Emperor Huan of Han China
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Emperor Huan of Han China, ch 漢桓帝, py. hàn húan dì, wg. Han Huan-ti, (132-168) was an emperor of the Chinese Han Dynasty. He was a great-grandson of Emperor Zhang.
Hou Hanshu (History of the Later Han) recounted that only one Roman convoy set out by emperor Antoninus Pius reached the Chinese capital Luoyang in 166 and was greeted by Emperor Huan.
| Family name | Liu (劉 liú) in Chinese |
| Given name | Zhi (志 py. zhĭ) |
| Era name | Jianhe (建和 py. jìan hé) 147-149 Heping (和平 py. hé píng) 150 Yuanjia (元嘉 py. yúan jīa) 151-153 Yongxing (永興 py. yŏng xīng) 153-154 Yongshou (永壽 py. yŏng shòu) 155-158 Yanxi (延熹 py. yán xī) 158-167 Yongkang (永康 py. yŏng kāng) 167 |
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| Wives | 1) empress Liang (d. 159), younger sister of Empress Dowager Liang 2) empress Deng (desposed and died 165) 3) empress Dou, then Empress Dowager Dou, daughter of Dou Wu |
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| Children | 1 son by empress Deng |
| Duration of reign | 146 to 168 |
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| Posthumous name | 孝桓 (py. xiào húan), literary meaning: "filial and exploratory" |
| Posthumous name in short | 桓 (py. húan) , literary meaning: "exploratory" |
| Preceded by: Emperor Zhi of Han China |
Eastern Han Dynasty | Succeeded by: Emperor Ling of Han China |
