Nanyang County.

A group of people hurried.

"Brother, why is the patriarch in such a hurry to summon us, our work in the field has not been finished yet."

"Brother, something big must happen in the clan. Don't worry about it, let's go back first. ”

The two teenagers who spoke quickly ran to the family ancestral hall, the ancestral hall was a little dilapidated, but it was already densely packed with hundreds of people, the two teenagers drilled out a head from the crack in the human body, and saw an old man with white hair standing in the middle, it was the patriarch, and there were several middle-aged people standing or squatting around, they looked sad.

"Babies, the big man is dead." The patriarch said sadly.

"Patriarch, what did you say? Yesterday was fine, how can you die today? ”

"Babies, Wang Mang, that chaotic minister and thief, usurped the Han and became self-reliant, my Liu's world has now been occupied."

Everyone was shocked, they looked at each other, and some even beat their chests and feet, and began to cry.

It turns out that these people are all descendants of the Liu royal family, although they are no different from ordinary ordinary people, but they still have the pride of the royal blood in their bones, and now they hear that the Liu family is dead, and naturally they are all sad.

"Patriarch, why didn't those Liu clan relatives kill Wang Mang?" It was the elder brother of the two teenagers before him who spoke, and he clenched his fists and said indignantly.

"Liu Xuan, adults speak, children talk about what!" One of the big men reprimanded him that he was Liu Xuan's father, and he was naturally afraid that the wall would have ears and cause disaster to himself.

The white-haired patriarch also let out a long sigh, he finally calmed down and said, "Everyone has been talking recently, be careful when you go out, now the government is watching my Liu family closely, don't make trouble." ”

"Yes."

"It's all dispersed, this matter will end here, don't talk about it, violators of the clan rules will serve."

"Yes."

The crowd dispersed one after another, and the big man came to the two young men and said, "Xu'er, Xiu'er, you go home first, there is still something to do for your father to find the patriarch." ”

The two boys nodded, then turned and left the ancestral hall.

"Brother, who is Wang Mang?" Liu Xiu asked with flashing eyes. Liu Xiu is thirteen years old this year, and Liu Xiu is seventeen years old, so he naturally has more knowledge than Liu Xiu, and Liu Xiu naturally likes to make friends, and Wang Mang's name has been heard.

"Wang Mang used to be a great horse, and now he is the emperor."

"Brother, then do you think our Liu clan can take back the country?"

Liu Xiu glanced at Liu Xiu deeply, and then shouted at the mountains in the distance: "Yes, I must be able to." ”

Seeing that his brother Liu Xiu was full of anger, Liu Xiu's eyes also flashed with a hint of wonder.

(End of book)

A brief introduction to the emperor of the Western Han Dynasty is attached

Emperor Liu Bang of the Han Dynasty

Han Gaozu Liu Bang, the word Ji, the name Pei Gong, the name Gao Emperor, the temple name Gaozu. Peijun Fengyi Zhongyangli (now belonging to Fengxian County, Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province) people's family, Yan Lu pheasant. The state principality is called Gaozu of the Western Han Dynasty, born in the 59th year of King Zhou, that is, on the eighth day of February in 256 BC. He was the third of the four brothers. Open-minded and generous, knowing people and being good at their duties. In 216 BC, at the age of Chinese New Year's Eve, he was the head of the Surabaya Pavilion. In September of 209 B.C., he participated in the uprising led by Chen Sheng and Wu Guang, and later joined the camp of Chu, taking advantage of another general, Xiang Yu, to fight a tug-of-war with Qin's army, without the main force of Qin and his army, he was the first to attack Xianyang, the capital of Qin, destroyed the Qin Dynasty, and was named the king of Han by Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu. Based on Shudi, he and Xiang Yu launched a four-year dispute between Chu and Han. Liu Bang, with the assistance of Zhang Liang in the text, Han Xin in the Wu, and Xiao He in the rear, finally surrounded Xiang Yu's army and set up an ambush on ten sides, Xiang Yu broke through the siege unsuccessfully, and committed suicide by the Wujiang River. After Liu Bang eliminated Xiang Yu, he unified China. In 206 B.C., Yi Wei was proclaimed emperor in Luoyang and established the Han Dynasty, and since then the Chinese Empire has been geographically unified again, laying the foundation for future strength. Later, the capital was moved to Chang'an (now Xi'an), where he reigned for 12 years, and died on April 25, 195 BC. At the age of 61, he was buried in the east of Xianyang County, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, known as Changling. Yan Lu Pheasant, died in 179 B.C., buried in Dongling, Xianyang County, Chang'an. Gave birth to eight sons: Changshu Qi mourned Hui Wang Fei, and Cao Shisheng. The second son, Emperor Ying, and Lu Pheasant. The third son and Yi, born after Qi, was named the king of Zhao, and was later killed by Lu Pheasant. The fourth son Hui, the king of Liang, later committed suicide. The fifth son, Emperor Wen Heng, first became the king, and then Emperor Wen, Bo Ji was born [the ancestor of this branch], Bo Ji died in 155 BC at the age of Bingxu, and was buried in Baling. Six sons, first the king of Huaiyang, then the king of Zhao You, and then committed suicide and gave birth to two sons: Sui (King Zhao) and Ang (King of Jiaoxi). Qizijian, the king of Yan, was later killed by Lu Pheasant. The eighth son, the king of Huainan, was later deposed by Emperor Wen.

Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty Liu Ying

Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty Liu Ying, nicknamed Xiaohui, was born in 211 BC. In 194 B.C., Ding Wei was not old, he ascended the throne at the age of 17, reigned for seven years, and died in 188 B.C., at the age of 24. Ying Gong was buried in Xianyang County, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, called Anling. Yan Zhang's and Feng's two concubines are double cultivated. Gave birth to six sons: the crown prince (Gong), a young emperor in 188 BC, and was assassinated by the Empress Dowager Lu Pheasant in April 183 BC. The second son Qiang is the king of Huaiyang, and he died without an heir. The second son is undoubtedly the king of Hengshan, and he is the pawn. The second son, Hong, is the Marquis of Xiangcheng. The second son is the marquis. Wu is the Marquis of Huguan.

Liu Gong, the former young emperor of the Han Dynasty

Liu Gong, the former young emperor of the Western Han Dynasty (?) - 184 BC), September 188 BC - reigned in August 184 BC, the third emperor of the Han Dynasty. Empress Dowager Lu Pheasant ordered Zhang Yan, the empress of Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty, and the Marquis of Xuanping to establish the name of the prince as the crown prince.

Liu Hong, the young emperor of the Han Dynasty

Later Shao Emperor Liu Hong (?) - 180 BC), June 15, 184 BC - reigned November 14, 180 BC, the fourth emperor of the Han Dynasty. Formerly known as Liu Shan, he used to be known as Liu Yi. He is the son of Emperor Liu Ying of the Han Dynasty, and his biological mother is unknown. On April 28, 187 BC, he was named Marquis of Xiangcheng. In July 186 BC, after the death of Liu Budo, the king of Changshan, Liu Shan was crowned as the king of Changshan on July 27 and changed his name to Liu Yi.

On June 15, 184 BC, Lü Pheasant ordered Liu Yi, the king of Changshan, to succeed him as emperor and renamed Liu Hong, that is, the later young emperor. In Chinese history, the emperor's accession to the throne was generally renamed the first year of the next year, but because the Empress Dowager Lu Pheasant was in the court to listen to the government, it was not renamed the first year.

Emperor Wen of Emperor Taizong of the Han Dynasty Liu Heng

Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty Liu Heng, nicknamed Emperor Xiaowen, temple name Taizong. Born in 202 BC, the fifth son of Liu Bang, Gaozu of the Han Dynasty, Bo Jisheng, was crowned king in 195 BC. After the death of Lü, Zhou Bo and others killed the young emperor Lü Chan, welcomed Henggong as the emperor, and ascended the throne in 179 BC. the implementation of a policy of "rest and recuperation" and the reduction of punishments; Promote economy, build water conservancy, accelerate agricultural production, and strengthen centralized power; Garrison the north, strengthen the border defense. As a result, the Han Dynasty tended to be stable and prosperous. He reigned for twenty-three years, died in 157 BC, at the age of forty-six, and was buried in Xianyang County, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province. Dou Dou. 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 Wangyi, and later Liang Huaiwang, no children.

Emperor Liu Qi of the Han Dynasty

Emperor Liu Qi of the Han Dynasty, known as Emperor Xiaojing. He was born in 188 B.C. and ascended to the throne in 156 B.C. at the age of Yi You. Continue to implement the policy of "recuperation and recuperation", social and economic prosperity, domestic prosperity, and government treasury enrichment; At the same time, he implemented the "cutting of feudal domains", and appointed Zhou Yafuping to "the rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms of Wu and Chu", centralizing power and weakening the power of the princes and kings; Guotai Min'an, known as Emperor Wen and Emperor Jing reigned as "the rule of Wenjing". He reigned 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. Gave birth to fourteen sons: Hejian Wang De, Linjiang Wang Yan (no son), Huaiyang Wang Yu, Runan Wang Fei, Linjiang Wang Rong (prince, later abolished, no heir), Guangchuan Wang Pengzu, Han Wu Emperor Che (first sealed Jiaodong Wang), Changsha Wang Fa, Zhongshan Jing Wang Sheng, Jiaoxi Wang Duan, Guangchuan Wang Yue (Ziqi is the king of Guangchuan, later extinct), Jiaodong Wang Ji, Qinghe Wang Cheng (no heir), Changshan Wang Shun.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che, nicknamed Emperor Xiaowu. He was born in 156 BC and died in 87 BC. In 150 B.C., he was established as the crown prince, in 140 B.C., he ascended the throne at the age of Xin Chou, reigned for 54 years, died of illness on the way out of the tour, at the age of 69, and was buried in Xianyang County, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, called Maoling. gave birth to six sons: Prince Er, Qi Wang Hong, Yan Wang Dan, Guangling Wang Xu, Changyi Ai Wang Ji, and the young son Han Zhao Emperor Fuling.

Emperor Liu Fuling of the Han Dynasty, the baby number hook Yizi, the word no, the number Yaomu door. He was called Emperor Xiaozhao. Born 94 BC and died 74 BC. In 86 B.C., he ascended the throne at the age of eight, the young son of Emperor Wu Liu Che, and had no heirs. In 77 B.C., at the age of eighteen, he began to govern himself. He reigned for thirteen years and died at the age of twenty-one, and was buried in Xianyang County, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, called Pingling.

Liu He, the king of Hanchangyi

Liu He (92 BC – 59 BC), the ninth emperor of the Han Dynasty and the shortest reigning emperor in the history of the Han Dynasty. He was the grandson of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che and the son of Liu Ji, the king of Changyi. He ascended the throne at the age of 19 and served as the emperor for 27 days, but was deposed because of his excessive immorality and lack of social protection, and was divided into today's Yongxiu County, Jiangxi Province, known as the Emperor of the Han Dynasty.

Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty Liu Xun (Liu Ill)

Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty Liu Xun, who was already ill, was nicknamed Emperor Xiaoxuan. Born in 90 B.C., died in 49 B.C., the great-grandson of Emperor Liu Che of the Han Dynasty (according to the crown prince, gave birth to three sons: Jin (Jin, gave birth to a son: Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty). According to the failure of the public to launch the seizure of the palace, the three sons were killed at the same time, and Liu Xun was adopted by his grandmother Shijia and lived in the people. In 73 BC, Huo Guang and others welcomed him back from the people to the throne, reigning for twenty-five years at the age of forty-one. Gave birth to five sons: Emperor Zheng of the Han Yuan Dynasty, Qin (King of Huaiyang), Huan (King of Dingtao), Yu (King of Dongping), and Jing (King of Zhongshan Mourning).

Emperor Liu Zheng of the Han Dynasty

Emperor Liu Zheng of the Han Yuan Dynasty, known as Emperor Xiaoyuan, and the temple name Gaozong. He was born in 76 B.C. and ascended to the throne in 48 B.C. In the third year of B.C., Wang Zhaojun went out of Sai and Fan and married the Xiongnu Huhan Danyu. He died in 33 BC, reigned sixteen years, and died at the age of forty-three. gave birth to three sons: Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty, Wang Kang of Jiyang (gave birth to a son: Emperor Xin of the Han Dynasty), and Wang Xing of Zhongshan Xiao (gave birth to a son: 衎). Buried in Xianyang County, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, called Weiling.

Emperor Liu Biao of the Han Dynasty

Emperor Liu Biao of the Han Dynasty, known as Emperor Xiaocheng, and the temple number is the same sect. Born in 51 B.C., died in 7 B.C., ascended the throne in 32 B.C., reigned for twenty-six years, and died at the age of forty-five. Buried in Yanling.

Emperor Liu Xin of the Han Dynasty

Emperor Liu Xin of the Han Dynasty, known as Emperor Xiaoai, was born in 26 BC and died in 1 BC, the grandson of Emperor Liu Zheng of the Han Yuan Dynasty, his father was Liu Kang, and he was the adopted son of Emperor Cheng. In 22 B.C., Liu Kang died, Liu Xinhe, who was only three years old, became the king, ascended the throne at the age of six B.C., reigned for six years, died at the age of 26, and was buried in Xianyang County, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, called Yiling.

Ping Emperor Liu Ji (Liu Jizi)

Emperor Liu Zhen of Hanping, nicknamed Jizi, nicknamed Emperor Xiaoping, is the grandson of Emperor Liu Zheng of the Han Yuan Dynasty and the son of Xiaowang Xing of Zhongshan. He was born in 9 B.C. and died in December of the fifth year of A.D. In six years BC, Xin You, at the age of nine, ascended the throne, and was poisoned to death by Wang Mang in wine, reigned for five years, died at the age of 14, and was buried in Xianyang County, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, called Kangling.

Han and Ruzi Infant Liu Infant

Liu Ying, the son of the Han Dynasty (5-25 years), the last emperor of the Western Han Dynasty (reigned in November from 6 years to 8 years), was the great-grandson of Liu Huan, the king of Chu Xiao, Liu Xianzi, the marquis of Guangqi, and the great-grandson of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty. In the first month of 25 AD, Pingling people Fang Wang and other incidents, kidnapped Liu Ying to flee Chang'an, arrived in Linjing, set up Liu Ying as the emperor, in February, because of the overthrow of Wang Mang and was supported as the first emperor of Liu Xuan, sent the general to lead the troops to attack. In the melee, Liu Ying was killed by the rebels.