Liu Zhao

E791900

Liu Zhao, better known as Emperor He of Han, was an Eastern Han dynasty emperor whose reign saw significant influence from imperial in-laws and eunuchs over court politics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Emperor of China
human
ascendedToThroneInYear 88
birthDate 79
birthPlace Luoyang
burialPlace Han tombs near Luoyang
capitalDuringReign Luoyang
country Han dynasty
deathDate 106
deathPlace Luoyang
dynasty Eastern Han
linked to: Eastern Han dynasty
era 1st century
2nd century
eraNameUsed Yongchu
Yongyuan
familyName Liu
father Emperor Zhang of Han
givenName Zhao
house Liu clan of Han
linked to: House of Liu
issue no surviving biological sons
knownFor Reign characterized by dominance of imperial in-laws and eunuchs in government
mother Empress Dou (Emperor Zhang’s empress)
notableEvent Court politics dominated by his imperial in-laws of the Dou clan
Execution and downfall of the Dou clan
Increased influence of eunuchs in Eastern Han court politics
posthumousName Emperor He of Han
predecessor Emperor Zhang of Han
regent Empress Deng Sui
reignEnd 106
reignName He Di
reignStart 88
religion Chinese folk religion
spouse Empress Deng Sui
successor Emperor Shang of Han
linked to: Emperor Zhi of Han
successorAsChildEmperor Liu Long (Emperor Shang of Han)
linked to: Emperor Zhi of Han
templeName Emperor He of Han
title Emperor of the Eastern Han dynasty

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