Liu Pang

American

[lyoo bahng] / ˈlyu ˈbɑŋ /

Pinyin, Liu Bang

noun

247–195 b.c., Chinese emperor: founder of the Han dynasty 202 b.c.

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His son Tsze-yung surrendered to Liu Pang, the prince of Han, one of the two generals who were the leaders of the rebellion.

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Hiang Yu aspiring to imperial honours, war broke out between him and Liu Pang.

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After four years of fighting,—what you might call "unpleasantness all round,"—one Liu Pang achieved the throne.

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Liu Pang, founder of 1st Han dynasty.

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After this success Liu Pang was proclaimed emperor as Kao Hwangti, meaning Lofty and August Emperor, which has been shortened into Kaotsou.

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