Emperor Liu Of Han, grandson of Emperor Liu Of Han. Liu Ling's great-grandfather Liu Ling (伉伉), the eldest son of Emperor Zhang of Han, was stripped of the right to inherit the throne because of his lowly birth mother, and in the fourth year of the founding of the first year (79), he was made the Prince of Qiancheng (near present-day Gaoqing County, Shandong Province).
In the first month of the first year of Yongxi (145), the 2-year-old Han Chong Emperor died of illness. At that time, Empress Liang's brother Liang Ji (梁冀) made Liu Yi, the grandson of Emperor Zhang of Han, who was only eight years old, emperor and heir to Emperor Shun of Han.
After Liu Miao became emperor, Empress Liang remained in power as empress dowager, and the government was largely controlled by her brother Liang Ji. During Liang Ji's presidency of the imperial government, he was arbitrary and did everything, which aroused the resistance of some upright courtiers, and many bureaucrats of the scholar clan, led by the lieutenant Li Gu, wrote letters criticizing Liang Ji's behavior and trying to correct the shortcomings of the times, but they were all attacked and suppressed by Liang Ji.
Liang Ji was commanding and imposing in the imperial court, and although Liu Ji was only 8 years old, he also looked at him very unpleasantly. At a court meeting, he called Liang Ji "General Of This Journey" in front of his courtiers, expressing his righteous indignation and provoking Liang Ji's anger. After retiring from the dynasty, Liang Ji hated it in his heart, feeling that although Liu Miao was small, he was intelligent and precocious, and he was also the lord of a dynasty, and he was worried that Liu Miao would be difficult to control when he was older, so he decided to kill him.
In the leap month of the first year of the first year (146), Liang Ji asked his cronies who were installed around Liu Miao to secretly put poison in the boiled cake that Liu Miao ate. After Liu Miao had eaten the poison cake, he suddenly felt a sullen stomachache and quickly summoned the lieutenant Li Gu into the palace. Li Gu asked Liu Miao the reason for the sullen stomachache, and Liu Mu was still able to speak at that time, saying: "Just ate the boiled cake." My stomach is stuffy, and I can survive if I have water to drink. At that time, Liang Ji was next to him and said, "I'm afraid I'll vomit, and I can't drink water." After a while, Liu Miao was poisoned and died, collapsing in the Luoyang Palace. He was only 9 years old, and after his death, he was given the title of "Emperor Xiaoqian".
After the death of Emperor Han, the general Liang Ji (梁冀) held the festival to welcome Liu Zhi , the Marquis of Liwu , into the Nangong Palace, that is, the emperor's throne , as Emperor Huan of Han. In the autumn and July of the first year of the first year (146), he buried Emperor Xiaoqing in Jingling.
real name
Liu Miao
alias
Liu continued
Emperor of the Han Dynasty
The era in which it was located
Eastern han dynasty
Ethnic groups
Han Chinese
Date of birth
138 years
Date of death
July 26, 146
Reign time
145-146
posthumous name
Filial Piety Emperor
mausoleum
Jingling
The year number
This is the first (146)
gender
man
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