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This spanned from 2016 BC to 8 AD
202 BC - 195 BC
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Emperor Gaozu, originally Liu Bang (劉邦), was the first emperor of the Han dynasty. He established it after a 4 year civil war, and a peseant revolt.
195 BC - 188 BC
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Son of Liu Bang; Because he was not a capable emperor, the power was held in the hand of his mother, Lvhou.
188 BC - 180 BC
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Wife of Liu Bang; After Liu Bang died, she was in the seat of power although Liu Ying, Liu Gong and Liu Hong were the emperors in succession.
180 BC - 157 BC
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The fourth son of Liu Bang; He lightened the taxes and paid great importance to production thus promoting the development of society. Also he was a famously frugal emperor.
157 BC - 141 BC
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Son of Han Wendi; He carried out serious measures like Wendi had done and obtained good results.
141 BC - 87 BC
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The ninth son of Han Jingdi; He subdued the ethnic Xiongnu (Hun) invaders by wars. The Western Han was in its most powerful period during the reign of the Han Wudi.
87 bC - 74 BC
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The youngest son of Han Wudi; He lightened the burden of the peasants and was on good terms with Xiongnu (Hun).
74 BC - 49 BC
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Also called Liu Bingyi and the great grandson of Han Wudi; During his reign, the ruling position of Confucianism was strengthened and burdens of the people were reduced greatly.
49 BC - 33 BC
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Son of Han Xuandi; The Western Han began to decline during his reign.
33 BC - 7 BC
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Son of Han Yuandi; He squandered the countries wealth, which caused the country to decline.
7 BC - 1 BC
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Nephew of Han Chengdi; Although all kinds of social contradictions were sharp, he only believed in ghosts and gods to solve all the problems with the result that Wang Mang stole power.
1 Bc - 5 AD
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Grandson of Han Yuandi; was really a puppet of Wang Mang. Later, he was poisoned to death by Wang Mang.
6 AD - 8 AD
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He came to the throne when he was two years old. In 8 AD, Wang Mang claimed himself as the emperor and killed Ruzi in 25 AD.
9 AD - 23 AD
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Nephew of the queen of Han Yuandi. In 8 AD, he became the emperor of the Western Han and changed the country's name to 'Xin' the next year. Although he carried out a series of measures, the society was in great disarray. His reign was finally overthrown by a peasant revolt.
(25 - 220)
25 AD - 57 AD
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He joined the troops to rebel against the Xin. After defeating the army of Wang Mang, he re-established the Han Dynasty making Luoyang its capital city.
57 AD - 75 ad
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The fourth son of Guang Wudi; People lived a stable life during his reign. The famous White Horse Temple was built under his order.
75 ad - 88 ad
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The fifth son of Mingdi; He was also regarded as a calligraphist adept at cursive scripts.
88 ad - 105 ad
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The fourth son of Zhangdi
105 ad - 106 ad
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The youngest son of Hedi
106 ad - 125 ad
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Grandson of Zhangdi; The social divide was increased and all kinds of social contradictions became sharp under his rule.
125 ad - 144 ad
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Son of Andi; Eunuch grasped the power to deal with the state affairs under his reign.
145 ad - 146 ad
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Great grandson of Zhangdi
146 ad - 167 ad
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Great grandson of Zhangdi
168 ad - 189
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Great-great-grandson of Zhangdi; the country was again in great disarray, meaning that people lived a very hard life. The rule of Lingdi intensified all kinds of social (divides) contradictions that caused the insurgence led by Zhang Jiao.
189 ad - 220 ad
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Son of Lingdi; the Han Dynasty perished under his reign.