Prince of Zhao
Prince of Zhao or King of Zhao (Chinese: 趙王) may refer to:
Zhou dynasty
- King Wuling of Zhao, (325 BC – 299 BC) first ruler of Zhao state declared King.
- King Huiwen of Zhao, (299 BC – 266 BC) inherited throne after abdication of King Wuling of Zhao.
Han dynasty
- Zhao Xie, (205 BC – 203 BC) descendent of Zhao state who was captured and executed in Battle of Jingxing.
- Zhang Er (203 BC – 202 BC) created as Prince of Zhao for assisting Han Xin in Battle of Jingxing.
- Zhang Ao, (202 BC – 198 BC) son-in-law of Emperor Gaozu of Han who was falsely accused of conspiring rebellion.
- Liu Ruyi, (198 BC – 194 BC) fourth son of Emperor Gaozu of Han, killed by Empress Dowager Lü.
- Liu You, (194 BC – 181 BC) sixth son of Emperor Gaozu of Han, starved to death in prison.
- Liu Hui, (181 BC) fifth son of Emperor Gaozu of Han, committed suicide.
- Lü Lu, (181 BC – 180 BC) nephew of Empress Dowager Lü created as prince during the Lü Clan Disturbance.
- Liu Sui, (180 BC – 154 BC) son of Liu You and one of the seven princes in the Rebellion of the Seven States.
Tang dynasty
- Li Fu, (639–660) thirteenth son of Emperor Taizong of Tang
Ming dynasty
- Zhu Qi, (1370–1371) ninth son of Hongwu Emperor
See also
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