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Emperor Gaozu of Han

founding emperor of the Han dynasty (256–195 BC)

24 dated entries naming Emperor Gaozu of Han, drawn from 21 separate years between 256 BCE and 155 BCE. Nothing here is written by us: each line is the sentence a Wikipedia year article used, and the link beside it opens the exact revision.

Also written as Emperor Gao of Han, Gaozu of Han, Han Gaozu, Liu Bang in the source articles; Wikipedia redirects those to the same subject, so their entries are on this page.

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3rd century BC

  • 256 BCELiu Bang, founder of the Han dynasty of China (died 195 BC)source
  • 232 BCEXiang Yu, Chinese rebel general against the Qin dynasty, as well as the later nemesis of Liu Bang in the civil war of the Chu-Han contention (died 202 BC)source
  • 208 BCELiu Ruyi, Chinese prince and only son of the first Han emperor Liu Bang (died 194 BC)source
  • 207 BCEThe Chu rebel Liu Bang invades Guanzhong. After another military defeat, Ziying surrenders to Liu, who then occupies the Qin capital Xianyang. This marks the end of the Qin dynasty.source
  • 206 BCELiu Bang, as the newly appointed king of Hanzhong, and his new General-in-Chief Han Xin, invade Guanzhong, defeat the king of Yong, Zhang Han, and conquer the lands of the Three Qins, thus beginning hostilities with Xiang Yu.source
  • 205 BCEXiang Yu defeats Liu Bang in the Battle of Pengcheng.source
  • 203 BCEHan Xin completes the conquest of Qi, and Liu Bang appoints him as its king.source
  • 202 BCELiu Bang and Han Xin defeat the remaining loyalists of Xiang Yu.source
  • 202 BCEXiang Yu, rebel leader against the Qin dynasty and nemesis of Liu Bang in the Chu–Han Contention (born 232 BC)source
  • 201 BCEKing Xin of Han, in alliance with Modu Chanyu of the Xiongnu, launches a rebellion against the Han dynasty in the Taiyuan Commandery. He is defeated by Emperor Gaozu of Han and his generals, who chase Xin of Han into Xiongnu territory.source

2nd century BC

  • 200 BCEThe Han emperor Gaozu is defeated by the Xiongnu, led by Modu Chanyu, in the Battle of Baideng.source
  • 196 BCEEmperor Gaozu of Han and his generals, including Cao Shen and Zhou Bo, defeat the rebellion of Chen Xi.source
  • 195 BCEFacing the suspicion of Emperor Gaozu of Han, Lu Wan, the king of the State of Yan, flees north of the Great Wall of China.source
  • 195 BCEJune 1 – Gaozu of Han (or Gao), first emperor of the Chinese Han dynasty, who has ruled since 202 BC (born 256 or 247 BC)source
  • 194 BCEConcubine Qi, also known as Lady Qi or Consort Qi, favoured concubine of Han Gaozu (personal name Liu Bang), the first emperor of the Chinese Han dynastysource
  • 193 BCEXiao He, prime minister of the early Han dynasty in China who has been a key figure in Liu Bang's rise to power after the fall of the Qin dynastysource
  • 189 BCEZhang Liang, Chinese rebel and taoist, who has helped Liu Bang establish the Han dynasty (born 262 BC)source
  • 182 BCEJin Xi a Han Chinese general under Emperor Liu Bang.source
  • 180 BCEFearing reprisals should the young Emperor Houshao and his brothers reach adulthood, the conspirators deny that Emperor Hui was the father of Houshao and his brothers. They overthrow the emperor, and despite the imperial pedigree of Liu Xiang as the son of the eldest son of Gaozu of Han, they eventually agree to elevate Gaozu's oldest surviving son, Emperor Wen, to the throne. After being evicted from the palace, Houshao is executed later in the year.source
  • 180 BCEAugust 18 – Empress Dowager Lü, de facto ruler of the Chinese Han dynasty and wife of Emperor Gao (born 241 BC)source
  • 179 BCELiu Xiang, Chinese prince involved in the Lü Clan Disturbance in 180 BC and grandson of Emperor Gao of Hansource
  • 178 BCELiu Jiao, Chinese prince and younger brother of Emperor Gaozu of Hansource
  • 177 BCELiu Xingju, Chinese prince of the Han dynasty and a key player during the Lü Clan Disturbance (180 BC), grandson of Emperor Gao of Han and son of Prince Liu Fei of Qisource
  • 155 BCEEmpress Dowager Bo, imperial concubine of Emperor Gao of the Han dynasty.source

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