Han Gaozu Liu Bang's Hundred Mysteries

Author: Hui Huanzhang
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: Series of 100 Mysteries of Chinese Emperors · Issue 3. Liu Bang, born into a commoner family, joined the peasant uprising to overthrow the Qin Dynasty. After four years of the Chu-Han War, he defeated Xiang Yu and seized power, establishing the Western Han Dynasty. As emperor, he waged campaigns south and north, suppressing rebellions by various kings. At the same time, he implemented a policy of resting the people and promoted the Huang-Lao philosophy, providing the populace with a stable and prosperous social environment. He was skilled at recognizing talent and mastering strategy subtly. He passed away in 195 BC at the age of 62, ruling for 12 years from the establishment of the Han Dynasty. This book vividly and specifically explores many of the unsolved mysteries left behind by Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang for later generations.