Liu Beizi Xuande was born in Zhuoxian County, Zhuo Jun, in 16 1 year. After Wang Jing of Zhongshan, Liu Sheng, the son of Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty, and Liu Zhen, the son of Liu Sheng, were granted the title of Hou Ting in Lucheng, Zhuoxian County in1kloc-0/7 BC, but were later cancelled due to the nonstandard offerings in the ancestral temple. Liu Bei's grandfather's name is Xiong Liu and his father's name is Ricardo. Liu Bei lost his father as a teenager and lived with his mother by selling shoes and weaving mats. There is a mulberry tree like Gai Hua near his home. When playing under the tree with the children of the same family, he once said, "I must take this feather-covered car." When Liu Bei was young, he did not like reading. He likes riding, archery and playing the piano for fun. He is 7 feet 5 inches tall (China ruler). "The History of the Three Kingdoms" and "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" both introduced that his hands could fall to his knees (orangutans? ), the eyes can see their big ears (elephant? ), so in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, he is often called "Da Er" and "Big Ear Thief". Liu Bei is taciturn, courteous and unassuming, and likes to make friends with heroes, so he has the "Three sworn relationships in Taoyuan". In 184, the yellow turban insurrectionary broke out. He organized a team with the support of businessman Zhang Shiping and Su Shuang, and made his mark in suppressing the uprising. However, due to weak strength, there has been no fixed site. In A.D. 196, Tao Qian recommended Liu Bei as the ambassador of Yuzhou, stationed in Xiaopei (Pei County, Jiangsu Province). After Tao Qian's death, he gave Xuzhou (Xuzhou, Jiangsu) to Liu Bei. Cao Cao recommended Liu Bei as the general of the town east and sealed Hou Ting in Yicheng. After Xuzhou was occupied by Lu Bu, Liu Bei attached himself to Cao Cao and destroyed Lu Bu with the help of Cao Cao. In 200 AD, Liu Bei occupied Xuzhou, and Cao Cao personally marched eastward, and Liu Bei was defeated. Liu Bei fled to Qingzhou (Weifang North, Shandong Province) and attached himself to Yuan Shao. After Cao Cao attacked Yuan Shao, Liu Bei attached himself to Liu Biao and stationed troops in Xinye (Xinye, Henan). In 207 AD, he invited Zhuge Liang, who helped him unite with Wu Kangwei and Battle of Red Cliffs, and then took Jingzhou (the connecting area between Henan and Hubei and northern Hunan). In 2 1 1 year, I entered Yizhou (Sichuan). From AD 2 12 to AD 2 14, Liu Bei besieged Chengdu (Sichuan) and Liu Zhang surrendered. Liu Bei calls himself Yizhou pastoral. 2 19 In May, Liu Bei occupied Hanzhong (Hanzhong, Shaanxi) and became the king of Hanzhong in July. April 22 1 year, proclaimed himself emperor in Chengdu. In AD 2 19, Sun Quan sent Monroe to attack Jiangling (Jiangling, Hubei), and Guan Yubing, commander in chief of Jingzhou, was defeated and captured, and Jingzhou was completely occupied by Sun Quan. In July of 22 1 year, Liu Bei personally led the troops to attack Soochow, and Sun Quan sent Lu Xun to lead 50,000 troops to resist. In June 222, the two armies confronted each other in Xiaoting (Yidu North, Hubei Province), and Liu Bei camped in Yiling (southeast of Yichang, Hubei Province) to Xiaoting. Later, he was defeated by Lu Xun's fire and retreated to Baidicheng (Fengjie, Sichuan). In April 223, he died in Baidicheng at the age of 63. Liu Beixian's eldest son was the second emperor of Shu and was born to Mrs. Gan in Xinye. In The Romance of Three Kingdoms, it is mentioned that Mrs. Gan was pregnant because she dreamed of swallowing Beidou, so posthumous title "fought", Liu Bei and two other sons born to Liu Bei's concubine, one named Liu Yong, who was named King Lu, the other named Liu Li, and the other named Liu Feng, who turned out to be the son of Luo Houkou's family in Changsha County. Later, because Liu Feng bullied Meng Da and didn't save Guan Yu, Liu Bei held a grudge against him. Zhuge Liang, considering that he was rough and generous, was afraid that no one could manage after the regime change, and advised Liu Bei to recall him, so he was "sealed." "Liu Bei's testamentary edict said,' Don't do it with small evils, don't do it with small goodness' has become the wisdom of a generation.