Which dynasty was the emperor of Liu Xiu?

Liu Xiu was Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Liu Xiu (65438 BC+65438 BC 10 BC+05 BC-March 29 AD) was born in Caiyang County, Nanyang County (now southwest of Zaoyang City, Hubei Province). The founding emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, an outstanding politician and strategist. Grandson of Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang IX, descendant of Liu Fa, son of Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty. He died in February in the second year of Zhongyuan (57 years) at the age of 62. Born in Guangwu, posthumous title and buried in Yuanling.

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According to the Records of the Han Dynasty in the East View, Liu Xiu was born in the second inner hall of Jiyang Palace, the palace of the Han Dynasty in Jiyang County (in lankao county), in December of the first year of Jianping (the night of 1. 15 BC). Liu Xiu's father, Liu Qin, was then the county magistrate of Jiyang County. This palace was originally built by Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, also known as Jiyang Palace, and has been closed since the death of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Because there was no suitable place for his wife to have children, Liu Qin didn't care much and let her live in the palace. It is said that when Liu Xiu was born, the palace shone with red light. In Jiyang county, it was another golden harvest that year, with nine ears on one stem. Liu Qin named the child "Xiu" for this reason, because he is the third son, so the word "Uncle Wen".