The Royal Family Liu is a prominent family in Chinese history, tracing its roots back to the Han Dynasty, which ruled China from 206 BCE to 220 CE. During the Han Dynasty, the Liu family played a crucial role in shaping the political and cultural landscape of China.
Today, the Royal Family Liu continues to be an influential force in China, known for its philanthropic endeavors, commitment to education, and support of the arts. The family has established several foundations and organizations that promote cultural exchange and social welfare, including the Royal Family Liu Fund, which supports various charitable causes.
The legacy of the Han Dynasty and the Royal Family Liu serves as a source of inspiration and pride for the Chinese people, who continue to honor and celebrate their rich cultural heritage.
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First Emperor of Han Dynasty--Liu Bang
Liu Bang, also known as Emperor Gaozu, was the founder and first emperor of the Han Dynasty in China. Born in 256 BCE in Pei County, he was a commoner who rose to power through his military successes and political savvy.
In 206 BCE, Liu Bang led a rebellion against the Qin Dynasty, which had ruled China for over two decades, and emerged victorious, establishing the Han Dynasty. During his reign, he implemented numerous reforms that helped stabilize the economy and promote social welfare, including the abolition of harsh legal penalties and the distribution of land to peasants.
Liu Bang was known for his compassion and humility, and he was greatly respected by his subjects. He ruled for 12 years, from 202 BCE to 195 BCE, and upon his death, was succeeded by his son, Emperor Hui.
Today, Liu Bang is remembered as one of the most important figures in Chinese history, whose legacy shaped the political and cultural landscape of China for centuries to come.
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Royal Coat of Arms of "LIU"
The Royal coat of arms of the Liu family is an emblematic representation of their legacy and profound influence in Chinese history. The crest showcases a golden dragon, which holds significant symbolism in Chinese mythology and culture and is associated with power, strength, and good fortune. The dragon in the crest is depicted wielding axes, a symbol of imperial power in ancient times. The helm is a crown. Below the crown, a shield bears the Liu family surname totem. The Royal Coat of Arms of the Liu's family serves as a powerful symbol of their royal lineage and contributions to Chinese society. It stands as a testament to their values and accomplishments and represents a source of pride and inspiration for their descendants and Han culture.
The illustrious May Liu, the 73rd descendant of the royal family Liu, designed the crest. She currently holds the esteemed position of noble chivalry member of Art and Humanity Consul, issued by the Imperial Order of Culture and Peace. Additionally, May Liu has received the Presidential Volunteer Gold Award signed by US president Joe Biden, serves as the president of Superstar Art Foundation, and is the president of the Royal Han Family Office Fund.
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We are developing Royal Han Palace museum and gallery in Dallas, to protect our culture and heritage that will bring influence for generations. Project details please refer to link: https://royalfamilyliu.com/programs
Your contributions will help us to extend the Imperial legacy of culture and heritage of Han Dynasty, as well as to continue supporting various charitable causes and organizations that benefit our community.
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