Emperor Huai of Han

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Emperor Huai of Han is the posthumous title of Liu Shan, the last ruler of the Shu Han state during China’s Three Kingdoms period.

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Liu Shan 0
Lady Gan 0
Liu Bang 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf chancellor
consort
emperor
founder of dynasty
historical novel
person
posthumous title
ancestralClaim descendant of Liu Bang
ascendedThroneYear 223
birthYear 207
capital Chengdu NERFINISHED
capturedBy Deng Ai NERFINISHED
courtesyName Gongsi NERFINISHED
culture Chinese
deathYear 271
dynasty Shu Han NERFINISHED
Shu Han NERFINISHED
eraNameUsed Jianxing NERFINISHED
Yanxi NERFINISHED
familyName Liu NERFINISHED
father Liu Bei NERFINISHED
givenName Shan NERFINISHED
historicalEvaluation often portrayed as weak or inept in traditional historiography
house House of Liu NERFINISHED
knownFor being the last emperor of Shu Han
surrendering to Wei without major resistance
lastRulerOf Shu Han NERFINISHED
lostStateYear 263
mother Lady Gan NERFINISHED
notableChancellor Zhuge Liang NERFINISHED
notableGeneral Jiang Wei NERFINISHED
period Three Kingdoms period NERFINISHED
portrayedIn Romance of the Three Kingdoms NERFINISHED
posthumousName Emperor Huai of Han NERFINISHED
posthumousTitle Emperor Huai of Han NERFINISHED
predecessor Liu Bei NERFINISHED
refersTo Liu Shan NERFINISHED
region Sichuan NERFINISHED
reignTitle Later Lord of Han NERFINISHED
religion Chinese folk religion
residenceAfterSurrender Luoyang NERFINISHED
stateRuled Shu Han NERFINISHED
successorState Jin dynasty NERFINISHED
surrenderedTo Cao Wei NERFINISHED
templeName Houzhu NERFINISHED
titleAfterSurrender Duke of Anle NERFINISHED

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Liu Shan posthumousName Emperor Huai of Han