Liu Hong

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Liu Hong, better known by his temple name Emperor Ling of Han, was a late Eastern Han dynasty emperor whose troubled reign saw increasing eunuch dominance and widespread corruption that contributed to the dynasty’s decline.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Emperor of China
emperor
associatedWith decline of imperial authority in late Han China
rise of regional warlords
birthDate 156
burialPlace Wenping Mausoleum NERFINISHED
capitalDuringReign Luoyang NERFINISHED
causeOfUnrest sale of offices and heavy taxation
child Liu Bian NERFINISHED
Liu Xie NERFINISHED
country China
courtesyName Bohe NERFINISHED
courtFaction Ten Attendants NERFINISHED
deathDate 189
dynasty Eastern Han dynasty NERFINISHED
era Late Eastern Han period NERFINISHED
eraName Guanghe NERFINISHED
Jianning NERFINISHED
Xiping NERFINISHED
Zhongping NERFINISHED
familyName Liu NERFINISHED
father Liu Hong, Marquess of Jiedu NERFINISHED
givenName Hong NERFINISHED
historicalReputation contributed to the fall of the Eastern Han dynasty
weak ruler
house House of Liu NERFINISHED
notableEvent Yellow Turban Rebellion NERFINISHED
increasing dominance of eunuchs at court
political decline of the Eastern Han dynasty
widespread government corruption
posthumousName Emperor Ling NERFINISHED
predecessor Emperor Huan of Han NERFINISHED
recordedIn Book of the Later Han NERFINISHED
Records of the Three Kingdoms NERFINISHED
reignEnd 189
reignStart 168
religion Chinese folk religion
spouse Empress He NERFINISHED
Empress Song NERFINISHED
state Han dynasty NERFINISHED
successor Emperor Shao of Han NERFINISHED
Emperor Xian of Han NERFINISHED
templeName Emperor Ling of Han NERFINISHED

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