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Prince of Changle
Liu Xi
劉襲
Prince of Changle
DiedAfter 329 CE
FatherLiu Yao, Emperor of Former Zhao
MotherYang Xianrong
In this Chinese name, the family name is Liu (劉).

Liu Xi (Chinese: 劉襲; pinyin: Liú Xí, fl. 319 CE) was a Chinese nobleman and prince from Han-Zhao. The son of Former Zhao emperor Liu Yao and his wife Yang Xianrong, he was created Prince of Changle in 319.

History

Liu Xi was the son Liu Yao, Emperor of Former Zhao, and of Empress Xianwen. He was similarly named to his brother Liu Xi (Chinese: 劉熙; pinyin: Liú Xī), albeit with a different second character/ tone on his name's second syllable (Chinese: 襲; pinyin: ). In 319, his mother was established as Empress, his nearly-namesake brother Liu Xi established as crown prince, his brother Liu Chan created as Prince of Taiyuan, and he as Prince of Changle.

Former Zhao ended in 329, and his brother the crown prince Liu Xi was defeated and killed.

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