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Emperor Wen was an emperor of Han.
IdentityHistorical · Male
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- Polity Western Han 西漢 · Relation Ruled
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Records of the Grand Historian, Chapter 52House of Prince Daohui of Qi · 4 passages
王既罷兵歸，而代王來立，是為孝文帝。
The King of Qi had already disbanded his army and returned home, while the King of Dai was welcomed to the capital and enthroned as Emperor Wen.
孝文帝元年，盡以高后時所割齊之城陽、瑯邪、濟南郡復與齊，而徙瑯邪王王燕，益封朱虛侯、東牟侯各二千戶。
In the first year of Emperor Wen's reign, the commanderies of Chengyang, Langye, and Jinan that had been carved from Qi during the Empress Dowager's time were all restored to Qi. The King of Langye was transferred to rule over Yan, and the Marquis of Zhuxu and the Marquis of Dongmou each received an additional two thousand households.
後二年，孝文帝盡封齊悼惠王子罷軍等七人皆為列侯。
Two years later, Emperor Wen enfeoffed all seven remaining sons of King Daohui of Qi, including Ba Jun, as marquises.
後一歲，孝文帝以所封悼惠王子分齊為王，齊孝王將閭以悼惠王子楊虛侯為齊王。
One year later, Emperor Wen enfeoffed the sons of King Daohui as kings, dividing Qi among them. Jiang Lü, the Marquis of Yangxu and a son of King Daohui, was made King of Qi and became known as King Xiao.