Liu Han

Han Dynasty

The Han Dynasty (202 B.C. - 220 A.D.) is a unified dynasty after the Qin Dynasty. It is divided into the Western Han Dynasty and the Eastern Han Dynasty. It has 29 emperors and enjoyed the state for 407 years.

During the peasant uprising at the end of Qin Dynasty, Liu Bang was appointed king of Han Dynasty after overthrowing Qin Dynasty. Liu Bang conquered Xiang Yu and established the Han Dynasty, with Chang'an as its capital. Emperor Wen and Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty carried out the national policy of recuperation and created the "rule of Wen and Jing"; Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty promoted the order of Tuen en, "deposing a hundred schools and respecting Confucianism alone", strengthened the centralization of power, sent Zhang Qian to the Western Regions to communicate with the Central Plains and other countries in the western regions, opened up the Silk Road, attacked Xiongnu in the north, joined Korea in the East, and expanded the territory to achieve the "prosperous age of Han Wu"; by the time of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty, the national strength reached the peak Sheng, the establishment of the western regions, the western regions into the territory, to create a "filial rule.". In 8 A.D., Wang Mang abolished Han Ruzi and established the capital of Chang'an, which was known as Xinmang in history. The Western Han Dynasty perished.

In 25 A.D., Liu Xiu rebuilt the Han Dynasty and established the capital of Luoyang, which is known as the Eastern Han Dynasty in history. After Liu Xiu unified the world, he gave up his troops to support the people, which was known as "the resurgence of Guangwu"; Emperor Ming and Emperor Zhang of the Han Dynasty created "the rule of Mingzhang" by following the principle of light corvee and meager taxes, and the national strength of the Eastern Han Dynasty reached its peak; Emperor he of the Han Dynasty made great efforts to rule the country after succeeding to the throne

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