Emperor of Han

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The Emperor of Han was the supreme monarch of China’s Han dynasty, wielding centralized imperial authority over a vast and culturally influential empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf head of state
imperial office
monarchical title
appliesToJurisdiction Han dynasty NERFINISHED
associatedWith Confucian political philosophy
Silk Road expansion NERFINISHED
sinicization of East Asia
commands Han imperial armies
confersTitle king
marquis
noble ranks of Han dynasty
continent Asia
country Han dynasty NERFINISHED
dissolved 220 AD
dynasty Han dynasty NERFINISHED
endTime 220 AD
ethnicGroup Han Chinese
firstHolder Emperor Gaozu of Han NERFINISHED
Liu Bang NERFINISHED
followedBy Emperor of Cao Wei
Emperor of Jin (Western Jin) NERFINISHED
follows King of Qin NERFINISHED
Qin emperor
governmentForm hereditary empire
hasAuthorityOver central government of Han dynasty
commanderies and kingdoms of Han China
imperial bureaucracy
hasCapital Chang’an NERFINISHED
Luoyang NERFINISHED
inception 206 BC
languageUsed Classical Chinese
lastHolder Emperor Xian of Han NERFINISHED
Liu Xie NERFINISHED
legalSystem Han law code NERFINISHED
legitimizedBy Mandate of Heaven NERFINISHED
nativeLabel 漢帝 NERFINISHED
漢皇帝 NERFINISHED
numberOfOfficeHolders approximately 29
oversees tribute system with neighboring states
partOf Chinese imperial system
positionHeldIn China NERFINISHED
posthumousNameStyle Chinese imperial posthumous names
powerStructure centralized monarchy
religion Chinese folk religion
state Confucianism
residence Changle Palace NERFINISHED
Luoyang palaces NERFINISHED
Weiyang Palace NERFINISHED
selectionMethod hereditary succession
imperial clan designation
startTime 206 BC
subdivision Eastern Han NERFINISHED
Western Han NERFINISHED
symbol dragon emblem
imperial seal of the Han dynasty
templeNameStyle Chinese imperial temple names
titleLanguage Chinese

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Emperor Gaozu of Han heldTitle Emperor of Han