Duke of Shanyang

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The Duke of Shanyang was the noble title held by the last emperor of the Eastern Han dynasty, Emperor Xian, after he was compelled to abdicate in favor of Cao Pi, marking the end of Han imperial rule.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese noble title
associatedWithDynasty Cao Wei NERFINISHED
Eastern Han dynasty NERFINISHED
country Cao Wei NERFINISHED
dateCreated 220
grantedBy Cao Pi NERFINISHED
grantedTo Liu Xie NERFINISHED
historicalEra Three Kingdoms period NERFINISHED
historicalRegion China NERFINISHED
holder Emperor Xian of Han NERFINISHED
languageOfTitle Classical Chinese
lastHolderOfTitle Emperor Xian of Han NERFINISHED
notableFor Title given to the last Han emperor after abdication
politicalSignificance Symbolized transfer of the Mandate of Heaven from Han to Wei
predecessorTitleOfHolder Emperor of the Eastern Han dynasty NERFINISHED
rank duke
reasonForCreation Abdication of Emperor Xian in favor of Cao Pi NERFINISHED
relatedEvent End of the Eastern Han dynasty
Establishment of the state of Cao Wei NERFINISHED
relatedPerson Cao Cao NERFINISHED
Cao Pi NERFINISHED
Liu Xie NERFINISHED
replaces Imperial title of Emperor Xian of Han
seat Shanyang NERFINISHED
statusOfFormerEmperor demoted to duke
successorStateAfterAbdication Cao Wei NERFINISHED
titleHolderPersonalName Liu Xie NERFINISHED
titleHolderPosthumousName none (commonly referred to as Emperor Xian)
titleHolderTempleName none
titleType hereditary noble title

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Emperor Xian of Han titleAfterAbdication Duke of Shanyang