Liu Li (Emperor Gaozu) Detailed Data Collection

Liu Li (889-942), also known as Liu Li and Liu Mi, formerly known as Ada and Liu Yi, was the third son of Liu Qian, the secretariat of Fengzhou during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, the younger brother of Liu Yin, the king of the South China Sea, and the founding hero of the Southern Han Dynasty. Originally from Shangcai (now Henan), I talked about Pengcheng (now Xuzhou, Jiangsu). His ancestors did business in Nanhai and moved to Quanzhou (now Fujian). When Liu Lichu took power, he put down the separatist forces in Lingnan, controlled Lingnan, and the west and Ma Chu competed for the land of Rong Gui, and captured Rongtan two pipes (now western and southern Guangxi and parts of Guangdong).

In the first year of drying (9 1 1), my brother Liu Yin died, and Liu Li was left behind by Quan Zhiqing's navy. Later, Liang named Liu Li as the ambassador to Qingshui and the king of Nanping. In the third year of Zhenming (9 17), Liu Li proclaimed himself emperor, with Panyu as its capital, renamed Xing, and the country name was Da Yue. The following year, he changed his surname to Han, which was called Nanhan in history. It is reported that parts of Guangdong, Guangxi and Yunnan today. During Liu Li's reign, he relied on scholars to govern the government and made them the state secretariat. Through the imperial examination, more than 10 Jinshi and Mingjing people are employed as officials every year, thus avoiding the trouble of Wu Zhi dominating the officialdom. However, Liu Li and his successors were dissolute and cruel kings. They collected jewels and treasures and built great buildings. In order to collect and punish the people's resistance and torture, the people suffered great pain. In the second year of Guangtian (942), Liu Li died, with the temple name Gaozu and the country name Emperor.