Liu Bian

Heir of the Han Dynasty, poisoned leader

Liu Bian - Heir of the Han Dynasty, poisoned leader
Born

None
None years ago

Died

March 6th, 190
1835 years ago — None years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

China

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Liu Bian was a Chinese emperor during the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Ascended to the throne in 189 AD after the death of Emperor Ling. His reign was short-lived, marked by the intense political machinations of powerful warlords and court officials. In 190 AD, he was poisoned by Dong Zhuo, a powerful warlord who had usurped control of the court, leading to further instability within the dynasty. Liu Bian's rule represented a period of significant turmoil and change, ultimately contributing to the fall of the Han Dynasty.

Became emperor at a young age in 189 AD

Assassinated by Dong Zhuo in 190 AD

Symbolized the power struggle within the Han court

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