Since Liu Bang established the Western Han Dynasty, opening the Liu clan royal family for more than four hundred years, Liu Bang has eight sons, although the concubine Liu Ying inherited Liu Bang's emperorship, but because Liu Ying died very early, originally he had six sons, but was executed by Lü Hou, the other five were killed by heroes after Lü Hou's death, so Liu Ying's line is actually the end of the queen, and most of the imperial families in the Later Han Dynasty came from the han Wen Emperor Liu Heng's lineage.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="2" > Liu Bei</h1>
Liu Bei is from The First Line of Liu Heng, Liu Heng had a total of eight sons, but the first four died of illness, and two of the last four sons were concubines, namely Liu Qi, the Emperor of Hanjing, and Liu Wu, the Prince of Liangxiao, and two sons, namely Liu Shan, the Prince of Xiaoxiao, and Liu Yi, the Prince of Lianghuai, while Liu Qi, the Emperor of Hanjing, had 14 sons, becoming the ancestors of many later royal families.
Liu Bei was a descendant of Liu Sheng, the ninth son of Emperor Jing of Han, Liu Sheng, the King of Zhongshan Jing, whose fiefdom was in the Zhongshan Kingdom, which is today's Shijiazhuang in Hebei Province, because the princes of the Han Dynasty had no political power, Liu Sheng's greatest strength was to marry wives and have children, according to historical records, Liu Sheng had more than 120 sons, which was the most child-bearing prince in ancient times.
Liu Bei
Liu Sheng had a son named Liu Zhen,who was given the title of Marquis of Lucheng (陸城侯), and his fief was in Zhuo County, Youzhou, because Emperor Wu of Han believed that the tributes paid by the princes were insufficient, and was stripped of his title, and Liu Zhen settled in Zhuo County, which was Liu Bei's ancestor, and his descendants had been settled in Zhuo County until Liu Bei.
Liu Zhen had a son named Liu Ang, Liu Ang had a son named Liu Lu, Liu Lu had a son named Liu Lian, Liu Lian had a son named Liu Jian, Liu Jian had a son named Liu Aihua, Liu Aihua had a son named Liu Xian, Liu Xian had a son named Liu Shu, Liu Shu had a son named Liu Yi, Liu Yi had a son named Liu Bi, Liu Bi had a son named Liu Bu, Liu Bu had a son named Liu Hui, Liu Hui had a son named Liu Xiong, Liu Xiong served as the county commander of Fan County, Dong County, Yanzhou, which was Liu Bei's grandfather.
Liu Xiong had a son named Liu Hong, Liu Hong was once held up as a filial piety, if there is no accident, Liu Hong will enter the career path, but Liu Hong died very early, Liu Hong died, leaving orphans and widows, his son is Liu Bei, so Liu Bei's lineage is:
Emperor Liu Bang of Han → Emperor Wen of Han Liu Heng → Emperor Jing of Han Liu Qi → Liu Sheng of Zhongshan Jing→ Liu Zhen → Liu Ang → Liu Lu → Liu Lian → Liu Ying → Liu Jian → Liu Aihua → Liu Xian → Liu Shu → Liu Yi → Liu Bi → Liu Bu → Liu Hui → Liu Xiong → Liu Hong → Liu Bei.
According to the records of the Liu family tree, Liu Bang is generally considered to be the 75th ancestor of the Liu clan, so if you calculate it, Liu Bei is the 94th ancestor of the Liu clan.
Liu Bei's lineage in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms
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Liu Biao was a descendant of Liu Yu, the King of Lugong in the Western Han Dynasty, liu Yu was the fourth son of Liu Qi, the Emperor of Han Jing, and was a half-brother with Liu Bei's ancestor Liu Sheng the Prince of Zhongshan, so people with the same surname often said when they met: Five hundred years ago it was a family. In fact, less than five hundred years ago, they were really a family, they were all brothers.
Liu Yu was first named the King of Huaiyang, after the Rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms of Wuchu was put down, Liu Yu was renamed king of Lu, his fief was in Shandong, his descendants have been surviving in Shandong, after Liu Yu's death, his courtesy name was Gong, so he was also called King Lu Gong, Liu Yu's son Liu Guang inherited the title of King of Lu, Liu Guang was followed by his son Liu Qingji who succeeded King Lu, then his son Liu Jin succeeded King Lu, then his son Liu Jin inherited King Lu, and then his son Liu Wei inherited King Lu, and liu Xiao was followed by his younger brother Liu Min who succeeded King Lu.
The history books fail to record Liu Biao's genealogy, only record that Liu Biao's ancestor is Liu Yu, the king of Lu Gong, as to which branch Liu Biao is not written down, there are some genealogies that say that Liu Biao is a descendant of Liu Jiao, Liu Jiao is Liu Bang's brother, lack of detailed records. But from the perspective of Liu Biao's life, by the time of Liu Biao's generation, the family was still well-off, because Liu Biao was very famous and well educated when he was young, unlike Liu Bei, who did not have a good family situation, could not receive a good education.
Liu Table
And Liu Biao went in and out of high society, participated in the Tai student movement, became one of the eight jun at that time, the so-called eight jun is 8 talents and reputation, and people from the family family, Liu Biao is one of them, and directly into the career, Liu Biao in the year of the Yellow Turban Uprising, by the then great general He Jinzheng, soon after he served as the Northern Army Zhonghou, that is, one of the officers of the forbidden army in the north of the capital, and this year Liu Bei, with the financial support of merchants, pulled a team in his hometown and began to fight the Yellow Turban Army.
Liu Biao was later appointed by Dong Zhuo as the Assassin of Jingzhou, and with a letter of appointment, Liu Biao entered Xiangyang alone and found the powerful clans of Xiangyang, Such as Cai Mao, Ku Yue, and Qu Liang, because they were all famous scholars, liu biao had known these people for a long time, and then Liu Biao relied on the local powerful forces to eradicate the local separatist forces and illegal military generals, and unified Jingzhou, but in fact Liu Biao was still controlled by the local family clan.
Liu Biao's lineage is:
Liu Bang, the Emperor of Han gao→ Liu Heng→, the emperor of Han, liu heng, the emperor of Han, and Liu Qi, the emperor of Han jing→ Liu Yu, the king of Lugong→ were not clear → Liu Biao.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="18" >3, Liu Yan</h1>
Liu Yan was also a descendant of Liu Yu, the King of Lugong in the Western Han Dynasty, and was the same ancestor as Liu Biao, but Liu Yan's ancestors moved from Shandong to Jinling, that is, Tianmen, Hubei, during the reign of Emperor Zhang of the Eastern Han Dynasty, that is, around 84-87 AD, and the Liu Yan family was also considered a rich family, because of his status as a relative of the Han Dynasty, Liu Yan had long served as a local official.
Liu Yan
Perhaps because his family is more famous, Liu Yan's official position has always been relatively high, Liu Yan has served in Luoyang (the capital of the Eastern Han Dynasty) County Ling, Jizhou Thorn History, Nanyang County Taishou, Zong Zheng, Tai Chang and other positions, Zong is responsible for managing the affairs of the clan office, Tai Chang is one of the nine secretaries, managing the imperial ancestral temple and ceremonies, Thorn History and Tai Shou are two thousand stones of high-ranking officials, so liu Yan family should be very powerful at that time.
But Liu Yan was a very ambitious person, after he was an imperial family, he did not have any sense of non-share, at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the world was in chaos, in 184 there was a Yellow Turban Rebellion, coupled with the political corruption of the imperial court, Liu Yan gave emperor Han Ling a bad idea in 188 AD, persuading emperor Han Ling to appoint a trusted clan as the head of the local government, give the local government more power, change the history of thorns to state pastors, thorn history is only an inspector, and the state pastor is an administrative officer, the nature is completely different.
Emperor Hanling actually agreed to Liu Yan, and Liu Yan himself was also appointed as the Assassin of Yizhou, Liu Yi entered Yizhou, actively pacified the people, took in the displaced people, attacked Haoqiang, and gradually used the Dongzhou soldiers formed by the displaced people as his cronies to vigorously attack the local forces in Yizhou, because what Liu Yan did was to claim himself emperor, and also built a car for the use of the world, which was a plot.
Liu Yan's son Liu Zhang
After Liu Yan's death, his son Liu Zhang succeeded Yizhou Mu until 215 AD when Liu Bei attacked Yizhou, liu yan and liu zhang father and son although they were from the same lineage as Liu Biao, but the relationship between the two was not good, and also attacked each other, but Yizhou was relatively closed, Liu Yan, Liu Zhang's father and son ruled Yizhou compared to zhongyuan, there was still less war.
The lineage of Liu Yan and Liu Zhang is:
Emperor Liu Bang of Han → Emperor Wen of Han liu heng → Emperor Jing of Han, Liu Qi, → Liu Yu of Lugong→ it was not clear→ Changsha Taishou Liu Mou → Liu Yan → Liu Zhang.
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Unlike Liu Bei, Liu Biao, and Liu Yan, who were descendants of Liu Qiang, the eldest son of Liu Xiu, the Emperor Of Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Qiang, the eldest son of Liu Xiu, the mother of Liu Qiang, and his father was Liu Xiu, who was later deposed as empress by Liu Xiu.
From Liu Qiang to Liu Yu is only more than 150 years of history, the time is not long, so Liu Yu's family has always been a normal imperial family, and the eldest son of Emperor Guangwu is absolutely righteous, so later Yuan Shao wanted to support Liu Yu as emperor, but Liu Yu did not agree.
Liu Yu
Liu Yu's grandfather Liu Jia served as one of the Nine Secretaries of State, Guanglu Xun, responsible for guarding the palace, the affairs of the prime minister's palace, the official position was not small, Liu Yu's father Liu Shu served as the Taishou of Danyang, and was also a high-ranking official, and in Liu Yu's period, he was promoted to filial piety very early, served as an official in the county, and then rose all the way, and later was appointed as the Assassin of Youzhou, and when Dong Zhuo was in power, he also crowned Liu Yu as the Grand Sima and could be regarded as a figure of high moral standing in the imperial court.
Liu Yu had a political disagreement with Gongsun Zhan during his tenure as the Assassin of Youzhou, and later the contradictions became more and more serious, and military conflicts broke out between the two sides, Liu Yu had no experience in fighting, lost to Gongsun Zhan, and was killed by Duan Xun, an emissary from gongsun Zhan who threatened the imperial court, which caused Liu Yu's son Liu He and his subordinates to defect to Yuan Shao.
Liu Yu's lineage is:
Emperor Liu Bang of Han → Emperor Wen of Han Liu Heng → Emperor Jing of Han Liu Qi → Liu Fa the Prince of Changsha Ding→ Liu Mai → Liu Wai → Liu Hui → Liu Qin → Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu → Liu Qiang the Prince of Donghai gong→ it is not clear → Liu Jia → Liu Shu → Liu Yu.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="33" >5, Liu Dai, Liu Sui</h1>
Liu Dai and Liu Sui were two brothers, both of whom were descendants of Liu Fei, the grandson of Liu Fei the Prince of Qi, who was the eldest son of Liu Bang, and was the illegitimate son of Liu Bang and Lü Yan before his marriage to Cao Shi, because Liu Fei was the eldest son, although he was the eldest son, the emperor's throne did not have his share of succession, plus Liu Fei died earlier, earlier than Lü Yan's death, so Liu Fei's branch did not have the throne.
Liu Xuan
After Lü Yan's death, Zhu Lü rebelled, Liu Fei had died, his eldest son Liu Xiang inherited the title of King of Qi, Liu Xiang through a series of schemes to obtain the military power of the State of Qi, and led an army into the capital Chang'an, in an attempt to seize the emperor's throne, his younger brother Liu Zhang took over in the middle of the dynasty, which was the closest time for Liu Fei's descendants to the throne, but did not succeed, Liu Xiang also died soon.
Liu Fei had 13 sons, of which the eighth son, Liu Jianglu, was the ancestor of Liu Dai and Liu Sui, Liu General Lu had a son named Liu Yu, after hundreds of years, at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, his descendants had a son named Liu Ben, Liu Ben had a son named Liu You, Liu You had two sons, one called Liu Dai, the other called Liu Xuan.
Liu Dai and Liu Sui's family should be regarded as a family clan, their uncle Liu Pet served as one of the three dukes of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the two brothers also entered the career very early, Liu Sui was promoted to filial piety very early, served as Langzhong, and later served as the governor of Xiayi County, in 194, Li Dai and Guo Feng controlled the imperial court appointed Liu Sui as the Assassin of Yangzhou.
Not long after, he was attacked by Yuan Shu and later defeated by Sun Ce, and after Liu Xuan escaped, he also assisted Zhu Hao as the Taishou of Yuzhang, and defeated the rebellious Zhen Rong, who died of illness shortly after.
Liu Dai
His younger brother Liu Dai served as the Assassin of Yanzhou in the late Han Ling Emperor, participated in the Kwantung Army against Dong Zhuo, and in 192 AD, fought against the Yellow Turban Army of Qingzhou, and was killed on the battlefield, and later Cao Cao succeeded Liu Dai as the Assassin of Yanzhou.
The lineage of the two brothers Liu Dai and Liu Sui is:
Emperor Liu Bang of Hangao → Qi mourned Liu Fei the Prince of Hui→ liu general Lu → Liu Xiang → unclear→ Liu Ben → Liu You→ Liu Dai and Liu Sui.
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Liu Ye was a descendant of Liu Yan the Prince of Fuling, the son of Liu Xiu, the founding emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Xiu had 11 sons, Liu Yan was the fourth son, his mother was Guo Shengtong, Liu Yan and Liu Yu's ancestor Liu Qiang the Prince of Donghai were brothers, and Liu Ye's family should have declined by his generation, because there is no record that Liu Ye and his father held official positions in the imperial court.
His father's name is Liu Pu, only a name, there is no record of deeds, Liu Ye also has an older brother named Liu Zhuo, there is no record of deeds, Liu Ye himself did not hold an official position in the imperial court, but Liu Ye this person has courage and strategy, at the age of 13 he dared to kill his father's close attendant, when he was in his 20s, Liu Ye single-handedly entered the thief camp to plan to kill the leader of the thieves and conquer his men, which can be described as bold and strategic.
Liu Ye
Liu Ye once assisted Liu Xun in Lujiang against Sun Ce, but failed, and later Liu Ye defected to Cao Cao and became Cao Cao's master, in 215 Cao Cao defeated Zhang Lu and took Hanzhong, Liu Ye suggested that Cao Cao take advantage of the victory to attack Yizhou, but was rejected by Cao Cao on the grounds that "It is possible to hope for Shu", a few days later, Cao Cao regretted it and asked Liu Ye if he could attack Yizhou, Liu Ye said that the time had passed and could not attack, and Cao Cao lost a good opportunity to take Yizhou.
Liu Ye's most famous strategy was to predict that Liu Bei would launch the Battle of Yiling, and persuaded Cao Pi to unite with Liu Bei to destroy Sun Quan, but it was not adopted by Cao Pi, and Cao Pi also lost the opportunity for the Shu and Wu states to fight to benefit the Wei state, Liu Ye's strategy was comparable to Guo Jia's, but unfortunately his status as an eastern Han dynasty was not trusted by the Cao Wei rulers, and most of his strategies were not adopted, and he died of illness in 234 AD.
Liu Ye's lineage is:
Emperor Liu Bang of Han → Emperor Wen of Han Liu Heng → Emperor Jing of Han Liu Qi → Liu Fa the Ding King of Changsha→ Liu Mai → Liu Wai → Liu Hui → Liu Qin → Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu → Liu Yan the Prince of Fuling → were unclear → Liu Pu → Liu Ye.