Which dynasty was Emperor Han and Yuan? Eastern Han Dynasty or Western Han Dynasty?

Emperor han yuan and the king of the western han dynasty. Liu Shi (74-33 BC), Emperor of the Han Dynasty, was the first 1 1 emperor of the Western Han Dynasty. Xuan Di, the eldest son of Emperor Gaozu, was born among the people, and his mother mourned Queen Xu Pingjun. Xuan Di succeeded to the throne after his death and was in office for 16 years, that is, the first 49 years-the first 33 years.

The life of the Han and Yuan emperors

Liu Shi, who was eight years old in the third year of Dijie (67 years ago), was made a prince by Xuandi, but he was not loved by Xuandi because he once advised Xuan Di that "the punishment was too deep and the Confucian scholars should be used". Xuan Di even predicted that "whoever dares to disturb my family will be a prince", but he did not deprive him of his status as a prince because he was the son of his first wife, Xu Pingjun.

In the second year after his death (the first 48 years), Xuan Di changed his country name to "Chu Yuan". During his reign, he advocated Confucianism and sent troops to defeat the Xiongnu many times. In the third year of Zhao Jian (the first 36 years), Gan Yanshou and Chen Tang were executed by the Han Dynasty. At this point, the only anti-Han Xiongnu Khan was eliminated. The Hundred Years' War between China and Hungary is over. In the first year of Jingning (the first 33 years), Uhaanyehe, a Hun, went to Korea to find his relatives. Liu Shi married the maid-in-waiting Wang Qiang (Wang Zhaojun).

At this time, the Han Dynasty was relatively strong, and its population reached its peak, but it was also the starting point of decline. During Liu's reign, the wind of gentry's merger prevailed, centralization gradually weakened and social crisis deepened. Because Emperor Han and Yuan indulged consorts and eunuchs too much, it eventually led to the demise of the Western Han Dynasty.

In the first year of Jingning (the first 33 years), he died in Weiyang Palace in Chang 'an at the age of 42. Buried in Lingwei (now northeast of Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province 12). After his death, the temple was named Emperor Gaozong (later cancelled) and Emperor Xiao Yuan of posthumous title.