Emperor Wu of Han
Also known as Liu Che, Wu Di, Shi Zong, Han Wudi, Shizong, Han Shizong, Liu Ch'e, Han Wu-ti
seventh emperor of the Han dynasty of China (157 BC–87 BC)
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Emperor Wu of Han was the seventh ruler of China's Han dynasty, reigning from 157 BC to 87 BC during a period of significant imperial power and expansion. He is historically important because his long reign saw major military campaigns, the extension of Chinese territory, and the consolidation of Han dynasty strength, making him one of the most influential emperors of ancient China.
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Chinese name Traditional Chinese漢武帝 Simplified Chinese汉武帝