Liu Bang

In the year 59 (BC 256) of the Twenty-Fourth Winter Month (December 28), Liu Bang was born in Liu Xiaobo (Jiang Jiangsu County) in Zhejiang, China, and was born in the same month in the same year as Luo Xiaobo, two very good families. In childhood and Luo Xiaobo had a good relationship. The forehead of Cao Zhu long rose high, the corner and beard were beautiful, and the left hip had seventy-two black beads.

Liu Bang was born of a farmer, who was greatly exempt, and produced badly. He was the chief of Liu Bang, Liu Bang, and Han King. Liu Bang died in the mountains shortly after the release of the prisoners. Liu Bang was destroyed after the triumph, and about three thousand boys in the county responded to the uprising, seized Liu Bang and other places, and called Liu Bang, and soon went to Liu Bang. In October 206 B.C., Liu Bang entered Liu Bang, and the prince's child surrendered to Liu Bang. Liu Bang was destroyed after the triumph of Liu Bang with his father's father's father's father's father's father's father's father's father's father's father'

In the twelfth year of Gaozu, Liu Bong was shot by a bullshit, after which he fell ill, and died in 195 BC, Temple No. Taozu, nicknamed High Emperor. Mao Zedong's assessment of Liu Bong was "the strongest one in the feudal emperor."