Emperor Chong of Han
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Emperor Chong of Han
Summary
Emperor Chong of Han is a human[1]. He was born on 143[2]. He died on February 15, 145[3]. He worked as a monarch[4]. He has Wikipedia articles in 19 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[5]
Key Facts
- Emperor Chong of Han was born on 143[2].
- Emperor Chong of Han died on February 15, 145[3].
- Emperor Chong of Han is buried at Q24840469[6].
- Emperor Chong of Han's father was Emperor Shun of Han[7].
- Emperor Chong of Han's mother was Beautiful Lady Yu[8].
- Emperor Chong of Han held citizenship in Han dynasty[9].
- Emperor Chong of Han held citizenship in Eastern Han[10].
- Emperor Chong of Han's professions included monarch[4].
- Emperor Chong of Han held the position of Emperor of China[11].
- Emperor Chong of Han held the position of crown prince[12].
- Emperor Chong of Han is recorded as male[13].
- Emperor Chong of Han's instance of is recorded as human[14].
- Emperor Chong of Han's family is recorded as House of Liu[15].
- Emperor Chong of Han's ancestral home is recorded as Luoyang County[16].
- Emperor Chong of Han's Commons category is recorded as Emperor Chong of Han[17].
- Emperor Chong of Han's family name is recorded as Liu[18].
- Emperor Chong of Han's described by source is recorded as Book of the Later Han[19].
- Emperor Chong of Han's described by source is recorded as Dongguan Han Ji[20].
- Emperor Chong of Han's posthumous name is recorded as 孝冲皇帝[21].
- Emperor Chong of Han's sibling is recorded as Liu Guang[22].
- Emperor Chong of Han's sibling is recorded as Liu Chengnan[23].
- Emperor Chong of Han's sibling is recorded as Liu Sheng[24].
- Emperor Chong of Han's era name is recorded as Yongxi[25].
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Origins and Family
Emperor Chong of Han was born on 143[2]. His father was Emperor Shun of Han[7]. His mother was Beautiful Lady Yu[8].
Career and Affiliations
Emperor Chong of Han worked as a monarch[4]. Positions held include Emperor of China[11], a historical position[26], in Chinese Empire[27] and crown prince[12], a noble title[28].
Death and Burial
Emperor Chong of Han died on February 15, 145[3]. Burial took place at Q24840469[6].
Why It Matters
Emperor Chong of Han has Wikipedia articles in 19 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[5] He is known by 19 alternative names across languages and contexts.[29]
FAQs
Who were Emperor Chong of Han's parents?
Emperor Chong of Han's father was Emperor Shun of Han[7]. Emperor Chong of Han's mother was Beautiful Lady Yu[8].
What did Emperor Chong of Han do for work?
Emperor Chong of Han worked as monarch[4].