The head of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty is very valuable.

Liu Che (BC1July 56 14-March 29, 87 BC), the seventh emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, was an outstanding politician, strategist and poet.

Emperor Wu of Han acceded to the throne at the age of sixteen. In order to consolidate the imperial power, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty set up China and Korea, set up local secretariat, created procuratorial system and selected talents. Adopt Zhu's suggestion, issue a promotion decree, solve the power of the kingdom, and return salt, iron and coins to the central government. Culturally, adopting Dong Zhongshu's suggestion of "ousting a hundred schools of thought and respecting Confucianism alone" ended the situation of "learning from foreigners, discussing different people and adopting different methods" since the pre-Qin period. During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the national prestige spread far and wide, annexed Korea in the east, swallowed Baiyue in the south, conquered Dawan in the west and defeated Xiongnu in the north, which laid the basic scope of the Han Dynasty and created a prosperous situation of Hanwu. In addition, measures such as opening up the Silk Road, establishing a national title, promulgating the taichu calendar, and popularizing imperial academy also had a far-reaching impact.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty has made great achievements in various fields, but in the later period of his rule, he was militaristic, which caused the disaster of witchcraft and left a negative evaluation. In the fourth year of Zheng He (89 BC), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty committed suicide. In the second year of the Yuan Dynasty (87 BC), 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.