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Liu Bingyi (Xuandi), Liu Shi (Yuandi), Liu Ao (Chendi), Liu Xin (Aidi) Han Emperor Biographies |
 | | In the year 74 BC, Emperor Zhao-di died, Huo Guang deposed the original heir to the Han throne, and Liu Bingyi was placed on the throne instead. |
 | | Yuan-di’s son, Cheng-di, became Emperor in 32 BC, at nineteen; he had little enthusiasm for governing and was most concerned with personal pleasure, including visiting houses of prostitution at night. |
 | | In 6 BC, Cheng-di was succeeded by Ai-di, who lived in the company of homosexual boys, one of whom he appointed commander-in-chief of his armies. |
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