Liu Bang, the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty, was the first emperor in the history of China who was ascended to the throne by a civilian. He took "rest and recuperation" as the national policy, thus vigorously developing the economy in the whole country and "releasing the handmaiden", thus cracking down on slavery and liberating the productive forces to a certain extent, and implementing the low tax rate policies of "frivolous taxation" and "fifteen taxes and one tax" throughout the country to govern the world with filial piety.

Liu Heng, the emperor of China literature, initiated the rule of Wenjing, and implemented "thirty taxes and one tax" to reward farmers and mulberry.

Liu Qi, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, inherited and developed the career of his father, Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, and initiated "Wen Zhi" with his father. It also laid the foundation for his son Liu Che's "Hanwu Prosperity" and completed the transformation from Wendi to Wudi. Successfully resisted the rebellion of the seven countries of Wu and Chu and stabilized the imperial power.

Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, founded the orthodoxy of the traditional mainstream culture in China by "ousting hundreds of schools and worshiping Confucianism alone".

The establishment of China and Korea suppressed foreigners and further consolidated the imperial power.

The salt and iron official camp has increased the state's control over the economy.

Launched a war against the Huns, opened up the territory, relieved the threat of the Huns, recaptured the Hetao and Hexi Corridor, expanded the territory of the western regions, put the Huns in a passive position, and guaranteed the economic and cultural development of the north.

Zhang Qian's mission to the Western Regions opened up the famous Silk Road, promoted social progress in the Western Regions and developed economic and cultural exchanges between China and the West.

Fighting the northeast and the south, Yelang and Nanyue regimes in the south were attached to the Han Dynasty, and seven counties were established in the southwest.

Liu Xun, Emperor Xuan Di of the Han Dynasty.

During his reign, he made great efforts to govern the country, appointed talents, and produced many virtuous ministers. He can pay attention to reducing the burden on the people and restoring and developing agricultural production.

He also attached importance to official management, thought that the way to govern the country should be "overbearing" and "kingly", and opposed full-time Confucianism. In terms of foreign relations, in the first two years (the first 72 years), Liu Xun joined forces with Wusun to crack down on Xiongnu, set up the western regions' capital protection office, and supervised the western regions' countries, so that the vast areas north and south of Tianshan Mountain formally belonged to the central government of the Western Han Dynasty.

During Xuan Di's administration, the national politics was clear, the society was harmonious, and the economy was prosperous. "Officials said their posts, while the people kept their posts", which was called "Xuan Di's revival" in history.

Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty Liu Xiu-

The founding emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, whose temple name is "Shizu" and posthumous title is "Guangwudi", is a famous politician and strategist in the history of China.

After 12 years of unified war, Liu Xiu eliminated the separatist forces in Kanto, Longyou and Xishu successively, ending the warlord melee and separatist situation that lasted for nearly 20 years since the end of Xinmang.

In his thirty-three years in office, Liu Xiu vigorously promoted Confucianism and respected honesty. The Eastern Han Dynasty was praised by later historians as "the most beautiful era of weathering and the most prosperous Confucianism" in the history of China.