Empress Lü Zhi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Empress Lü Zhi (呂雉) (died 180 BC), commonly known as Empress Dowager Lü (呂太后, pinyin: Lǚ Tàihòu) or formally as Empress Gao (高皇后, pinyin: Gaō Huánghoù), was the wife of Emperor Gao of the Han Dynasty. They had two known children—the eventual Emperor Hui and Princess Luyuan...
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Lu Zhi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Lu Zhi (minister), Chinese minister in Eastern Han Dynasty...
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He was the eldest son of the first Han emperor, Han Gaozu and Empress Dowager Lü. He is generally remembered as a weak character dominated by his mother, Empress Dowager Lü, who was personally kind ...
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Chinese History - Han Dynasty 漢 event history ...
Under Liu Bang, Emperor Huidi and Empress Lü, first steps were undertaken to recover the damaged economy of the empire.
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Chinese history
Empress Dowager Lü quickly exerted even more influence on the reign of her son than even she did as empress.
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Han Xin
Empress Dowager Lü quickly exerted even more influence on the reign of her son than even she did as empress.
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Emperor Gaozu of Han - New World Encyclopedia
On one of his raids, he met a county magistrate who became impressed with his leadership skills and gave his daughter [[Empress Dowager Lü|Lü Zhi (Empress Lü Zhi, 呂雉), commonly known as Empress ...
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Chinese History - The Xiongnu (www.chinaknowledge.org)
For the next few decades, the Xiongnu were able to expand their territory into modern Xinjiang and thereby controled the region of the later silkroad (Sichou zhi lu 絲綢之路).
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Chinese History - Han Dynasty literature, thought, and philosophy ()
Chinese History - Han Dynasty 漢朝 (206 BC-220 AD)
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