Emperor Huan and his successors all came from this branch of the imperial family.
Hejian became a commandery under Wei. In early
Western Jin dynasty
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, Hejian became the fief of
Sima Yong
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, brother of
Sima Yi.
In 140 AD, the kingdom administered 11 counties, namely Lecheng (樂成), Gonggao (弓高), Yi (易), Wuyuan (武垣), Zhongshui (中水), Mao (鄚), Gaoyang (高陽), Wen'an (文安), Shuzhou (束州), Chengping (成平) and Dongpingshu (東平舒). The total population was 634,421, or 93,754 households.
['' Book of Later Han'', Chapter 111.]
Kings under the Han dynasty
*Liu Piqiang (劉辟疆), King Wen of Hejian (河閒文王), 178–165 BC;
*Liu Fu (劉福), King Ai of Hejian (河閒哀王), 165–164 BC;
*Liu De (劉德), King Xian of Hejian (河閒獻王), 155–129 BC;
*Liu Buzhou (劉不周), King Gong of Hejian (河閒共王), 129–125 BC;
*Liu Ji (劉基), King Gang of Hejian (河閒剛王), 125–113 BC;
*Liu Huan (劉緩), King Qing of Hejian (河閒頃王), 113–97 BC;
*Liu Qing (劉慶), King Xiao of Hejian (河閒孝王), 97–54 BC;
*Liu Yuan (劉元), 54–37 BC;
*Liu Liang (劉良), King Hui of Hejian (河閒惠王), 32–5 BC;
*Liu Shang (劉尚), 5 BC – 9 AD;
*Liu Shao (劉劭), 32–37;
*Liu Kai (劉開), King Xiao of Hejian (河閒孝王), 90–132;
*Liu Zheng (劉政), King Hui of Hejian (河閒惠王), 132–142;
*Liu Jian (劉建), King Zhen of Hejian (河閒貞王), 142–152;
*Liu Li (劉利), King An of Hejian (河閒安王), 152–180;
*Liu Gai (劉陔), 180–221.
References
{{Han dynasty provinces
Kingdoms of the Han dynasty