Liu Ji

Liu Ji, son of Shu Han’s Liu Li, inherited the title Prince of Anping and later served Wei as a Commandant of the Chariot.

History Records, vol. 34 · Not in the Romance

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History · vol. 34Records of the Three Kingdoms
劉理字奉孝，亦後主庶弟也，與永異母。章武元年六月，使司徒靖立理為梁王，策曰：「小子理，朕統承漢序，祗順天命，遵脩典秩，建爾於東，為漢籓輔。…
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劉理字奉孝，亦後主庶弟也，與永異母。章武元年六月，使司徒靖立理為梁王，策曰：「小子理，朕統承漢序，祗順天命，遵脩典秩，建爾於東，為漢籓輔。惟彼梁土，畿甸之邦，民狎教化，易導以禮。往悉乃心，懷保黎庶，以永爾國，王其敬之哉！」建興八年，改封理為安平王。延熙七年卒，諡曰悼王。子哀王胤嗣，十九年卒。子殤王承嗣，二十年卒。景耀四年詔曰：「安平王，先帝所命。三世早夭，國嗣頹絕，朕用傷悼。其以武邑侯輯襲王位。」輯，理子也，咸熙元年，東遷洛陽，拜奉車都尉，封鄉侯。

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Liu Ji was the son of Liu Li, a member of the Shu Han imperial family, and inherited the title of Prince of Anping. He does not appear in Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

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In the fourth year of Jingyao, Liu Ji inherited the title of Prince of Anping while holding the rank of Marquis of Wuyi. (Recorded in the histories)
In the first year of Xianxi, Liu Ji moved east to Luoyang, was appointed Commandant of the Imperial Chariot, and was enfeoffed as a district marquis. (Recorded in the histories)