Liang Wang-Liu Wu is the son of Liu Heng (Emperor China), the fifth son of Gao Zu Liu Bang.
Both of them are the grandchildren of Liu Bang, and this is the relationship.
King of Huainan-Liu An
BC 179 to BC 122.
Liu An (BC 179- BC 122) is the grandson of Liu Bang, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, and the son of Wang Changlu, a native of Huainan. In the eighth year of Emperor Wendi (BC 172), Liu Chang was deposed from the throne and died of hunger strike during his journey. In the 16th year of Emperor Wendi (BC 164), Emperor Wendi divided the original Huainan State into three letters and gave them to the Liu An brothers. Liu An was named the eldest son of Huainan Wang at the age of sixteen. He is quick-thinking, good at reading, good at writing and willing to play the piano. He was a famous thinker and writer in the Western Han Dynasty. Li Sao, written by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, was the first work that China highly praised Qu Yuan and his Li Sao. He once wrote Lie Hong (later called Huainan Lie Hong or Huainan Zi), which is of all-encompassing historical and literary value. Liu An was the first practitioner in the world who tried to take off in a hot air balloon. He drained the eggs and burned them with moxa to get hot air, so that the eggshells floated. Liu An is the founder of China Tofu. 1September, 990 15, the first "China Tofu Culture Festival" was held in Huainan, Anhui Province, to solemnly commemorate the birth of Liu An, the founder of China Tofu, and his invention of Tofu for 2 100 years.
Liang Wang-Liu Wu [about BC? /kloc-in 0/44, Liu Wu became the second son of Liu Heng, the emperor of China. He was born in an unknown year. Emperor Jingdi died in six years and Emperor Wendi died in two years, (about 178 BC) as the king. In four years, he moved to King Huaiyang; Twelve years later, he moved to Liang Wang. Born of Queen Dou and Emperor Jing, he was filial and won the favor of the Empress Dowager. I stayed in Korea for a long time every time and never came back. Jingdi was established, and he didn't buy a prince. Occasionally, he said that he would stay in Wu in the future. Seven countries, including Wu and Chu, rebelled and attacked Liang first, refusing to defeat Wu and Chu next year. (about 153 BC) The emperor established a crown prince, and Liang made meritorious service with his closest relatives, which was a great country and rewarded invincible Dao. Wu also built more than 300 Li in Dongyuan and 70 Li in Suiyang, Guangzhou, recruiting heroes and scribes. At that time, Meicheng and Du Zeng came to Liang, and literature was once in full swing. Prince Li abolished the Empress Dowager and wanted to take Wu as his heir. His ministers and Yuan Ang called him Emperor. The queen mother's discussion was fruitless. Wu followed Yang's cunning plan, which led to the assassination of Yuan Ang and more than a dozen other ministers. So the emperor suspected that Wu did it, and the case was really true, which made it better for officials to catch sheep in Liang than in Gong. As a last resort, Liang Xiangxuan, Qiu Bao and others remonstrated, so that they all committed suicide. He took a cloth cart to enter the customs to apologize. But after entering the DPRK, if you want to stay, the emperor will not allow it. Suddenly unhappy, moderately hot, died on the sixth day. When the Queen Mother heard the news of Wu's death, she suspected that she had been hurt by the emperor. She was so sad that she refused to eat. The emperor was afraid, so he conspired with princess royal to make all the scholars of the State of Wu king. The queen mother began to eat happily. Wu Zidai moved to Liang, died in the thirty-fifth year of the reign of * * *, and died in filial piety. Wu himself is not a literary writer, but this name is inferior to the word "Liang Yuanke" in the history of China literature. Many poets use this poetic statement to write in their works. So it is not meaningless to insert his biography in this book.