Liu Cang 劉蒼

Other names

Family

• Sibling of Emperor Ming (顯宗)
  Prince of Dongping 東平王 · Uncertain siblings
  Strongly inferred · Book of Later Han 30, passage 225
• Sibling of Emperor Ming (顯宗)
  younger brother 弟 · Full siblings
  Directly stated · Book of Later Han 125, passage 82

Career and standing

• Charging Cavalry General 骠骑将军
  Appointed
  Directly stated · Book of Later Han 125, passage 82
• General of Agile Cavalry 驃騎將軍
  Held
  Directly stated · Book of Later Han 30, passage 225
• Prince of Dongping 东平王
  Held
  Directly stated · Book of Later Han 119, passage 70; Book of Later Han 125, passage 82
• Prince of Dongping 東平王
  Held
  Directly stated · Book of Later Han 30, passage 225
• Held
  Ranked above duke because prince
  Directly stated · Book of Later Han 125, passage 83

Places and affiliations

• Polity Eastern Han 東漢 · Relation Served
  Directly stated · Book of Later Han 30, passage 225
• At Dongping 东平 · Relation Enfeoffed at
  Directly stated · Book of Later Han 119, passage 70

Works and attributed material

• Memorial · Author · Direct quotation · With Emperor Ming (顯宗)
  Directly stated · Book of Later Han 30, passages 226-231

Events and relationships

• Came to court
  Court · Visitor
  Directly stated · Book of Later Han 119, passage 70
• Office abolished after several years
  Political · Appointee
  Directly stated · Book of Later Han 125, passage 83
• Summoned and appointed Wu Liang
  Administrative · Patron · With Wu Liang (吳良)
  Directly stated · Book of Later Han 30, passage 225
• Relation Recommender of · Person Wu Liang (吳良)
  Directly stated · Book of Later Han 30, passage 226

Assessments and attributes

• Assessment greatly respected Wu Liang · Mode historian-judgment
  Directly stated · Book of Later Han 30, passage 226
• Assessment worthy talent · Mode named-source-report Speaker Emperor Ming (顯宗)
  Directly stated · Book of Later Han 125, passage 82

Source notes

• Historicity historical
  Directly stated · Book of Later Han 119, passage 70