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Liu Bei

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Also known as Lau Bei, Zhaoliedi, Xuande, Liu Xuande

Chinese warlord and founding Emperor of Shu Han (161–223)

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Born
(1949.8
Died
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Works
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Key facts

Reign
15 May 221 – 10 June 223
Successor
Liu Shan
Tenure
July or August 219 – 15 May 221
Born
161, Zhuo County, Zhuo Commandery , Han Empire (present-day Zhuozhou , Baoding , Hebei )
Died
10 June 223 (aged 62) , Baidicheng , Shu Han
Burial
Hui Mausoleum, Chengdu , Sichuan
Spouse
Empress Zhaolie , Lady Mi , Lady Sun , Empress Mu
Issue among others
Liu Shan, Emperor Huai of Han , Liu Yong, Prince of Ganling , Liu Li, Prince Dao of Anping , at least two daughters

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Encyclopedic overview

HouseHouse of Liu DynastyShu Han FatherLiu Hong

Military career AllegianceEastern Han Shu Han Conflicts Yellow Turban Rebellion Campaign against Dong Zhuo Invasion of Xu Province Campaign against Yuan Shu Battle of Xiapi Battle of Guandu Battle of Bowang Battle of Changban Battle of Red Cliffs Battle of Jiangling Invasion of Yi Province Territorial dispute in Jing Province Hanzhong Campaign Battle of Xiaoting

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