Taishi

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Taishi was the first era name used by Emperor Wu of the Western Han dynasty, marking an important early phase of his long and influential reign in ancient China.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese era name
historical time period
associatedWith centralization of imperial power under Emperor Wu
consolidation of Western Han rule
early expansionist policies of Emperor Wu
calendarSystem Chinese lunisolar calendar
capitalDuringEra Chang'an NERFINISHED
country Han dynasty NERFINISHED
dynasty Western Han dynasty NERFINISHED
endYear 135 BC
eraSequenceInReign first era of Emperor Wu of Han
follows no named era under Emperor Wu of Han
historicalSignificance marked the beginning of Emperor Wu’s long reign
one of the earliest formally named eras of the Western Han
language Classical Chinese
meaningOfName Grand Beginning
Great Inception NERFINISHED
politicalContext continuation of policies after Wen and Jing reigns
strengthening of imperial bureaucracy
precedes Yuanguang
recordedIn Book of Han NERFINISHED
Records of the Grand Historian NERFINISHED
region ancient China NERFINISHED
rulingEmperorPersonalName Liu Che NERFINISHED
rulingEmperorTempleName Shizong NERFINISHED
script Chinese characters
startReignYearOfEmperorWu 1st year of Taishi
startYear 140 BC
timeLocation 2nd century BC
usedBy Emperor Wu of Han NERFINISHED
Han Wudi NERFINISHED
usedFor chronological records in imperial annals
dating of official documents

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Emperor Wu of Han eraName Taishi