiaoai, was born in 26 BC and died in 1 BC. He was the grandson of Emperor Liu Xi of the Yuan Dynasty of the Han Dynasty. His father was Liu Kang and he was the adopted son of the emperor. In 22 BC, Liu Kang died, and Liu Xin, who was only three years old, became king. In 6 BC, he ascended the throne at the age of Yi Mao and reigned for six years at the age of 26. He was buried in Xianyang, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province. The county is called Yiling.

⑾ Emperor Ping of the Han Dynasty Liu Kuang, nicknamed Jizi and posthumously named Emperor Xiaoping, was the grandson of Emperor Liu Shi of the Yuan Dynasty of the Han Dynasty and the son of Xiaowang Xing of Zhongshan. He was born in 9 BC and died in December of 5 AD. In 6 BC, when Xin You was nine years old, he ascended the throne at the age of nine. He was later poisoned by Wang Mang and died. He reigned for five years at the age of fourteen and was buried in Xianyang County, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, called Kangling.

⑿ Gengshi Emperor Liu Xuan, born in AD? , died in 25 AD. He was a descendant of Liu Qi, Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, and the fifth grandson of King Fa of Changsha. He ascended the throne in February of Guiwei, 23 AD. After Liu Xiu proclaimed himself emperor, he was deposed as King of Huaiyang and was later strangled to death by the Red Eyebrow Army. He reigned for three years.

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The Western Han Dynasty (206 BC - 8 AD) started with Liu Bang, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, and ended with Ru Ziying, the 12th emperor.

The Western Han Dynasty was the first unified and powerful empire in my country. During the nearly four hundred years of the Western Han Dynasty's rule, a series of political and economic reforms made the country strong and the people happy, presenting a scene of peace and prosperity. During this period, China has always stood tall in the world as a world power.

The Western Han Dynasty was one of the more powerful empires in the history of our country. The rulers devoted their main energy to the development of agriculture. They have always implemented the policy of "resting with the people" throughout the ages. The people have enough food and clothing and live and work in peace and contentment. Therefore, the politics of the Han Dynasty have always been relatively stable. During the reign of Emperor Wu, minister Dong Zhongshu put forward the suggestion of "deposing hundreds of schools of thought and respecting Confucianism alone." Emperor Wu adopted it. Since then, Confucianism and Confucianism have formed the strategy of governing the country that has been followed by all Chinese dynasties since the Han Dynasty. Due to political and economic stability, handicrafts, commerce, humanities and arts, and natural sciences have all developed rapidly. With the improvement of science and technology, the production efficiency of the handicraft industry in the Western Han Dynasty, which is mainly metallurgy and textiles, has been greatly improved. Taking textiles as an example, the Western Han Dynasty has nearly completed embroidery machines, which is enough to show that part of the production at that time was separated from pure manual labor. , resulting in increased productivity. The development of handicraft industry promoted the prosperity of commerce. Many commercial cities were formed with Chang'an as the center, and diplomatic, commercial and other exchanges with countries in West Asia were opened up through the Silk Road. In the field of humanities and art in the Han Dynasty, an outstanding historian appeared - Sima Qian. As the Taishi Ling, he completed the first general history of our country, "Historical Records". This work was praised by later generations as "the swan song of historians and the unrhymed Li Sao". In addition, the artistic level of the Han Dynasty has also reached a very high level. Judging from some cultural relics unearthed from Han tombs in recent years, the fine workmanship and exquisite craftsmanship are no less than today. For example, the hoe-holding pottery figurines unearthed in Guanghan, Sichuan and the Han Dynasty wooden ship model unearthed in Guangzhou are finely crafted and rare art treasures.

Since the founding of the great ancestor Liu Bang in the Western Han Dynasty, China has become a powerful and wealthy empire. Therefore, the Western Han Dynasty is regarded as the first renaissance in Chinese history.

Accessed the throne in 206 BC

Removed the throne in 195 BC

Han Gaozu (Liu Bang) 8

Born: 256 BC Year - Died: 195 BC (reigned for 11 years)

Han Gaozu Liu Bang, courtesy name Ji, was born in a peasant family. Chen Sheng rebelled against the Qin Dynasty. Liu Bang responded and called himself "Pei Gong". In 206 BC, Liu Bang invaded Xianyang, and then competed with Xiang Yu for the world. After 4 years, he defeated Xiang Yu. The Han Dynasty was established in 202 BC, known as the "Western Han Dynasty" in history. Liu Bang reigned for 12 years and died in 195 BC at the age of 62.

Accessed the throne in 195 BC

Removed the throne in 188 BC

Emperor Hui (Liu Ying)

Born: 211 BC Year - died: 188 BC (reigned 7 years)

Liu Ying, Liu Bang's son, mother Lu Hou (pheasant). Liu Ying was weak and Empress Lu was dictatorial. He reigned for 8 years and died in 188 BC at the age of 24.

Accessed the throne in 188 BC

Removed the throne in 180 BC

Queen Lu (Lü Pheasant)

Born: 241 BC Year - Died: 180 BC (reigned for 8 years)

Queen Lu, surnamed Lu, Mingzhi, Liu Bang's wife. She is Liu Bang's right-hand assistant in establishing the world. After Liu Bang's death, Emperor Hui was established and Empress Lu took power. She was cruel and ambitious. After Emperor Hui's death, she successively elected Liu Gong and Liu Hong as emperors. She took control of the real power and granted great titles to the Lu family. She died in 180 BC at the age of 62. After his death, the Lu family was wiped out by Chen Ping and Zhou Bo

Accessed the throne in 180 BC

Receded the throne in 157 BC

Emperor Wen (Liu Heng) 8

Born: 202 BC - Died: 157 BC (reigned 23 years)

Liu Heng, Emperor Wen, was the fourth son of Liu Bang. In 202 BC, Empress Lu died and Liu Heng ascended the throne. After taking the throne, he weakened the power of the princes, reduced taxes on farmers, re-produced, and promoted social and economic recovery and development. Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty was also a very frugal emperor. He wore coarse silk, his concubine's clothes could not be mopped on the floor, and the only burial objects in the tombs he built were pottery. Died in 157 BC at the age of 46.

Accessed the throne in 157 BC

Removed the throne in 141 BC

Emperor Jing (Liu Qi)

Born: 188 BC --Died: 141 BC (reigned for 16 years)

Emperor Jing, the son of Emperor Wen. After taking the throne, he put down the rebellion of the seven kingdoms of Wu and Chu, and the unified centralized rule of the Han Dynasty was greatly strengthened. Emperor Jing continued to implement the policy of reducing taxes and corvees and resting with the people. Forming the "Government of Wenjing" in history. Emperor Jing died in 141 BC at the age of 48.

Accessed the throne in 141 BC

Removed the throne in 87 BC

Emperor Wu (Liu Che) 8

Born: 157 BC --Died: 87 BC (reigned 54 years)

Emperor Wu, the ninth son of Emperor Jing. Emperor Wu continued to strengthen centralization of power politically and successively seized a large number of kings and marquises. He also engaged in a long-term war with the Xiongnu, using Wei Qing and Huo Qubing as generals, and defeated the Xiongnu repeatedly. The reign of Emperor Wu was the most powerful period of the Western Han Dynasty. Emperor Wu died in 87 BC at the age of 71.

Accessed the throne in 87 BC

Removed the throne in 74 BC

Emperor Zhao (Liu Fuling)

Born: 95 BC Year - Died: 74 BC (reigned 13 years)

Emperor Zhao Liu Fuling, the youngest son of Emperor Wu. Emperor Zhao repeatedly issued orders to reduce the burden on the people and handled relations with the Xiongnu appropriately. Emperor Zhao died in 74 BC at the age of 21.

Accessed the throne in 74 BC

Removed the throne in 49 BC

Emperor Xuan (Liu was ill)

Born: 91 BC Year--died: 49 BC (25 years in office)

Emperor Xuan Liu died of illness. He was named Xun, the great-grandson of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, his grandfather Liu Ju and his father Liu Jin. Emperor Zhao had no children, and Liu Bing was already established. During the reign of Emperor Xuan, the dominance of Confucianism was further established. He repeatedly ordered to reduce the burden on the people.

History calls it "the rule of Xiaoxuan, where rewards must be punished, which can be called the ZTE". He died in 49 BC at the age of 43.

Accessed the throne in 49 BC

Removed the throne in 33 BC

Emperor Yuan (Liu Shi)

Born: 75 BC --Died: 33 BC (reigned for 16 years)

Emperor Liu Shi of the Yuan Dynasty was the son of Emperor Xuan. After taking the throne, the king and queen's family were granted the title of five commanders and more than ten marquises, laying the foundation for the monopoly power of relatives. During the reign of Emperor Yuan, Wang Zhaojun sent envoys to the Xiongnu, but during the reign of Emperor Yuan, the national power of the Han Dynasty began to weaken. Emperor Yuan died in 33 BC at the age of 43.

Accessed the throne in 33 BC

Removed the throne in 7 BC

Emperor Cheng (Liu Ao)

Born: 52 BC --Died: 7 BC (reigned 26 years)

Emperor Liu Ao was the son of Emperor Yuan. When he became Emperor, the Han Dynasty was in decline and his relatives were in power. Emperor Yuan drank and had fun with Zhao Feiyan all day long. Emperor Cheng died in 7 BC at the age of 46.

Accessed the throne in 7 BC

Removed the throne in 1 BC

Emperor Ai (Liu Xin)

Born: 26 BC --Died: 1 year BC (reigned 6 years)

Emperor Ai Liu Xin, the grandson of Emperor Yuan and the nephew of Emperor Cheng. During the reign of Emperor Ai, social conflicts intensified, but Emperor Ai only believed in ghosts, gods, heaven and earth, and favored men like Dong Xian, which resulted in Wang Mang's dictatorial power. Emperor Ai died one year ago at the age of 26.

Accessed the throne in 0 AD

Removed the throne in 5 AD

Emperor Ping (Liu Chan)

Born: 9 BC-- Died: 5 AD (reigned 5 years)

Emperor Ping Liu Chan, grandson of Emperor Yuan, Liu Xingzi, the Xiaowang of Zhongshan. He was 9 years old when he came to the throne. Wang Mang took power. In 5 AD, he was poisoned to death by Wang Mang. He was 14 years old.

Accessed the throne in 6 AD

Removed the throne in 8 AD

Ruzi (Liu Ying)

Born: 5 AD - died : AD 25 (reigned 2 years)

Ru Ziying, the grandson of Emperor Xuan, was the son of Liu Xian. He was only 2 years old when he took the throne. In 8 AD, Wang Mang became independent. In 25 AD, Ru Ziying was killed at the age of 21.

In the New Dynasty (9 AD - 23 AD), Emperor Mang was the nephew of the emperor and queen of the Yuan Dynasty of the Western Han Dynasty. Born in 45 BC. When the Han Dynasty became emperor, all the Wang family were marquises. Wang Mang was good at maneuvering and gradually controlled the government. In 9 AD, Wang Mang proclaimed himself emperor. His country was named "Xin" and it was called "Xin Dynasty" in history. The year name is "The Founding of the People's Republic of China". In 14 AD, the Yuan Dynasty was changed to "Tianfeng", and in 20 AD it was changed to "Dihuang".

After Wang Mang became emperor, he implemented "reorganization". However, Wang Mang's "restructuring through ancient times" completely failed. Not only did it fail to alleviate social conflicts, it actually caused great social and economic chaos. Finally aroused the peasant uprising of Green Forest Red Eyebrow. In 23 AD, in Kunyang, Wang Mang's army was defeated by the army of Emperor Gengshi. In the same year, the Red-browed Green Forest Army invaded Chang'an and Wang Mang was killed. He reigned for 15 years and died at the age of 68.

The Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 25-220) began with Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu and ended with Emperor Xian Liu Xie of the Han Dynasty, with 12 emperors. In the middle and late Eastern Han Dynasty, it was completely controlled by eunuchs and relatives. Cause social unrest and political instability. Eventually the country was divided and subjugated.

In 25 AD, Liu Xiu, with the assistance of the Green Forest Army, defeated Wang Mang who usurped the throne by force and won the throne. Liu Xiu established his capital in Luoyang, with the reign name Jianwu, and was Emperor Guangwu of the Han Dynasty. In the second year of Jianwu's reign, Emperor Guangwu ordered the rectification of the civil service, and appointed six ministers to take charge of state affairs, further weakening the authority of the three princes (Taiwei, Situ, and Sikong); an inventory of the land was carried out to gradually stabilize people's lives. By the middle of the first century AD, after three generations of governance including Emperor Guangwu, Emperor Ming (reigned 58-76), and Emperor Zhang (reigned 76-89), the Eastern Han Dynasty had gradually returned to the strength of the Han Dynasty in the past. This period was later described as People call it "Guangwu Zhongxing". However, due to the young age of the emperor, a pattern of exclusive power by eunuchs and relatives was formed in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.

In 220 AD, Cao Cao's second son Cao Pi forced Emperor Xian to abdicate, and the Eastern Han Dynasty declared its demise. What followed was another long-term period of division in Chinese history - the Three Kingdoms period.

In the early Eastern Han Dynasty, the political power further strengthened its integration with local forces, stabilizing the country and surpassing the level of the Western Han Dynasty in terms of economy, culture, science and technology. In 105 AD, Cai Lun transformed the paper manufacturing technology on the basis of his predecessors, making my country's written recording method different from the era of using bamboo slips. Another contribution of the Eastern Han Dynasty to later generations was the development of the pottery industry, which brought some supplies that were previously exclusive to wealthy aristocrats into the homes of ordinary people.

In terms of natural science, Zhang Heng used superb craftsmanship to create scientific instruments such as the "Armillary Sphere" and "Seismometer". The principles of making these instruments are still widely used. In addition, Hua Tuo, a famous doctor in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, was the first surgeon in recorded history to use anesthesia technology to perform surgical treatment on patients. By the Eastern Han Dynasty, calligraphy and painting were no longer simply used as text and graphic symbols. Their artistic status gradually became apparent. Although the number of artworks handed down from the Eastern Han Dynasty today is not large, we can still get a glimpse of the style of Han culture from them.

Accessed the throne in 25 AD

Removed the throne in 57 AD

Emperor Guangwu (Liu Xiu) 8

Born: 6 BC --Died: 57 AD (reigned 32 years)

Emperor Guangwu, surnamed Liu Mingxiu, styled Uncle Wen. The ninth grandson of Han Emperor Liu Bang. After joining the Green Forest Rebel Army, he defeated Wang Mang's army in Kunyang with a small number and a large number. In 25 years Liu Xiu proclaimed himself emperor. Died in AD 57 at the age of 64.

Accessed the throne in 57 AD

Removed the throne in 75 AD

Emperor Ming (Liu Zhuang)

Born: 28 AD - died : AD 75 (reigned for 18 years)

Emperor Ming, the fourth son of Liu Xiu. When Emperor Ming was in power, the administration was stricter, taxes were relatively low, and people's lives were stable. Died in 1975 at the age of 48. During the Ming Dynasty, the White Horse Temple was built in Luoyang. This was the first Buddhist temple built after Buddhism was introduced to my country. It still exists today.

Accessed the throne in 75 AD

Removed the throne in 88 AD

Emperor Zhang (Liu Jin)

Born: 58 AD - Died: 88 AD (reigned for 13 years)

Emperor Zhang, the fifth son of Emperor Ming. Emperor Zhang was "good at Confucianism" and implemented the policy of cultivating the people. The population increased. During his reign, there was a class that went beyond studying in the Western Regions. Emperor Zhang was also a calligrapher, especially good at cursive writing, and was known as "Zhang Cao" in later generations. Died in 1988 at the age of 31.

Accessed the throne in 88 AD

Removed the throne in 105 AD

Emperor He (Liu Zhao)

Born: 79 AD-- Died: 105 AD (reigned for 17 years)

He Emperor Liu Zhao, the fourth son of Emperor Zhang, was only 10 years old when he came to the throne. Empress Dowager Dou took charge of the court, and his relative Dou Xian held the real power. Later, he killed Dou Xian and took power. He reigned for 18 years and died in 105 years. He was 27 years old.

Accessed the throne in 105 AD

Removed the throne in 106 AD

Emperor Shang (Liu Long)

Born: 105 AD-- Died: 106 AD (1 year on the throne)

Emperor Shang, the youngest son of Emperor He, was just one month old when he came to the throne, and died after reigning for 8 months.

Accessed the throne in 106 AD

Removed the throne in 125 AD

Emperor An (Liu Hu)

Born: 94 AD - died : AD 125 (reigned for 19 years)

Emperor An Liu Hu, grandson of Emperor Zhang, and his father Liu Qing, Xiao Wang of Qinghe, was 13 years old when he came to the throne. Empress Dowager Deng took power. The Queen Mother came to power after her death. During the reign of Emperor An, the politics were dark and social conflicts were acute. Died in 125 AD at the age of 32.

Accessed the throne in 125 AD

Removed the throne in 144 AD

Emperor Shun (Liu Bao)

Born: 114 AD-- Died: 144 AD (reigned for 19 years)

Shun Emperor Liu Bao, the son of Emperor An. Emperor Shun came to power with the support of eunuchs, and the government was controlled by eunuchs. Politics is becoming increasingly corrupt.

He ordered that eunuchs could adopt sons and be granted hereditary titles. Later, eunuchs and relatives colluded with each other, making politics even more corrupt. Emperor Shun died in 144 at the age of 30.

Accessed the throne in 144 AD

Removed the throne in 145 AD

Emperor Chong (Liu Bing)

Born: 143 AD-- Died: AD 145 (1 year of reign)

Chong Emperor Liu Bing, the son of Emperor Shun, died half a year after his reign, when he was only 3 years old.

Accessed the throne in 145 AD

Removed the throne in 146 AD

Emperor Zhi (Liu Zuan)

Born: 138 AD-- Died: 146 AD (1 year in office)

Liu Zan, Emperor Zhi, was the great-grandson of Emperor Zhang and the son of Liu Hong, the Xiaowang of Bohai. He was 8 years old when he came to the throne, but he was quite smart. He said that General Liang Yi was a "domineering general" and was poisoned to death by Liang Yi. He was 9 years old.

Accessed the throne in 146 AD

Removed the throne in 167 AD

Emperor Huan (Liu Zhi)

Born: 132 AD - died : AD 167 (reigned for 21 years)

Emperor Huan Liu Zhi, the great-grandson of Emperor Zhang. The son of Liu Yi, Marquis of Liwu. Emperor Huan was 15 years old when he came to the throne, and his relatives were in power. Later, he relied on eunuchs to kill his relative Liang Yi, and then the eunuchs became dictatorial. Emperor Huan died in 167 at the age of 36.

Accessed the throne in 168 AD

Removed the throne in 189 AD

Emperor Ling (Liu Hong)

Born: 156 AD-- Died: 189 AD (reigned 21 years)

Liu Hong, the Ling Emperor, was the great-great-grandson of Emperor Zhang. Emperor Huan died childless, and Liu Hong came to the throne. The Ling Emperor's court was full of filth, and the eunuchs controlled the government and were called "Ten Constant Attendants". Emperor Ling often said: "Zhang Changshi is my father, and Zhao Changshi is my mother." In Emperor Ling's time, the people were in dire straits, officials were bought and sold, extortionate taxes were imposed, and social conflicts intensified. Finally, in 184, the Yellow Turban Uprising broke out. Emperor Ling died in 189 at the age of 33.

Accessed the throne in 189 AD

Removed the throne in 220 AD

Emperor Xian (Liu Xie)

Born: 181 AD - died : AD 234 (reigned 31 years)

Xiandi Liu Xie, the son of Emperor Ling, was 9 years old when he came to the throne. Dong Zhuo took full power, and Cao Cao later welcomed Emperor Xian to Xuchang. In 220, Cao Cao died. Cao Pi proclaimed himself emperor and established the Wei Kingdom. After the fall of the Han Dynasty, Liu Xie was demoted to Shanyang Gong and died in 234 at the age of 54.