Who is the sister of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty?

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty has four sisters, namely Princess Pingyang, Princess Nangong, Princess and Golden Customs.

1, Princess Pingyang: Her name is taboo, and her birth and death are unknown. She is the eldest daughter of Liu Qi and Empress of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty and the eldest sister of Liu Che compatriots of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty. Princess Yang Xin is also called Princess Pingyang, because she married Hou Caoshou, the great-grandson of Cao Can, the founding hero. After Cao Shou's death, Princess Pingyang remarried to Ruyin Hou Xiahou. After Xia Houdun's death, he remarried to General Fu and Chang Pinglie Hou. Buried in Maoling after death.

2. Princess Nangong: Born and died in the Western Han Dynasty, unknown, the daughter of Liu Qi, the second daughter of Queen Wang Hao, and the second sister of Emperor Wu. In the sixth year of Yuanshuo, Hou Shen sat on the Princess of Shangnangong, disrespectful, and the country was excluded. Sima Zhen's Historical Records in the Tang Dynasty annotated this passage as: "Princess Nangong, daughter of Jingdi. At first, Zhang Hou of Nangong couldn't sit still and felt guilty. Later, Zhang Houshen invited Shang Zhi. " It shows that Princess Nangong first married Nangong Zuo and then married Zhen Xuan.

3. Princess Si Long (Princess Lin Si): Princess Pingyang has the same mother and sister and married Hou Chenxi of Si Long. She is the daughter of Emperor Gaozu Liu Qi, and her biological mother is the second queen of Jingdi and the sister of Emperor Gaozu Liu Che.

4. Jin Customs: Xiu, surnamed Jin, half-sister of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, mother of Jing Wong, and father. Because Jin's grandmother Zanger foresaw that her daughter Wang was rich, she offered her to the womb. Later, Wang became a new queen, and Wang's previous experience has been inconvenient to say.

Liu Che was the seventh emperor, politician and strategist in the Western Han Dynasty. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty 16 years old ascended the throne, and in political power, the central government set up China and North Korea to consolidate imperial power; Set up a secretariat of thirteen States in the local area and strengthen the supervision of governors and local senior officials; Start the inspection system and select talents.

Culturally, the adoption of Dong Zhongshu's suggestion of "ousting a hundred schools of thought and respecting Confucianism alone" ended the situation of "learning from others' strengths, having different opinions and contending with a hundred schools of thought" since the pre-Qin period, and the thought of governing the country with Confucianism began here. Militarily, the national prestige spread far and wide, the east merged with Korea, the south swallowed Baiyue, the west conquered Dawan, and the north broke the Xiongnu, which laid the basic scope of the Han Dynasty and created a prosperous situation of Hanwu.

Socioeconomically, the opening of the Silk Road, the development of Luntai, Quli and other fields, the juxtaposition of envoys and governors, the establishment of titles, the promulgation of taichu calendar, and the promotion of imperial academy have all had far-reaching influences. In the four years of peace, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty committed a crime. In the second year of the Yuan Dynasty, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty died in Zuo Wu Palace at the age of 70. Posthumous title, Emperor Xiaowu, temple number Sejong, was buried in Maoling.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Liu Che