Emperor Liu Xie of the Han Dynasty was the last emperor of the Han Dynasty and the last emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, born on April 2, 181 AD – died on April 21, 234, the second son of Liu Hong, the Emperor of Han Ling. Reigned from 189 to 220 AD. Let's introduce the basic archives of Liu Xie, the Emperor of Han Xian, and the evaluation of posterity.
In 181 AD, he was born in 189 AD, raised by his grandmother Empress Xiaoren Dong, ascended to the throne in February 190 AD, moved the capital to Chang'an on February 23, 194 AD, and dedicated Emperor JiaYuan to serve on May 20, 195 AD, and established the noble fu shi as empress
On February 23, 196 AD, the world was pardoned and changed to Yuan Jian'an. On August 12, the car drove to Luoyang, the palace had been burned down in front of the palace, and Emperor Xian lived in the residence of Zhao Zhongzhong.
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In July 200, Liu Feng, the Crown Prince, was made the Prince of Nanyang In March 206, Cao Cao broke Gao Qianyu and obtained it
In June 208, Cao Cao made himself chancellor. In July, Cao Cao marched south to Liu Biao. In August, Cao Cao killed Taizhong Dafu, Liu Biao, the youngest son Liu Chunli, and Liu Chun surrendered to Jingzhou. In the winter, Cao Cao attacked Sun Quan with a boat master, and Sun Quan fought Zhou Yu and Cao Cao at Wulin and Chibi, and Cao's army was defeated.
On March 6, 215, cao jie was made empress. In July, Cao Cao broke through Hanzhong and Zhang Lu descended.
In May 219, Liu Bei defeated Cao Cao and took Hanzhong.
On March 15, 220, Cao Cao, the King of Wei, died. Crown Prince Cao Pi ascended the throne. In March, it was changed to Yuan Yankang.
On April 21, 234, Liu Xie died at the age of 54, and the Wei Ming Emperor Cao Rui was given the title of Emperor Xiaoxian. On September 30, Liu Xie was buried in the Chan Mausoleum with han tianzi ceremonies.
Emperor Xian of Han (181–234), the last emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Although Liu Xie was said to be a puppet, he was not a faint and incompetent monarch. Liu Xie's world was expanded by Cao Cao's army, and he was bent on the prosperity of the Han Dynasty, so Cao Cao was able to blackmail Tianzi to order the princes. The historian Hu Sansheng of the Song and Yuan Dynasties commented on Emperor Xian of Han this way: "Emperor Xiandi of Han was not a faint and incompetent person, and the reason why he ended the Eastern Han Dynasty in his hands was because he was only an empty emperor, 'authoritarian to go'.