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Emperor Guangwu of Han (Chinese: 漢光武帝; 15
January 5 BC – 29
March AD 57), born Liu Xiu (劉秀),
courtesy name
Wenshu (文叔), was a
Chinese monarch. He served...
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Guangwu was the
posthumous name of Liu Xiu (5 BCE–47),
first emperor of the
Eastern Han
dynasty in China.
Guangwu may also
refer to: Duke
Guangwu of Qin...
- Han dynasty. He was the
fourth son and
second crown prince of
Emperor Guangwu. It was
during Emperor Ming's
reign that
Buddhism began to
spread into...
- The Rule of Ming and
Zhang (Chinese: 明章之治)
refers to the
reigns of
Emperor Ming (r. 58–75) and
Emperor Zhang (r. 75–88) of the
Eastern Han dynasty, which...
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Prince of Huaiyang, a
posthumous title bestowed upon him by
Emperor Guangwu of the
Eastern Han. The
Gengshi Emperor was
viewed as a weak and incompetent...
- Chinese: 新广武村;
traditional Chinese: 新廣武村; pinyin: Xīnguǎngwǔ Cūn; lit. 'New
Guangwu') is a
village in
Zhangjiazhuang Township (张家庄乡),
Shanyin County, Shanxi...
- Expressway,
sometimes shortened to
Guangwu Expressway, (simplified Chinese: 广梧高速公路;
traditional Chinese: 廣梧高速公路; pinyin:
Guǎngwú Gāosùgōnglù) is a provincial...
- The
Guangwu Great Wall (Chinese: 广武长城) is a
section of the
Great Wall of
China located in
Shanyin County, Shanxi. The
section of the wall was integral...
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Qianxing (乾興; 1022)
Regnal name
Emperor Chongwen Guangwu Shengming Renxiao (崇文廣武聖明仁孝皇帝);
Emperor Chongwen Guangwu Yitian Zundao Baoying Zhangwei Shengming...
- seat
northwest of Xinzhou.
Present day
villages of New
Guangwu and Old
Guangwu along with the
Guangwu section of the
Great Wall are
located in
adjacent Shanyin...
