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Han Wu Ti

[ hahn woo dee ]

/ ˈhɑn ˈwu ˈdi /

noun

Liu Ch'eLiu Che, 156–87 b.c., emperor of China 140–87.

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Also Pinyin, Han Wu Di.

Also called Wu Ti, Wu Di.

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