Liu Xiu (5th BC-29th March, 57th AD), the founding emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, with the temple name "Shizu" and posthumous title "Guangwudi", was a famous politician and strategist in the history of China. In the last years of Xin Mang, the sea fell apart and the world was in chaos. As a civilian, Liu Xiu, who is of former dynasty descent, took advantage of this situation to fight in his hometown. In AD 25, Liu Xiu openly broke with the regime that started a new stove and proclaimed himself emperor in Hebei. In order to show Liu's revival, he still takes "Han" as his country name, which is called "Eastern Han" in history.