Li Ban

Emperor of Cheng Han

Li Ban - Emperor of Cheng Han
Born

None
None years ago

Died

December 5th, 334
1690 years ago — None years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

China

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Ruled as the emperor of Cheng Han starting in 306. Established the foundation for the state during a period of fragmentation in China following the fall of the Han dynasty. Focused on consolidating power and managing resources in a challenging economic environment. Undertook military campaigns to defend the territory and to expand influence in surrounding regions. Promoted agricultural development and trade. Oversaw a court that engaged in cultural and administrative reforms.

Established the Cheng Han dynasty

Promoted agricultural development

Engaged in military campaigns

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