-
Liezu is an
imperial temple name for
several Chinese monarchs. It may
refer to: Liu Bei (161–223),
emperor of Shu Han Cao Rui (died 239),
emperor of Cao...
-
During the
reign of the Yuan dynasty, he was
given the
temple name of
Liezu (Chinese: 烈祖; lit. 'Ardent Founder') and the
posthumous name
Shenyuan Huangdi...
- Cao Rui was
posthumously honoured as "Emperor Ming" with the
temple name "
Liezu". When Cao Rui was born (likely in 205), his
grandfather Cao Cao was the...
-
Pengnu during his childhood, also
known by his
temple name as the
Emperor Liezu of
Southern Tang, was the
founder and
first emperor of the
Chinese Southern...
-
house of the
Southern Tang
initially bore the
surname Li (李). The
Emperor Liezu of
Southern Tang
subsequently adopted Xu (徐) as the surname, only to restore...
-
Southern Tang (937–975) was the
successor state of Wu as Li Bian (Emperor
Liezu) took the
state over from
within in 937.
Expanding from the
original domains...
-
formally Duke
Chouliao of Chu (楚醜繆公), was the
chief strategist of
Emperor Liezu of
Southern Tang (Xu Zhigao/Li Bian), the
founding emperor of the Chinese...
- Cao Pi. ****u 世祖
Emperor Wen 文皇帝 Cao Pi 曹丕 220–226
Huangchu 黃初 (220–226)
Liezu 烈祖
Emperor Ming 明皇帝 Cao Rui 曹叡 227–239
Taihe 太和 (227–233)
Qinglong 青龍 (233–237)...
-
Given name: Bei (備)
Courtesy name:
Xuande (玄德) Era name and dates
Zhangwu (章武): 221–223
Posthumous name
Emperor Zhaolie (昭烈皇帝)
Temple name
Liezu (烈祖)...
- '[Royal]
Uncle of Kang'), also
known as
given name Feng (封),
Temple name
Liezu (烈祖) was a Zhou
dynasty feudal lord and the
founder of the
state of Wey...
