Wen and Jing's Rules of the Han Dynasty

On August 18, 180 BC, Empress Lu, a strong woman in the Western Han Dynasty, died. The Lu groups rose up to seize power. Ministers headed by Chen Ping and Zhou Bo raised troops to protect the Han Dynasty and eradicate her. After repeated discussions, the ministers decided to welcome Liu Heng, who was a weak relative and had a kind personality, back to Chang'an and establish him as emperor. The fate of a fallen prince who had never dreamed of becoming an emperor changed... On June 157, 157 BC, Liu Heng died and Liu Qi ascended the throne. He inherited his father's legacy, cared about the people, benefited and loved the people, and quelled the rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms... The picture of the prosperous age of the early Han Dynasty slowly unfolded with the joint efforts of father and son. QQ discussion group for this book: 367201041