194 years before Liu Ying, Hui Di-186 years before
Liu Bang * * had eight sons, Liu Ying was the second son, born in the thirty-sixth year of Emperor Qin Shihuang (211 BC), a tiger, and his mother Lv Zhi was Liu Bang's original wife. In April of the 12th year of Emperor Gaozu (195 BC), Liu Bang died of illness, and in May, 17-year-old Liu Ying acceded to the throne for Hui Di. "Hui" means "kindness and meekness", and this posthumous title can be described as a summary of Liu Ying's life. Since Hui Di, posthumous title, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, has added a word "filial piety", such as "Emperor Wen Xiao" and "Emperor Wu Xiao". This is because the rulers of the Han Dynasty respected filial piety and "ruled the world with filial piety".
Hui Di was an emperor in name only for seven years and died prematurely at the age of 24. After Hui Di's death, Lv Hou was in power for another eight years. The 15 years before and after this were the transitional period and the foundation stone period of the Han Dynasty from the founding of the People's Republic of China to the rule of Wenjing, which occupied an important position in history. The first year of the early Yuan Dynasty in Liu Shi, Yuan Di (the first 48 years)-the first year of Jingning (the first 33 years)
Liu Shi, the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, was born in the sixth year of Emperor Zhaoping (the first 75 years). He was a horse and was the son of Liu Xun and his first wife Xu Pingjun. A few months after his birth, his father became emperor. Two years later, his mother, Queen Xu, was poisoned by Huo Guang's wife, Huo Xian. After the death of Huo Guang, in April of the third year of Dijie (67 BC), Liu Shi was made a prince. In October of the third year of Huanglong (the first 49 years), Xuan Di succeeded to the throne after his death, and he was in office for 16 years. He died of illness, and posthumous title was Yuan Di, with the temple name Gaozong.
① Liu Bang, Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty, was named Ji, Pei Gong, Emperor Gao of posthumous title and Temple Gaozu. Pei County Fengyi Zhongyangli (now Fengxian County, Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province) is a native of Lv Zhi. The Grand Emperor of the Western Han Dynasty was born in Zhou Nanwang in the 59th year, that is, on the 8th day of February, 256 BC. He ranks third among the four brothers. Open-minded and generous, knowing people and being good at their duties. In 216 BC, at the age of thirty-one, he was the director of Sishui Pavilion. In September, 29 BC, Renchen took part in the uprising led by Chen Sheng and Wu Guang, and later joined the camp of Chu. While another general, Xiang Yu, fought a tug-of-war with Qin's army, without the main force of Qin against his army, he was the first to attack Xianyang, the capital of Qin, destroy the Qin Dynasty, and was named Hanwang by Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu. Based in Shu, Liu Bang launched a four-year Chu-Han dispute with Xiang Yu. In 26 BC, B proclaimed himself emperor in Luoyang, and established the Han Dynasty. Since then, the Chinese empire has been geographically reunified, which laid the foundation for its future strength. After that, it moved its capital to Chang 'an (now Xi 'an) for 12 years and died on April 25th, 195 BC. At the age of 61, he was buried in the east of Xianyang County, Xi 'an, Shaanxi Province, called Changling. Yan Lv Zhi died at the age of 179 BC and was buried in Dongling, Xianyang County, Chang 'an. Eight sons were born: Chang Shu Qi mourned Wang Fei, and Cao Shi was born. The second son, Yi Di Ying, was born in Lv Zhi. The third son and Italy, Qi epigenetic, sealed the prince of Zhao, and was later killed by Lv Zhi. Sizihui, Liang Wang, committed suicide. Wen Di Heng, the fifth son, was the king first, and then the Emperor Wen. Bo Ji was born as the ancestor, and Bo Ji died at the age of Bingxu in 155 BC and was buried in Baling. Six sons friends, first the king of Huaiyang, then the king of Zhao You, then committed suicide and gave birth to two sons: Sui (the king of Zhao) and Ang (the king of Jiao Xi). Qi Zijian, the prince, was later killed by Lv Zhi. Bazichang, king of Huainan, was later deposed by Emperor Wen.
② Liu Ying, Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty, was born in 211 BC in Xiaohui, posthumous title. Ding was young in 194 BC, and he became king at the age of 17. He reigned for seven years, and died in 188 BC at the age of 24. Ying Gong was buried in Xianyang County, Xi 'an, Shaanxi Province, and called Anling. Zhang's and Feng's two majors. Giving birth to six sons: Prince Zhi (Gong), a young emperor in 188 BC, was assassinated by the Queen Mother Lv Zhi in April 183 BC. The second son was the king of Huaiyang, and he died later, leaving no heirs. The second son is not suspected to be the king of Hengshan, and he died later. The second son, Hong, is the Hou of Xiangcheng. The second son was a Hou. Wu Wei Hu Guan Hou.
③ Liu Heng, Emperor Wen of Chinese, Emperor Xiaowen of posthumous title, with the temple name Taizong. Born in 22 BC, Bo Ji, the fifth son of Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang, was appointed king in 195 BC. When Lv Hou died, zhou bo and others killed the younger Emperor Lu Chan, and welcomed Heng Gong as emperor. In 179 BC, he became emperor at the age of Renxu. Implement the policy of "rest and recuperation" and reduce the punishment; Encourage conservation, build water conservancy projects, accelerate agricultural production, and strengthen centralization; Garrison in the north and strengthen border defense. The Han dynasty thus tended to be stable and prosperous. In the twenty-third year of his reign, he died in 157, at the age of 46, and was buried in Xianyang County, Xi 'an, Shaanxi Province, dominating the mausoleum. Dou's family. Gave birth to four sons: the eldest son Jing Diqi, the second son Wu (Liang Xiaowang, later Liang Wang), the third son Wang Shen, the fourth son Liang Wang Yi, and later Liang Huaiwang, childless.
④ Emperor Liu Qi of Han Dynasty and Emperor Xiaojing of posthumous title. Born in 188 BC, he ascended the throne at the age of Yi You in 156 BC. Continue to implement the policy of "rest and recuperation", with social and economic prosperity, rich domestic wealth and rich treasuries; At the same time, "cutting vassals" was implemented, and Zhou Yafu was appointed to quell the "rebellion of the seven countries with Wu and Chu", centralizing the central government and weakening the power of the princes and kings; The reign of Emperor Wendi and Emperor Jingdi was called "the rule of Wenjing". He reigned for sixteen years and died in 141 BC at the age of forty-eight. Buried in Xianyang County, Xi 'an, Shaanxi Province, called Yangling, sitting east to west. He gave birth to fourteen sons: Wang De from Hejian, Wang Huang from Linjiang (childless), Wang Yu from Huaiyang, Fei Wang from Runan, Wang Rong from Linjiang (prince, later abandoned, childless), Peng Zu from Guang Chuan, Che from Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty (first named Jiaodong King), Wang Fa from Changsha, Jing Sheng Wang from Zhongshan, Wang Duan from Jiaoxi, and Wang Yue from Guang Chuan (son Qi was the king of Guang Chuan, later died).
⑤ Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and posthumous title, Emperor Xiao. Born in 156 BC, died in 87 BC. In 15 BC, he became a prince. In 14 BC, Xin Chou became king at the age of fifty-four. He died on a tour at the age of sixty-nine, and was buried in Xianyang County, Xi 'an, Shaanxi Province, called Maoling. He gave birth to six sons: Prince Yan, Qi Wang Hong, Yan Wang Dan, Guangling Wang Xu, Changyi Ai Wang Da, and the youngest son, Emperor Han Zhaodi Fu Ling.
⑥ Liu Fuling, Emperor Zhaodi of Han Dynasty, whose baby number is Hook Yi Zi, whose word is No, whose name is Yaomu Gate. Posthumous title showed filial piety to Emperor Zhao. Born in 94 BC, died in 74 BC. In 86 BC, B was under the age of eight, and he became king at the age of eight. He was the youngest son of Liu Che, the Emperor of Wu, and had no children. In 777 BC, at the age of eighteen, he began to take charge. He reigned for thirteen years and died at the age of twenty-one. He was buried in Xianyang County, Xi 'an, Shaanxi Province, and was named Ping Ling.
⑦ Liu Xun, Emperor Xuandi of the Han Dynasty, whose name was ill, was filial to Xuan Di in posthumous title. Born in 9 BC and died in 49 BC, he was the great-grandson of Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (according to the Prince, he gave birth to three sons: Jin (Jin, gave birth to a son: Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty). According to the defeat of the palace, the third son was killed at the same time. Liu Xun was adopted by her grandmother historian and lived among the people. At the age of Wushen in 73 BC, Huo Guang and others welcomed him back to the throne from the folk, and he reigned for twenty-five years at the age of forty-one. Gave birth to five sons: Emperor Qian of the Han Dynasty, Qin (King of Huaiyang), Xiao (King of Dingtao), Yu (King of Dongping) and Jing (King of Zhongshan).
Liu Shi, Emperor of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Xiaoyuan of posthumous title, with the temple name Gaozong. Born in 76 BC, he ascended the throne at the age of Guiyou in 48 BC. In 33 BC, Wang Zhaojun left the fortress and became a monk, and married Hun Huhan Khan. He died in 33 BC and reigned for 16 years at the age of 43. Gave birth to three sons: Emperor Qian of Han Dynasty, Alva Wang of Jiyang (gave birth to a son: Emperor Xin of Han Dynasty) and Wang Xing of Zhongshan (gave birth to a son: Li). Buried in Xianyang County, Xi 'an, Shaanxi Province, called Weiling.
⑼ Liu Ao, Emperor of Han Dynasty, and posthumous title, Emperor of Xiao Dynasty, have the same temple name. Born in 51 BC, he died in 7 BC. He became king in 32 BC at the age of ugliness and reigned for 26 years at the age of 45. Buried in Yanling.
⑽ Liu Xin, Emperor Ai of Han Dynasty, was born in 26 BC and died in one year BC. His father was Liu Kang and he became an adopted son. In 222 BC, Liu Kang died, and Liu Xinsi, who was only three years old, became king. In six years BC, he became king at the age of Yimao, and he reigned for six years at the age of 26. He was buried in Xianyang County, Xi 'an, Shaanxi Province, and was called Yiling.
⑾ Liu Kan, Emperor Ping of Han Dynasty, nicknamed ji zi and Emperor Xiaoping of posthumous title, is the grandson of Liu Shi, Emperor of Han Dynasty, and the son of Wang Xing, filial piety of Zhongshan. Born in the ninth year BC, he died in December of the fifth year AD. In the sixth year BC, Xin You was nine years old and became king. Later, Wang Mang poisoned the wine and killed him. He reigned for five years at the age of fourteen and was buried in Xianyang County, Xi 'an, Shaanxi Province, called Kangling.
⑿ Liu Xuan, the first emperor, was born in A.D.? , who died in AD 25, was a descendant of Liu Qi, Emperor of Han Dynasty, and the fifth grandson of Wang Fa of Changsha. In AD 23, he ascended the throne before his birthday. After Liu Xiu proclaimed himself emperor, he was abolished as the King of Huaiyang, and was strangled by the Red Eyebrow Army, and he reigned for three years.
the western Han dynasty (26 BC-8 ad) began with Liu bang, the emperor gaozu of Han dynasty, and finally became an obedient child, with the 12th emperor.
the western Han dynasty was the first unified and powerful empire in China. In the nearly 4-year history of the Western Han Dynasty, through a series of political and economic reforms, the national strength was strong and the people were happy, showing a scene of peace and prosperity. During this period, China has been standing in the world as a world power.
the western Han dynasty is one of the more powerful empires in China's history. the rulers put their main energy into agricultural development, and the policy of "rest with the people" has been implemented throughout the ages. The people have ample food and clothing and live and work in peace and contentment, so the politics of the Han dynasty has been relatively stable. During the reign of Emperor Wudi, Minister Dong Zhongshu put forward the proposal of "ousting a hundred schools of thought and respecting Confucianism alone", which was adopted by Emperor Wudi. Since then, Confucianism and Confucianism have formed the general plan of governing the country that has been followed by Chinese dynasties since the Han Dynasty. Due to the political and economic stability, handicrafts, commerce, humanities and arts and natural sciences have all developed by leaps and bounds. With the improvement of science and technology, the production efficiency of handicraft industry in the Western Han Dynasty, which is mainly based on metallurgy and textile, has been greatly improved. Taking textile as an example, there are embroidery machines close to molding in the Western Han Dynasty, which is enough to show that some of the production at that time was separated from pure manual labor, which improved the productivity. The development of handicraft industry has promoted the prosperity of commerce, and many commercial cities have been formed with Chang 'an as the center, and diplomatic and commercial exchanges with West Asian countries have been opened up through the Silk Road. In the field of humanities and arts in the Han Dynasty, an outstanding great historian-Sima Qian appeared. He completed the first general history "Historical Records" in China, which was praised by later generations as "the swan song of historians, leaving Sao without rhyme". In addition, the artistic level of the Han Dynasty has reached a fairly high level. Judging from some cultural relics unearthed from the Han tombs in recent years, their fine workmanship and exquisite craftsmanship are no less than today. For example, the pottery figurines with hoes unearthed in Guanghan, Sichuan, and the wooden boat model of Han Dynasty unearthed in Guangzhou are all rare art treasures with fine workmanship.
since the founding of emperor Liu bang in the western Han dynasty, China was once a powerful and rich empire. Therefore, the Western Han Dynasty was regarded as the first revival in China's history.
He ascended the throne in 26 BC
He abdicated in 195 BC
Emperor Gaozu (Liu Bang) 8
Born in 256 BC-Died in 195 BC (reigned for 11 years)
Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang was born in a peasant family, and Chen Sheng rebelled against Qin Dynasty. Liu Bang responded by claiming to be himself. The Han Dynasty was established in the first 22 years, which was called "Western Han Dynasty" in history. Liu Bang reigned for 12 years and died in the first 195 years at the age of 62.
He ascended the throne in 195 BC
He abdicated in 188 BC
Hui Di (Liu Ying)
Born in 211 BC-Died in 188 BC (reigned for 7 years)
Liu Ying, son of Liu Bang, mother Lv Hou (pheasant). Liu Ying is weak and Lv Hou is authoritarian. He was in office for 8 years and died in the first 188 years at the age of 24.
He ascended the throne in 188 BC
He abdicated in 18 BC
Lv Hou (Lv Zhi)
Born in 241 BC-Died in 18 BC (reigned for 8 years)
Lv Hou, surnamed Lu Mingluo, was Liu Bang's wife. She is Liu Bangding's right-hand man in the world. After Liu Bang's death, Hui Dili and Lv Hou came to power. She was cruel and ambitious. After Hui Di's death, she successively elected Liu Gong and ricas as emperors, and held real power by herself, thus sealing the Lushi family. She died 18 years ago at the age of 62. After his death, the Lushi family was wiped out by Chen Ping and zhou bo.
He ascended the throne in 18 BC
He was deposed in 157 BC
Wendi (Liu Heng) was born in 22 BC-died in 157 BC (reigned for 23 years)
Wendi Liu Heng, the fourth son of Liu Bang. 22 years ago, Lv Hou died and Liu Heng acceded to the throne. After he ascended the throne, he weakened the power of the vassals, reduced farmers' taxes, emphasized production, and promoted the recovery and development of social economy. Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty was also a very thrifty emperor. He wore coarse silk himself, but his concubine clothes could not mop the floor, and the only funerary objects he built were pottery. He died 157 years ago at the age of 46.
ascended the throne in 157 BC
abdicated in 141 BC
Emperor Jing (Liu Qi)
Born in 188 BC-died in 141 BC (reigned for 16 years)
Emperor Jing, the son of Emperor Wen. After the accession to the throne, the rebellion of the seven countries of Wu and Chu was put down, and the unified centralized rule of the Han Dynasty was greatly strengthened. Jingdi continued to carry out the policy of reducing taxes and corvee and resting with the people. Formed the "rule of cultural scene" in history. Jingdi died 141 years ago at the age of 48.
He ascended the throne in 141 BC
He abdicated in 87 BC
Emperor Wu (Liu Che) 8
Born in 157 BC-died in 87 BC (reigned for 54 years)
Emperor Wu, the ninth son of Emperor Jing. Emperor Wu continued to strengthen centralization in politics, and successively took away a large number of kings and marquises. He waged a long-term war with Xiongnu, taking Wei Qing and Huo Qubing as generals successively, and defeated Xiongnu repeatedly. Emperor Wu was the most powerful period of the Western Han Dynasty. Emperor Wu died in the first 87 years at the age of 71.
He ascended the throne in 87 BC
He abdicated in 74 BC
Emperor Zhao (Liu Fuling)
Born in 95 BC-died in 74 BC (reigned for 13 years)
Liu Fuling, Emperor Zhao, the youngest son of Emperor Wu. Emperor Zhao ordered many times to lighten the people's burden, and handled the relationship with Xiongnu properly. Emperor Zhao died 74 years ago at the age of 21.
He ascended the throne in 74 years before Yuan Dynasty
He abdicated in 49 years before Yuan Dynasty
Xuan Di (Liu Bingyi)
Born in 91 years before Yuan Dynasty-Died in 49 years before Yuan Dynasty (reigned for 25 years)
Liu Bingyi, Xuan Di, was an inquirer, the great-grandson of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty, his grandfather Liu Zhi and his father Liu Jin. Emperor Zhao had no children, but Liu Bingyi made it. When Emperor Xuandi was proclaimed, the dominant position of Confucianism was further established. He ordered many times to lighten the burden on the people. History says that "the rule of filial piety, reward and punishment, can be described as ZTE." He died 49 years ago at the age of 43.
He ascended the throne in 49 BC
He abdicated in 33 BC
Yuan Di (Liu Shi)
Born: 75 BC-died: 33 BC (reigned for 16 years)
Liu Shi, Yuan Di, Xuandizi. After the accession to the throne, the Queen was granted a family of five Sima and more than ten Hou, which laid the curse of the exclusive rights of consorts. In Yuan Di, Wang Zhaojun was sent to the Huns, but in Yuan Di, the national strength of the Han Dynasty began to weaken. Yuan Di died 33 years ago at the age of 43.
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