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Liu Qian

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Liu Qian, son of Shu Han’s last ruler Liu Shan, was enfeoffed as Prince of Shangdang in 239.

History Records, vol. 33 · Not in the Romance

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  • History · vol. 33Records of the Three Kingdoms

    二年夏六月,立子諶為北地王,恂為新興王,虔為上黨王。

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Liu Qian was a son of Liu Shan, the later lord of Shu Han. In the second year of Yanxi, he was enfeoffed as King of Shangdang. He does not appear in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

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In the summer, sixth month of the second year of Yanxi, Liu Qian was made King of Shangdang (as recorded in the historical sources).

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History · vol. 33

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    Son (Biography of the Later Ruler: the Later Ruler made his sons kings)

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    both sons of the Later Lord

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    both sons of the Later Lord