Liu Xi (Chinese: 劉襲; pinyin: Liú Xí, fl. 319 CE) was a Chinese nobleman and prince from Han-Zhao. The son of Former Zhao emperor Liu Yao and his wife Yang Xianrong, he was created Prince of Changle in 319.[1]
History
Liu Xi was the son Liu Yao, Emperor of Former Zhao, and of Empress Xianwen. He was similarly named to his brother Liu Xi (Chinese: 劉熙; pinyin: Liú Xī), albeit with a different second character/ tone on his name's second syllable (Chinese: 襲; pinyin: Xí). In 319, his mother was established as Empress, his nearly-namesake brother Liu Xi established as crown prince,[2] his brother Liu Chan created as Prince of Taiyuan,[3] and he as Prince of Changle.[4]
Former Zhao ended in 329, and his brother the crown prince Liu Xi was defeated and killed.[5]
References
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- ^ 周瀚光; 孔国平 (1994). 刘徽评传 附秦九韶、李冶、杨辉、朱世杰评传. 南京大学出版社. ISBN 9787305022142. Retrieved 1 November 2022.
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