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Wuzhuliu (Chinese: 烏珠留) or
Wuzhuliuruodi (Chinese: 烏珠留若鞮), born
Nangzhiyasi (Chinese: 囊知牙斯), was a
chanyu of the
Xiongnu Empire. The
brother and successor...
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exceptionally rich
burial of a
historically known ruler of the Xiongnu,
Wuzhuliu, who died in 13 CE. Most of the
objects from Noin-Ula are now in the Hermitage...
- The
brother and
successor of
Wuzhuliu Chanyu, he
reigned from 18 to 46 AD. Yu was the
eldest surviving brother of
Wuzhuliu Chanyu upon his
death in 13...
- Xian, was a
chanyu of the
Xiongnu Empire. The
brother and
successor of
Wuzhuliu, he
reigned from 13 to 18 AD. Xian took part in
subjugating Wuhuan lands...
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Wuyidang to Chang'an. Juya died in 8 BC and was
succeeded by his brother,
Wuzhuliu.
Loewe 2000, p. 205. Barfield,
Thomas (1989), The
Perilous Frontier: Nomadic...
- In 5 BCE,
during the
reign of
Wuzhuliu Chanyu (8 BCE – CE 13), the
Wusun attempted to raid
Yueban pastures, but
Wuzhuliu repulsed them, and the
Wusun commander...
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Sutuhu (Chinese: 蘇屠胡), also
known as Bi (比), was the son of
Wuzhuliu, and
uncle of Punu Chanyu.
Sutuhu was too
young to
succeed his
father in 13 AD, so...
- of Zuo (左贤王) Lady
Zhuanqu Yanzhi (颛渠阏氏) Juya
Chanyu (车牙单于; r.12–8 B.C)
Wuzhuliu Chanyu (乌珠留单; r.8 BC–13 AD) Lady Tuqi
Yanzhi (屠耆阏氏)
Prince Xian of You...
- Juya Chanyu: 87 (車牙若鞮單于/车牙若鞮单于) *kɨɑ-ŋa Jumoju: 87 (且莫車/攣鞮且莫車) 12–8 BC
Wuzhuliu Chanyu: p. 87 (烏珠留若鞮單于/乌珠留若鞮单于) *ʔɑ-tśo-liu Nangzhiyasi/Zhi [page needed]...
- Huhanye) to
recruit some
against others.
During the
interregnum Xin dynasty,
Wuzhuliu chanyu waged war in 11 AD
after Wang Mang, who
usurped the Han
throne and...
