The historian Ssu-ma Ch'ien related how this man hated scholars, going so far as to take the hat of any Confucian who visited him to piss in it.
The historian Ssu-ma Ch'ien related how this man hated scholars, going so far as to take the hat of any Confucian who visited him to piss in it. This man, who had seventy-six lucky moles on his left thigh, was commemorated by an empty seat placed under a lavish canopy in one of his capitals. This man's chancellor Xiao He helped make the legal code less severe. Early in his career, this one-time peasant killed the Lord of Pei and took that title for himself. This man was killed by a stray arrow when fighting Huai-nan. He was exiled to one of the Eighteen Kingdoms set up by a rival whom he later defeated at the Battle of Gaixia. This emperor moved the capital across the Wei River to Chang'an and was succeeded by Huidi. This rival of Xiang Yu defeated Emperor Zihing of the Qin dynasty. For 10 points, name this first Han emperor.
The historian Ssu-ma Ch'ien related how this man hated scholars, going so far as to take the hat of any Confucian who visited him to piss in it.
Gaozu [or Liu Bang or Han Gaodi or Liu Pang or Gao or Ji]