Liu Xi (Western Han)
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Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found. Liu Xi (simplified Chinese: 刘喜; traditional Chinese: 劉喜; pinyin: Liǘ Xǐ, died 193 BC) was an elder brother of Emperor Gaozu of Han. He was made Marquess of Hexin after Han Dynasty established. In 201 BC, he was made Prince of Dai. After defeated by Xiongnu forces in 200 BC, Xi was demoted to Marquess of Heyang.[1] In 195 BC, his son Liu Pi was made Prince of Wu. Xi died in 193 BC and was bestowed the posthumous name Qing (Chinese: 頃).[2]
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Prince Qing of Dai
Died: 193 BC |
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Title last held by
Chen Yu |
Prince of Dai 201 BC – 200 BC |
Succeeded by Liu Ruyi |
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| Unknown | Marquess of Hexin 202 BC – 201 BC |
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| Unknown | Marquess of Heyang 200 BC – 193 BC |
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Next known title holder:
Liang Xi |
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