Emperor Jingdi of Han was a "super father" who had fourteen sons and three daughters in historical records, and due to the incomplete records of princesses in the history books, it is temporarily impossible to know whether Emperor Jingdi of Han had other daughters. Emperor Jingdi of Han's fourteen sons were born to six concubines, of whom Empress Wang gave birth to Emperor Liu Che of the Han Dynasty, and Empress Wang's sister, Lady Wang, gave birth to Liu Yue the Prince of Guangchuan, Liu Ji the Prince of Jiaodong kang, Liu Cheng, the Prince of Qinghe, and Liu Shun, the Prince of Changshan. Li Jisheng was born to Liu Rong the Prince of Linjiang Min, Liu De the King of Hejian And Liu Fuyu the Prince of Linjiang. Cheng Jisheng Lu Gong Wang Liu Yu, Jiang Du Yi Wang Liu Fei, Jiaoxi Yu Wang Liu Duan. Lady Jia gave birth to Liu Pengzu the Prince of Zhao Jingsu and Liu Sheng the Prince of Zhongshan Jing. Tang Jisheng was born to Liu Fa, the Ding King of Changsha. Let's go through them one by one.
The eldest son of the Emperor, Liu Rong, the Prince of Linjiang, was originally the crown prince, but because of his mother's ignorance, he lost the position of prince and was deposed as the King of Linjiang. In 148 BC, he was sent to the Lieutenant's Mansion for the crime of encroaching on the temple land to build a palace. Liu Rong asked to give him a sword and pen to apologize to Emperor Jing, but dou bao, the nephew of Empress Dowager Dou, sent someone to quietly give Liu Rong a knife pen, and after Liu Rong wrote a letter to Emperor Jing to apologize for his sins, he committed suicide in the lieutenant's mansion. Historical records: For four years, he sat on the temple wall as a palace, and went up to Zhengrong. Rongxing, ancestor of Gangneung North Gate. Now that it has been on the bus, the axle is folded and scrapped. Father Gangneung whispered, "My king will not rebel!" 'Rongzhi, Lieutenant's House Book. Lieutenant Zhi Du blamed Wang, Wang Fear, and committed suicide. Bury Lantian. Tens of thousands of yan soil were placed on the grave, and the people took pity on it.
Emperor Jing of Han
The second son of the emperor, Liu De, the king of Hejian, Liu Rong's half-brother, he liked Confucianism, loved to read, and preferred to sort out books, in order to sort out these ancient books, Liu De personally organized and participated in the project. His footprints traveled all over Luyan and Zhao Wei, looking for books for the country. Liu De is not afraid of hard work and practices. As a result, Liu Dexian's fame is far and wide, and many intellectuals and ordinary people are not far away, bringing the old books of their ancestors, to dedicate, and Liu De has given them reuse and rewards. There are dozens of books such as "Poems", "Zuo Zhuan", "Zhou Guan", and "Records of Etiquette". It has made great contributions to the preservation and continuation of the precious heritage of ancient culture. Although Liu De was not involved in political struggles all his life, he was still suspected by Emperor Wu and eventually became worried.
The third son of the emperor, Liu Fuyu (劉阏), the Prince of Linjiang, died after three years on the throne, leaving the kingdom childless.
Liu Yu, the fourth son of the Emperor Lu Gong, liked to build palace gardens and raise dogs and horses, and in his later years he loved music and did not like words. Eat for the population. Liu Yu himself was not prominent, but during the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Yizhou warlords Liu Yan and Liu Zhang's father and son, and Liu Biao, Liu Chun, and Liu Qi of Jingzhou were all his descendants.
Liu Fei, the fifth son of the Emperor of Jiangdu, said in the Book of Han that he was "good in strength, in governing the palace, recruiting four parties and haojie, and arrogant and extravagant". Fulfilling his duties and being loyal to the king and serving his ancestors, he is one of the few princes who can die well. However, his son Liu Jian grew up in the royal palace, was pampered and debauched, and finally committed suicide because of rebellion, and Liu Jian gave birth to Princess Xiaojun, who later married Wusun.
Liu Fa, King of Changsha
The sixth son of the emperor, Liu Fa the Prince of Changsha, was a direct ancestor of the Eastern Han Emperor, and the fifth grandson was Liu Xiu, the Guangwu Emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and Liu Xuan, the first emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Liu Fa's birth was an accident, his mother Tang Ji was originally Cheng Ji's maid, when Emperor Hanjing was still the crown prince, he summoned Cheng Ji, Cheng Ji could not sleep because of menstruation, so he dressed up the maid Tang Er and slept for Emperor Han Jing, and The spring wind once gave birth to Liu Fa. Later generations called the women's menstrual affairs "Cheng Ji's disease". This accident actually produced an Eastern Han Dynasty, allowing the Han Dynasty to continue for nearly two hundred years!
The seventh son of the Emperor, Liu Pengzu the Prince of Zhao, Liu Pengzu was a clever man, who was sophistry and hurtful, and did whatever he wanted in the Zhao kingdom, especially his son Liu Dan, the crown prince, who actually committed adultery with his sisters, and was later denounced by Jiang Chong, and the crown prince Liu Dan was deposed.
Liu Duan, the eighth son of emperor Jiaoxi, repeatedly violated the edicts of the Heavenly Son, and the Chancellor of the Han Dynasty repeatedly requested that he be killed, and Tianzi could not bear to do so because he was a brother, so Liu Duan's behavior was even more excessive. Officials of the Xiangguo and 2,000 stones rank who were often framed in Xijiao were often framed. He died after forty-seven years on the throne, childless, and the kingdom was divided.
Liu Sheng, King of Zhongshan Jing
Liu Sheng, the ninth son of the Emperor Zhongshan Jing, liu Pengzu's half-brother, according to the "Chronicle of History", Liu Sheng was fond of wine, and had more than 120 sons and relatives (the Book of Han records that he had more than 120 sons) and believed that the princes should listen to music and enjoy song and dance beauty every day. Liu Sheng's descendants were numerous, including Liu Bei, the Emperor Zhaolie of the Shu Han Dynasty, Liu Kun, the Marquis of Guangwu of the Western Jin Dynasty, and even the Tang Dynasty poet Liu Yuxi claimed to be a descendant of King Jing of Zhongshan.
Emperor Wu of han Liu Che
Emperor Wudi's tenth son, Emperor Wu of Han Liu Che, the seventh emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, was made crown prince in 150 BC. He reigned for 54 years at the age of 70. The Book of Han commented: "When Xiao Wu was first established, Zhuo Ran deposed the Hundred Families, the Six Classics of the Table Chapters, and then consulted Hai Nei, and he held up his junmao and made meritorious contributions with him." Xingtaixue, Xiujiao, Correction Shuo, Ding calendar number, consonant rhythm, poetry music, Jianfeng Zen, Li Bai Shen, Shao Zhou Hou, order articles, HuanRan can be described, and the heirs have to obey Hongye, and there are three generations of wind. For example, Emperor Wu's great talent is great, and he does not change the courtesy and frugality of Wenjing to The People of Zisi, although the poetry book says, what is the addition. ”
Emperor Hui's eleventh son Liu Yue the Prince of Guangchuan, Emperor Xi's twelfth son Liu Ji the Prince of Jiaodongkang, Emperor Thirteenth son Liu Cheng, the Prince of Qinghe, and Emperor Fourteenth Son, Liu Shun, the Prince of Changshanxian, were all young sons born to Wang Erjie.
There were many descendants of the Han Jing Emperor, and the surname Liu also became a major surname in ancient China, and 25 counties were formed during the Northern Song Dynasty. Among them, the descendants of the Han Jing Emperor accounted for a large part.