Zhuge Liang scolded Wang Lang as faceless. See who the 24 emperors of the Han Dynasty and the 24 emperors of the Han Dynasty were

Han Dynasty, after the Qin Dynasty, another powerful unified empire in Chinese history. The Roman Empire with Europe was hailed as the two most powerful empires at that time.

1. Han Gaozu Liu Bang

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4 Liubang Qian-- 195 years), Zi Ji, named Pei Gong, posthumous name Gao Emperor, temple name Gao Zu. The founding emperor of the Han Dynasty, was King of Han for 4 years and 8 years in the throne. During the Pingding Yingbo Rebellion, he suffered an arrow wound in his chest and died of recurrence after trauma. He was 53 years old and was buried in Changling (now 35 miles east of Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province). . Pei County, Fengyi Zhongyangli (now part of Feng County, Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province). Born in the fifty-ninth year of King Zhou Zhe, that is, on the 8th day of February 256 BC. He ranks third among the four brothers. The temperament is open-minded and generous, knowing people and responsible. He was 31 years old at the age of 216 BC, and he was the pavilion chief of Sishui. In the nineteenth month of Renchen in 209 BC, he participated in the uprising led by Chen Sheng and Wu Guang, and later joined Chu’s camp, taking advantage of another general, Xiang Yu, to fight with Qin’s army. There was no Qin’s main force and his After the army faced off, the first to invade the capital of the Qin Kingdom, Xianyang, annihilated the Qin Dynasty and was named the King of Han by the king of Chu, Xiang Yu. Based in Shu, he started a four-year battle between Chu and Han with Xiang Yu. In 2006 BC Yiwei proclaimed himself emperor in Luoyang and established the Han Dynasty. Since then, the Chinese empire has been reunified geographically and established the foundation for future strength. The capital was moved to Chang'an (now Xi'an) for twelve years, He died on April 25th (Jiachen Day) at the age of Bingwu in 1950 BC. At the age of 61, he was buried in the east of Xianyang County, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, called Changling. Concubine Lvphee, who died at the age of Renxu in 179 BC, was buried in Dongling, Xianyang County, Chang'an.

Second, Han Huidi Liuying

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4刘盈(#公元惠帝211-188 BC), the posthumous name Xiaohui Emperor, was born in 211 BC. In 1994 BC, Ding Wei was only seventeen years old when he became the throne. He reigned for seven years. He died at the age of Gui Chou in 188 BC. He was 24 years old. Emperor Hui was buried in Xianyang County, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, called Anling.

3. Hanwen Emperor Liu Heng

Hanwen Emperor Liu Heng (202 BC-157 BC). After the death of Emperor Hui, the third son of Gaozu, Lv Houli was an unorthodox young emperor. After Queen Lu died, Zhou Bo and others killed Lu Chan and welcomed Liu Heng as emperor. Reigned for 23 years, died of illness at the age of 46. Buried in Baling.

When Emperor Wenwen of Han was reigning, there were problems such as the overpower of the princes kingdoms and the Huns invading the Central Plains. Emperor Hanwen treated the princes and kings with a virtuous attitude. In terms of morality, Emperor Wendi once personally tried medicine for his mother Bo, and he was deeply filial. In June Jihai in the seventh year of the Yuan Dynasty, Emperor Wen of the Han collapsed in the Weiyang Palace of Chang'an and was buried in Baling after his death. In ancient times, those who had the power to seize the world were called ancestors, and those who had the virtue of ruling the world were called ancestors. Therefore, its temple was named Taizong, and its posthumous name was Emperor Xiaowen. He is also the protagonist of Twenty-Four Filial Piety.

　 Fourth, Emperor Liu Qi of the Han Dynasty

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4da1a King King. Born in 188 BC, Yiyou became the throne in 156 BC. Continue to implement the "rest and recuperation" policy, social and economic prosperity, wealth in the country, and ample government treasury; at the same time, implement "cutting the vassal", serving as Zhou Yafuping "the Rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms of Wu and Chu", centralizing power, weakening the power of the princes and kings; Guotai Min'an, known as the world When Emperor Wen and Emperor Jing ruled, it was the "government of Wenjing". He reigned for sixteen years, died in 141 BC, at the age of forty-eight. Buried in Xianyang County, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, called Yangling, sitting east to west.

　　Han Jingdi Liu Qi occupies an important position in the history of the Western Han Dynasty. He inherited and developed the cause of his father Han Wendi, and together with his father created the "Government of Wenjing"; and also for his son Liu Che's "Han Wushengshi" Laid the foundation and completed the transition from Emperor Wen to Emperor WuTransition.

　　 Fifth, Han Wudi Liuche

Han Wudi Liuche

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4 . Born in 156 BC, died in 87 BC. He was established as the crown prince in 150 BC, and Xin Chou ascended to the throne in 140 BC. He reigned for fifty-four years. He died on a patrol at the age of 69. He was buried in Xianyang County, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province. Maoling, the temple is named Sejong.

　　In order to consolidate the imperial power, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty established China and North Korea and set up a governor. Create a system of investigation and selection of talents. Adopt the proposal of the master father Yan, issue a "Tweet Order" to resolve the kingdom's power, and return the salt iron and coinage rights to the central government. Culturally, he adopted Dong Zhongshu's suggestion, "Delete a hundred schools of thought and respect Confucianism." End the situation of "teaching different ways, different opinions between people, and a hundred schools of different ways" since the pre-Qin Dynasty. During Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he opened up frontiers and expanded territories, defeated the Xiongnu, merged with Korea in the east, Zhubaiyue in the south, and Yu Congling in the west, conquered Dawan, laid the territory of China, opened the Silk Road for the first time, created the title of reign, and prospered Taixue.

　　 6. Han Zhaodi Liu Fuling

Han Zhaodi Liu Fuling (94-74 BC). Emperor Wu was the youngest son and succeeded to the throne after his death. Reigned for 13 years, died of illness, at the age of 22, and was buried in Pingling. (Today 13 miles northwest of Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province).

　　 Seven. Han Xuan Emperor Liu Xun

Han Xuan Emperor Liu Xun, posthumous title Xiaoxuan Emperor, temple title Zhongzong. Born in 90 BC and died in 49 BC, the great-grandson of Han Wu Emperor Liu Che. The prince Liu Ju was defeated because of the seizure of the palace, and the three sons were killed at the same time. Liu Xun was adopted by his grandmother, the historian, and lived among the people. At the age of Wushen in 1973, Huo Guang and others welcomed him back to the throne from the folks. He reigned for 25 years at the age of 41.

During the reign of Emperor Xuan, the country was politically clear, socially harmonious, and economically prosperous. "The officials were entitled to their posts, and the people were safe and secure." Historically known as "Xuandi Zhongxing", and historians said that the period of Emperor Xuan's reign was the force of the Han Dynasty. The strongest and the most prosperous time. In the history of the Western Han Dynasty, which is famous for the strict establishment of temple names and posthumous names, Zhongzong Xuan Emperor Liu Xun was one of the four emperors with official temple names. Liu Xun is a famous wise man in Chinese history.

　　 Eight, Han Yuan Emperor Liu Xi (shì)

Han Yuan Emperor Liu Xi, posthumous title Emperor Xiaoyuan, temple name Gaozong. Born in 76 BC, he became the throne at the age of 48 BC. In the third or third year of BC, Wang Zhaojun went out of Tibet and Tibet, and married the Huns and Huhandanyu. Died in 33 BC, reigned for 16 years, at the age of 43. Buried in Xianyang County, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, called Weiling.

　　 Nine, Han Cheng Emperor Liu Yu

Han Cheng Emperor Liu Yu (51 BC-7 years ago). The son of Emperor Yuan, who succeeded to the throne after his death, reigned for 26 years and died of illness. He was 45 years old and was buried in Yanling (now 15 miles northwest of Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province). The posthumous name is Xiaocheng Emperor.

　　10. Hanai Emperor Liu Xin

Hanai Emperor Liu Xin, posthumously known as Xiaoai Emperor, was born in 26 BC, died one year BC, Han Dynasty Emperor Liu Xi’s grandson, father For Liu Kang, the adopted son of Emperor Cheng. In 22 BC, Liu Kang passed away, and Liu Xinsi, who was only three years old, became king. He became king at the age of Yi Mao in six BC. He reigned for six years at the age of 26. He was buried in Xianyang County, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province.

　　11. Hanping Emperor Liu Yu

Hanping Emperor Liu Yu, posthumously known as Emperor Xiaoping, is the grandson of Emperor Liu Xi of the Han Yuan Dynasty and the son of Emperor Xiaoxing of Zhongshan. Born in 9 BC, died in December 5 AD. Xin You was six years old in 6 BC. He became the throne at the age of nine, and was poisoned to death by Wang Mang in wine. He reigned for five years at the age of fourteen and was buried in Xianyang County, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province.

　　 12. Gengshidi Liu Xuan

Gengshidi Liu Xuan, born in unknown, died in 25 AD, descendant of Emperor Liu Qi of the Han Dynasty, the fifth grandson of Changsha Wangfa, the fifth grandson of Changsha Wangfa Ascended the throne in February. After Liu Xiu became emperor, he was sealed by Liu XiuHe was King of Huaiyang, reigned for 3 years, was strangled by the red-browed army, and was buried in Baling.

Thirteen, Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu

刘秀

25 Emperor Guangnian Liu Xiu Ascended to the throne in 57 AD. Born: 6 BC-died: AD 57 (reigned 32 years) Emperor Guangwu, whose surname was Liu Mingxiu, with the word Uncle Wen. The ninth grandson of the Han emperor Liu Bang. After joining the Green Forest Rebel Army, he defeated Wang Mang's army in Kunyang with less victory. In 25 years, Liu Xiu became emperor. He died in 57 AD at the age of 64.

　　 Liu Xiu ended the warlord melee and separatist situation that lasted nearly two decades since the end of the New Mang era. In the thirty-three years of Liu Xiu's reign, he prospered Confucianism and respected integrity. The Eastern Han Dynasty was also praised by later historians as the "most beautiful and most prosperous" era in Chinese history.

　　 Fourteenth, Emperor Liuzhuang of the Han Ming Dynasty

Ming Emperor Liuzhuang ascended the throne in 57 AD, and went to the throne in AD 75. Born: AD 28-died: AD 75 (reigned 18 years) Ming Emperor , Liu Xiu's fourth son. When Emperor Ming was reigning, he had stricter administration of officials, less taxes, and a stable life for the people. Died in 75 years at the age of 48. The White Horse Temple was built in Luoyang during Emperor Ming Dynasty. This is the first Buddhist temple established by the introduction of Buddhism into our country, and it still exists.

　　 Fifteen, Han Zhangdi Liu Yan

Han Zhang Emperor Liu Jing AD 75 Ascended to the throne in 88 AD. Born: 58 AD-died: AD 88 (13 years of reign) Emperor Zhang, the fifth son of Emperor Ming. Emperor Zhang was "good Confucianism" and implemented a policy of self-cultivation with the people, and the population grew. When he was reigning, there were classes beyond the Western Regions. Emperor Zhang was also a calligrapher, especially good at cursive script, later known as "Zhang Cao". Died in 88, at the age of 31.

　　 Sixteen, Hanhe Emperor Liu Zhao

Hanhe Emperor Liu Zhao ascended to the throne in 88 AD 105 A.D. Born: AD 79-Died: AD 105 (Reigned 17 Hedi Liu Zhao, the fourth son of Emperor Zhang, was only 10 years old when he ascended the throne. He was ruled by the Queen Mother, Dou Xian, who was in power. After killing Dou Xian, he took power. Reigned for 18 years and died in 105. He was 27 years old. The posthumous name is Emperor Xiaohe, and the temple name is Mu Zong.

　　 Seventeenth, Emperor Liu Long of Han Dynasty

Emperor Liu Long (105-106 AD). Hedi's youngest son, raised by the people, the fifth emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty. He succeeded to the throne after his death and reigned for less than one year. He died of illness at the age of two years. He was the youngest emperor in history and was buried in Kangling (now southeast of Luoyang City, Henan Province).

　　 Eighteenth, Han Emperor Liu Hu

An Emperor Liu Hu ascended the throne in 106 AD, and went to the throne in 125 AD. Born: AD 94-died: AD 125 (19 years of reign) Liu Hu, Emperor Zhang's grandson, father Qinghe Xiao Wang Liu Qing, was only 13 years old when he came to the throne, and Empress Dowager Deng was in power. After the death of the Queen Mother, he took power. During Emperor An's political darkness, social contradictions were sharp. Died in 125, at the age of 32.

　　19. Han Shun Emperor Liu Bao

Shun Emperor Liu Bao (AD 115-144). Emperor An, the young emperor was adopted as emperor by the eunuch after his death. He reigned for 19 years and died of illness at the age of 31. He was buried in Xianling Mausoleum. After his death, the temple was named Jingzong, and the posthumous name was filial piety to the emperor.

　　20. Han Chongdi Liu Bing

Chongdi Liu Bing ascended the throne in 144 AD and went to the throne in 145 AD. Born: AD 143-died: AD 145 (reigned 1 year) ) Chongdi Liu Bing, the son of Shundi, died half a year in the reign, when he was only 3 years old.

　　 Twenty-first, Han Zhidi Liu Zan

Zhidi Liu Zang ascended the throne in 145 AD, and went to the throne in AD 146. Born: AD 138--Dead: AD 146 (Reign 1 Years) Zhidi Liu Zan, great-grandson of Zhangdi, son of Bohai Xiaowang Liu Hong. He was 8 years old when he came to the throne, but he was very smart. Said General Liang Yi asGeneral Hu", was poisoned to death by Liang Yi. He was 9 years old.

　　22. Han Huan Emperor Liu Zhi

ascended the throne in 146 AD 167 AD Born: AD 132- -Died: 167 AD (21 years of reign) Huan Emperor Liu Zhi, great-grandson of Emperor Zhang. Son of Liwuhou Liu Yi. When Emperor Huan was 15 years old when he came to the throne, his relatives were in power. Later, he relied on eunuchs to slay his relatives Liangyi, and then eunuchs. Dictatorship. Emperor Huan died in 167 at the age of 36.

　　23, Han Lingdi Liuhong

Lingdi Liuhong ascended the throne in 168 AD 189 AD Born: AD 156-Died: In 189 AD (21 years of reign) Ling Emperor Liu Hong, great-grandson of Emperor Zhang, Emperor Huan died of no children, Liu Hong came to the throne. A group of stalemates in the Ling Emperor dynasty, eunuchs control the government, called "Ten Permanent Servants". The emperor often said, "Chang Changshi is my father, and Zhao Changshi is my mother." In the life of the emperor, the people did not have a living, the officials were traded, and the social conflicts intensified. Finally, in 184, the Yellow Turban uprising broke out. Lingdi died in 189 at the age of 33.

　　 Twenty-four, Han Xiandi Liu Xie

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c5a0eda1a7d# Ascended to the throne in 189 and removed to the throne in 220 AD. Born: AD 181-died: AD 234 (31 years of reign) Xian Emperor Liu Xie, the son of Ling Emperor, 9 years old when he came to the throne, Dong Zhuo has the power, and then Cao Cao welcomes Emperor Xian in Xuchang. In 220, Cao Cao died, Cao Pi established himself as emperor, established the Wei Kingdom, died in Han Dynasty, Liu Xie was demoted to Shanyang Gong, died in 234, at the age of 54.