Liu Qi

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Liu Qi, better known as Emperor Jing of Han, was a Western Han dynasty ruler noted for consolidating imperial power and promoting economic stability in ancient China.

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Liu Qi canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Emperor of China
monarch
associatedWith Confucian political ideals
early Han economic recovery
birthDate 188 BC
birthPlace Chang'an
burialPlace Han Yangling Mausoleum
capitalDuringReign Chang'an
country China
deathDate 141 BC
deathPlace Chang'an
dynasty Han dynasty
Western Han
linked to: Western Han period
era Western Han period
eraName Houyuan (後元)
Qianyuan (前元)
linked to: Qianyuan
familyName Liu
father Emperor Wen of Han
givenName Qi
linked to: qi
grandfather Emperor Gaozu of Han
grandmother Empress Lü Zhi
historicalPeriod 2nd century BC
house House of Liu
language Classical Chinese
mother Empress Dou
notableEvent Rebellion of the Seven States
notableFor consolidation of imperial power
limiting power of regional princes
promotion of economic stability
reduction of harsh punishments
policy encouragement of agriculture
light taxation
strengthening central authority over feudal kingdoms
posthumousName Emperor Jing of Han
predecessor Emperor Wen of Han
realm Han Empire
linked to: Han dynasty
reignEnd 141 BC
reignName Emperor Jing of Han
reignStart 157 BC
religion Chinese folk religion
son Emperor Wu of Han
spouse Empress Bo
Empress Wang Zhi
successor Emperor Wu of Han
templeName Jingdi
titleBeforeAccession Crown Prince of Han
linked to: Crown Prince Qi

Prince of Liu

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Emperor Jing of Han personalName Liu Qi
subject linked to: Jingdi
Liu Bei faction hasMember Liu Qi