How many sons did Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang have? Who did Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang pass the throne to?

Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang had eight sons, and he passed the throne to Emperor Gaozu Hui Di and Liu Ying.

Son of Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang:

Liu Fei (Emperor Gaozu was named King of Qi in six years and died in mourning for King Hui).

Liu Ying (that is, Hui Di, Han Xiao).

Liu Ruyi (Emperor Gaozu was crowned king in seven years, moved to Zhao in nine years, was poisoned by Lu at the age of fifteen, and died as Zhao Yin).

Liu Heng (first crowned king, then Emperor Xiaowen).

Liu Hui (65438 BC+096 BC) was declared as Liang Wang after the great-grandfather Peng Yue. 16 years later, Zhao Wang Liu died in seclusion, so he changed his name to Zhao Wang and was forced to marry Lu Chan's daughter. Liu Hui's favorite concubine was forced to commit suicide, so she was unhappy. In June of BC 18 1, Liu Hui committed suicide by double suicide. After his death, he was abolished, and Emperor Wendi was named "Zhao Haoqi Gong").

Liu You (first named King Huaiyang, later changed, died in confinement, and died as King Zhao You).

Liu Chang (BC 196, King Huainan ascended the throne, Emperor Wendi rebelled for six years, abandoned Shu and died in Huainan).

Liu Jian (BC 196, Lu Wan, the prince of Yan, escaped and released the Huns. The following year, Liu Jian was made a prince and died for fifteen years. Liu Jianben had a son, and Lv Hou had him killed. After that, except his country).

Extended data

Liu Ying succeeded to the throne at the age of sixteen. After he acceded to the throne, he implemented benevolent policies, reduced taxes, promoted Cao Can as prime minister, followed the instructions of Xiaocao, and achieved political clarity and prosperity. The policy of benefiting people's livelihood has promoted economic prosperity.

In terms of ideology and culture, he abolished the imprisonment of the Qin Dynasty, so that Huang Lao's philosophy replaced the Legalist theory and opened the door to the development of various ideas. However, during the reign of the weak Emperor Han Hui, power was actually in the hands of the powerful mother Lv Hou. So when Sima Qian wrote Historical Records, he didn't even have a chronicle, but a chronicle of Lv Hou.

In BC 188, Emperor Hui of Han Dynasty, who reigned for seven years, died at the age of 23. Posthumous title filial piety Hui Di, buried in anling.

Reference source: Baidu Encyclopedia-Liu Bang

Reference source: Baidu Encyclopedia-Liu Ying