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Emperor Xiaohui was a ruler.
IdentityHistorical · Male
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- Polity Western Han 西漢 · Relation Ruled
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Book of Han, Chapter 47Volume 38: The Five Sons of Emperor Gao · 5 passages
高皇帝八男：呂后生孝惠帝，曹夫人生齊悼惠王肥，薄姬生孝文帝，戚夫人生趙隱王如意，趙姬生淮南厲王長，諸姬生趙幽王友、趙共王恢、燕靈王建。
Emperor Gao fathered eight sons: Empress Lü gave him Emperor Xiaohui; Lady Cao gave him Prince Daohui of Qi, Liu Fei; Consort Bo bore the future Emperor Wen; Lady Qi bore Liu Ruyi, later titled the Hidden Prince of Zhao; Lady Zhao bore Liu Chang, the Fierce Prince of Huainan; and lesser consorts bore Liu You, Liu Hui, and Liu Jian, the Obscure Prince of Zhao, the Joint Prince of Zhao, and the Numinous Prince of Yan respectively.
孝惠二年，入朝。
In the second year of Emperor Hui's reign he came to the capital on audience.
帝與齊王燕飲太后前，置齊王上坐，如家人禮。
At a banquet before Empress Dowager Lü, Emperor Hui seated his half-brother, the king of Qi, in the place of honor, treating him with the easy familiarity of kin.
四年，高祖崩，呂太后徵王到長安，鴆殺之。
In the fourth year of Emperor Hui's reign, after Gaozu had died, Empress Dowager Lü summoned Prince Ruyi to Chang'an and murdered him with poisoned wine.
趙隱王如意死，孝惠元年，徙友王趙，凡立十四年。
After Liu Ruyi, the Hidden Prince of Zhao, was killed, Liu You was transferred to Zhao in the first year of Emperor Hui's reign and ruled there for fourteen years in all.