Posthumous title was buried as "filial piety" and "An Ling". There is no temple number. "Filial piety" means that a dutiful son is good at inheriting his father's career. Since then, the word "filial piety" has appeared in posthumous title in the Han Dynasty, but Liu Xiu, Guangwu Emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, is the master of ZTE. Hui Di was buried in Anling after his death, near what is now Xi. Liu bang has eight sons. Liu Ying is the second son. Born in the thirty-sixth year of Qin Shihuang (2 1 1). He is a tiger, and his mother Lv Zhi is Liu Bang's original wife. In April of the 12th year of Emperor Gaozu (before 195), Liu Bang died of illness. In May, Liu Ying, aged 17, acceded to the throne for Hui Di. "Hui" means "kindness and meekness", and this posthumous title can be described as a summary of Liu Ying's life. Since Hui Di, the word "filial piety" has been added to the posthumous title of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, such as "Emperor Xiao Wen" and "Emperor Wu Xiao". This is because the rulers of the Han Dynasty respected filial piety and "ruled the world with filial piety".