Li Xiong; Li Hsiung

Japanese: 李雄 - りゆう（英語表記）Li Xiong; Li Hsiung

[Raw] Taishi 10 (274)
[Death] Gyokuhō 24 (334)
The third emperor of the Han (Cheng Han) dynasty of the Five Barbarians and Sixteen Kingdoms in China (reigned 303-334). His pen name was Zhong Jun and his temple name was Taizong. He was the son of the powerful Di (Di) tribe Li Te. After Li Te's death, he succeeded him and drove the Jin Dynasty governor Luo Shang from Chengdu. In the first year of the Yanping era (306), he became emperor and named his country Dacheng. He later expanded his territory and ruled over Bashu. He was assisted by the Han man Fan Changsheng, who ruled well, and the Han people were pleased with his administration, but he lacked control over the military, and after his death, civil war broke out, and a member of his family, Li Shou, ascended to power and changed the country's name to Han.

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Japanese:

[生]泰始10(274)
[没]玉衡24(334)
中国，五胡十六国の漢 (成漢) の第3代皇帝 (在位 303～334) 。字は仲儁。廟号は太宗。氐 (てい) 族の強豪李特の子。李特の死後その跡を継ぎ，晋の益州刺史羅尚を成都から追った。晏平1 (306) 年皇帝の位につき，国号を大成といった。のちその版図を広め，巴蜀に君臨した。漢人范長生の補佐を得て善政をしいたので漢民族もその施政を喜んだが，軍隊に統制が行届かず，その死後，内乱が生じ，一族の李寿が立って国号を漢と改めた。

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