Liu Yan

Liu Yan

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Liu Yan? Liu Zhuang, the sixth son of Emperor Ming of Han Dynasty, was granted the title of king of xiapi in 72 A.D. (the 15th year of Yongping). In 88 A.D., he became the state and established the capital of xiapi county (now Pi county, Jiangsu Province). His posthumous title was king Hui of xiapi. He was in power for 54 years from 72 to 126.

Historical records

"Xiapihui, Wang Yan, was granted the title in the 15th year of Yongping. Yan has a good appearance, and Su Zong ascends the throne, often around. " "In the 54th year of Yanli, Zizhen became the king's heir."

Relative members

Father:

Liu Zhuang, emperor of the Han and Ming Dynasties

Son:

Liu Cheng, king of xiapizhen, and the other two sons were all liehou (in the first year of Yongjian, they were liehou)

Xiapi kings of the Eastern Han Dynasty

1. Liu Yan, King Hui of xiapi; 2. Liu Cheng, King Zhen of xiapi; 3. Liu Yi, King Hui of xiapi; 4. Liu Yi, King AI of xiapi