The second emperor of the Western Han Dynasty: Liu Ying, Emperor Hui of Han Dynasty (2 1 1 88 years ago), the second emperor of the Western Han Dynasty (194-188 years ago), the eldest son of Liu Bang, the founding emperor of Han Dynasty, and his mother.
The Third Emperor of the Han Dynasty: Gong Liu, a young emperor before the Western Han Dynasty (190- 184), was the third emperor of the Han Dynasty. The Empress Dowager ordered the Empress zhangyan (the daughter of Hou Xuanping in Han Dynasty, who was a filial queen and had no children) to pretend to have a body, with Zhou as her son and the Prince as her son. At the same time, the maids were ordered to kill Zhou.
The fourth emperor of the Han Dynasty: Likas (? -BC 180), BC 65438+65438 BC 084 June +05 BC 180 BC 165438 BC 65438 BC 10 +04 BC. In September 180 BC, Lv Zhi died. Through the efforts of Zhou Bo, Chen Ping and others, the influence of the Lushi family was eradicated. The courtiers believed that the young emperor Likas was not the real son of Emperor Hui of Han Dynasty and should be deposed. The courtiers elected Liu Heng as the new emperor and welcomed him into Chang 'an, so they killed Ricardo in June165438+1October 14.
The fifth emperor of the Han Dynasty, Liu Heng (1.05 BC-1.57 BC), was the son of Emperor Gaozu, his mother Ji Bo, and the younger brother of Emperor Hui of Han Dynasty.
The sixth emperor of the Western Han Dynasty: Liu Qi (BC 188- BC 14 1), the eldest son of Liu Heng, the Chinese emperor, was born in Zhongdu (now southwest of Pingyao County, Shanxi Province) and his mother was Dou Shi, the empress of the Chinese emperor. The sixth emperor of the Western Han Dynasty reigned in 16, and died as Emperor Xiaojing, with no temple name.
The son of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, the seventh emperor of the Han Dynasty (156-87 BC), was originally named Herry Liu, and changed his name to Che after he ascended the throne, and became the emperor of the Western Han Dynasty (the seventh emperor of the Han Dynasty). Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty is the ninth son of Liu Qi, the grandson of Liu Heng and the great-grandson of Liu Bang. His mother is Wang Hao and his queen is Wei Zifu. At the age of seven, he was made a prince,/kloc-ascended the throne at the age of 0/6 and died at the age of 70. (In the third year after Emperor Jing (14 1), he ascended the throne in the first month, and died in February in the second year after Yuan Dynasty (87), reigning for 54 years and one month).
The Eighth Emperor of the Western Han Dynasty: Emperor Hanzhao of Liu Fu (94-74 BC), formerly known as Liu Fuling, was the youngest son of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and his mother was Mrs. Gou Jian who succeeded to the throne after the collapse of Emperor Wu. After the accession to the throne, it was renamed as "Fu" because its name was unavoidable and the word "Fu" was taboo. Liu Fuling was only eight years old when he ascended the throne. In accordance with the testamentary edict of Emperor Wu, he assisted Huo Guang, ascended the throne in 13, and died at the age of 2 1. Buried in Ping Ling (now northwest of Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province 13). The year numbers are Shiyuan, Yuanfeng and Yuanping.
The Ninth Emperor of the Han Dynasty: Liu He (92 BC-59 BC), the deposed emperor of the Han Dynasty, was the ninth emperor of the Han Dynasty and the emperor with the shortest reign in the history of the Han Dynasty. /kloc-ascended the throne at the age of 0/9 and became emperor for 27 days. He was deposed for his profligacy and failure to protect the country.
The first 10 Emperor of the Western Han Dynasty: Liu Xun, Emperor Xuan Di (9 1- BC 1), whose real name was Liu Bingyi, was Ci Qing, the first 10 Emperor of the Western Han Dynasty.
The 11th Emperor of the Han Dynasty: Liu Shi (74 BC-33 BC) was the son of Emperor Xuan Di Liu Xun and his first wife Xu Pingjun. In October of the first year of Huanglong (the first 49 years), Xuan Di, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, died in 16. Yuan Di, posthumous title, the name of the temple is Gaozong. (After being deleted by Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty, only four emperors in the whole Western Han Dynasty had temple names, namely Liu Bang of Emperor Taizong, Liu Heng of Emperor Taizong, Liu Che of Sejong, Xuan Di Liu Xun of Zhongzong, and there was no Emperor Yuan of Han Dynasty).
The 12th Emperor of the Western Han Dynasty: Liu Ao (5 1- 7 BC), emperor of the Han Dynasty, reigned from 33 BC to 7 BC. After his death, posthumous title was filial piety and buried in Yanling.
The 13th Emperor of the Western Han Dynasty: Liu Xin (25 years before 1 year) reigned for 7 years. Liu Xin is the grandson of Emperor Han Yuan and the son and mother of Emperor Han Cheng's younger brother.
Liu Kan, the 14th emperor of the Western Han Dynasty: Liu Kan, reigned from 9th BC to 4th February of 6th AD. He was not poisoned by Wang Mang, but died of illness. 14 years old, buried in Kangling (now 25 miles west of Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province).
The last emperor of the Western Han Dynasty: the life and biographical data of Liu Ying (reigned in 6-8 1 1 month) in the Han Dynasty (5-25 years). In AD 6, Emperor Liu Kan of Han Ping died of illness. Wang Mang chose Liu Ying, who was only two years old, from the royal family of the Han Dynasty. However, because of his young age, Liu Ying did not formally become an emperor, but became a "crown prince". Wang Mang calls himself "the emperor", and any ostentation and extravagance is no different from the emperor. He only needs to call himself a minister when he meets his obedient son and the queen mother (the king dog). In the twelfth lunar month of the first year (AD 8), Wang Mang claimed that Liu Bang, the Emperor Gaozu, wanted him to be emperor, so he forced Chu Jun and Liu Yuxin to give him a Zen position and change his title to "New". Wang Mang is the ancestor of the new dynasty, Emperor Gao, also known as the Jianxing Emperor of the new dynasty, or the new emperor for short. Wang Mang honored the Queen Mother as the Empress Dowager (later changed to "the new queen mother"), named Liu Ying Ding 'an Gong (also written as Ding 'an Gong), and changed the Empress Dowager () to Ding 'an Gong and Empress Dowager. At this point, the Western Han Empire, which was founded in 2 14, perished.
The original emperor Liu Xuan (? -25) Born in Cai Yang, Nanyang (now southwest of Zaoyang County, Hubei Province), he was descended from the royal family of the Western Han Dynasty. In a.d. 23, Liu Xuan was proclaimed emperor by the outlaw hero, with the title of "Start over" and became a famous emperor of reconstruction in history. In the third year, the Red Eyebrow Army invaded Chang 'an, and Liu Xuan came out of the mountain and was named King of Changsha. Soon after, he was killed by the Red Eyebrow Army.
Liu Xiu (6-57), the founding emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, was born in Cai Yang, Nanyang (now southwest of Zaoyang, Hubei). The founding emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, a famous politician and strategist in ancient China.
The second emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty: Liu Zhuang (28-75), son of Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty, was resolute and harsh. Father Liu Xiu, mother Yin Lihua. During the reign of Ming Di, the bureaucracy was relatively clear and the territory was stable.
The third emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty: Liu Wei of Su Zong Zhang Xiao (57-88), the fifth son of Liu Zhuang, the Han Emperor, and his mother Jia Guiren. He reigned for thirteen years in 75-88 AD. Year number: Jianchu, Yuanhe and Zhanghe. Temple name Su Zong, posthumous title Zhang Xiao died, only 3 1 year-old.
Liu Zhao, the fourth emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, reigned from 88 to 105. 17 years, died in the first year of Yuanxing, aged 27. Buried in Shen Ling (now southeast of Luoyang City, Henan Province).
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