Emperor Ping of Han China

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Emperor Ping of Han China, ch 漢平帝, py. h? p?g d?/strong>, wg. Han P'ing-ti, (9 BC - AD 6) was an emperor of the Chinese Han Dynasty.

Personal information

Family name Liu (劉 li? in Chinese

Given name Kan (衎 py. k?)

Era name Yuanshi (元始 py. y?n shĭ) 1-6

Father Liu Xing, grandson of Emperor Yuan's consort Feng

Mother consort Wei

Wives empress Wang, daughter of Wang Mang

Children none

Duration of reign AD 1-AD 6

Tomb

Temple name

Courtesy name

Posthumous name 孝平 (py. xi? p?g), literary meaning: "filial and peaceful"

Posthumous name in short 平 (py. p?g), literary meaning: "peaceful"

Preceded by:
Emperor Ai of Han China Western Han Dynasty Succeeded by:
Emperor Ruzi of Han China

Family name	Liu (劉 li? in Chinese
Given name	Kan (衎 py. k?)
Era name	Yuanshi (元始 py. y?n shĭ) 1-6
Father	Liu Xing, grandson of Emperor Yuan's consort Feng
Mother	consort Wei
Wives	empress Wang, daughter of Wang Mang
Children	none
Duration of reign	AD 1-AD 6
Tomb
Temple name
Courtesy name
Posthumous name	孝平 (py. xi? p?g), literary meaning: "filial and peaceful"
Posthumous name in short	平 (py. p?g), literary meaning: "peaceful"