Liu Taigong
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| Liu Taigong | |
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| Spouse | Lady Wang |
| Issue | |
| Liu Bo, Prince of Wu Ai 武哀王劉伯 Liu Xi, Prince Qing of Dai 代顷王刘喜 Liu Bang, Emperor Taizu 太祖高皇帝劉邦 Liu Jiao, Prince Yuan of Chu 楚元王劉交 | |
Liu Taigong (simplified Chinese: 刘太公; traditional Chinese: 劉太公; pinyin: Liú Tàigōng; died 197 BC), literally meaning a senior person named Liu, was the father of Liu Bang, the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty, which reigned for over 400 years. He was honored the title Taishang Huang (meaning Grand Emperor) after Liu Bang declared himself emperor. He died at the Royal Palace of Xiang Yang in 197 BC.
His name is not clear. Some historical sources says his name is Liu Zhijia (simplified Chinese: 刘执嘉; traditional Chinese: 劉執嘉), although this name is likely chosen after Liu Bang became Emperor.
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| Honorary titles | ||
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| Vacant Title last held by King Zhuangxiang of Qin |
Retired Emperor of China 201 BC – 197 BC |
Vacant Title next held by Emperor Hui of Jin |
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