Emperor Ming

Japanese: 明帝 - めいてい

28〜75
The second emperor of the Later Han Dynasty (reigned 57-75)
Son of Emperor Guangwu. He continued his father's work, organized domestic affairs, valued Confucianism, and established the principle of rites and teachings. In foreign affairs, he ordered Dou Gu to defeat the Northern Xiongnu and gave Ban Chao control over the countries of the Western Regions, restoring the Protectorate of the Western Regions. It is said that Buddhism was introduced to China during this period.

Source: Obunsha World History Dictionary, Third Edition About Obunsha World History Dictionary, Third Edition

Japanese:

28〜75
後漢 (ごかん) の第２代皇帝（在位57〜75）
光武帝の子。父の遺業を守って内政を整え，儒学を重んじ，礼教主義を確立した。外政においては竇固 (とうこ) に北匈奴を討たせ，班超に西域諸国を支配させて西域都護 (せいいきとご) を復活した。この時代に仏教が中国に伝来したという説がある。

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