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Anonymous users2024-02-07Liu Bang and Liu Ying, the son of Empress Lü.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Emperor Rangsan after Liu Bang was Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty Liu Ying (210 BC - 188 BC), Liu Bang's eldest son, the second emperor of the Xihua Burning Han Dynasty, who reigned for 7 years and was ruled by his mother Empress Lü. In 188 BC, Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty died, nicknamed Emperor Xiaohui, and was buried in Anling Wei.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Liu Ying. Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty Liu Ying (210 BC, 26 September 188 BC), Surabaya County.
A native of Pei County (now Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province). The second internal emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, the eldest son of Emperor Liu Bangrong of the Han Dynasty, and his mother was Empress Gao Lu Pheasant.
In the seventh year of Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty (188 BC), he died at the age of twenty-three, reigned for seven years, was called Emperor Xiaohui, and was buried in Anling.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04The emperor after Liu Zhaobang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, was Liu Ying, Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty.
Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty Liu Ying (BC.
210 - September 26, 188 BC), the second emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, the eldest son of Emperor Liu Bangchang of the Han Dynasty, and his mother was Empress Lu Pheasant of Gao. He was twenty-three years old when he died, reigned for seven years, was called Emperor Xiaohui, and was buried in Anling.
In the fifth year of Han Gaozu (202 years ago), he experienced the turmoil of easy storage. At the age of sixteen, he succeeded to the throne. Implement benevolent governance, reduce taxes, appoint Xiao He and Cao Shen as prime ministers, and have clear politics and national peace and security.
In terms of ideology and culture, the ideological imprisonment of the Qin Dynasty was abolished, and the Huang Lao philosophy was promoted to replace the Legalist doctrine, opening the door to the development of various ideas.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03The emperor after Liu Bang was Emperor Bai Liu Ying of the Han Hui Dynasty.
Introduction: Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty Liu Ying (210 BC du September 26, 188 BC), the son of Liu Zhibang and Empress Lu of the Han Dynasty, was the second emperor of the Western Han Dynasty. Emperor Hui of Han was a young emperor who succeeded to the throne at the age of sixteen.
After Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty ascended the throne, he implemented benevolent governance, reduced taxes, promoted Cao Shen to be prime minister, Xiao Gui Cao Sui, political clarity, and national peace and security. Policies that are relevant to people's livelihood have promoted economic prosperity. In terms of ideology and culture, he abolished the imprisonment of the Qin period, made Huang Lao's philosophy replace the Legalist doctrine, and opened the door to the development of various ideas, but the power during the reign of the benevolent and weak Emperor Hui of Han was actually in the hands of the powerful mother Empress Lü, so when Sima Qian wrote the "Historical Records", he did not even set up the Benji of Emperor Hui, but set up the "Empress Dowager Lü Benji".
In 188 BC, Emperor Hui of Han, who reigned for only seven years, died at the age of 23, nicknamed Emperor Xiaohui, and was buried in Anling.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Emperor Xiaohui Liu Ying - 195 BC 188 BC.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01After Liu Bang's death, Liu Ying inherited the throne, he was the second emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, the eldest son of Emperor Liu Bang of the Han Dynasty, and his mother was Lu Pheasant, the queen of the Han Dynasty. During Liu Ying's reign, he implemented benevolent governance, reduced taxes, appointed Xiao He and Cao Shen as prime ministers, and implemented the policy of Xiao Gui Cao Sui and recuperation.
In his short career as emperor, Liu Ying planned and completed the comprehensive renovation of Chang'an City, widened and built all the streets, and concentrated manpower and material resources to build the city wall. In the fifth year of Emperor Hui (190 BC), Chang'an became the capital city beyond Rome, becoming an economic and cultural center, and prospered in all aspects.
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Crushing to the Ministry of Rice and Aerospace Fuwei.
It is precisely because Yongya is the person Liu Bei hates the most that Liu Bang has to reward Yongya first in order to stabilize people's hearts. Everyone saw that even Liu Bang's most hated person had a reward, so they naturally didn't worry that they wouldn't be able to get a share. >>>More
Lü Pheasant Liu Bang's wife was Lü Gong's daughter Lü Shi, named Lü Pheasant. After forming a grudge with the people in his hometown, Lu Gong came to settle in Pei County, because the county magistrate of Pei County at that time was friends with him. When he first arrived in Pei County, many people heard about his relationship with the county order, so people came to visit. >>>More
Han Gaozu Liu Bangju was the chief of the Surabaya Pavilion before, equivalent to the director of today's police station, and then went to Xianyang as the pavilion chief to serve the conscription, and then Pei County sent him a heavy burden to escort the conscription to Lishan, after thinking about it, Liu Bang released the escorted conscription, and went to the prosperous Qin capital Xianyang.