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Liu Yao (157–198), courtesy name Zhengli, was a Chinese politician and warlord who lived during the late Eastern Han dynasty of China. He was a descendant of Liu Fei, the eldest son of the Han dynasty's founding emperor, Liu Bang (Emperor Gao). When he was 18, he became famous after rescuing a relative who was being held hostage by bandits. He started his career in the Han civil service after being nominated as a xiaolian, and was known for his incorruptibility. In 194, although he was appointed by the Han imperial court as the governor of Yang Province, he barely managed to gain a foothold over his jurisdiction because the warlord Yuan Shu controlled a large part of the territories around the Huai River region in Yang Province. In 195, conflict broke out between Liu Yao and Yuan Shu, who

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rdfs:label	Liu Yao (senyor de la guerra) (ca) Liu Yao (Offizier) (de) Liu Yao (warlord) (en) 劉繇 (ja) 유요 (삼국지) (ko) 劉繇 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Liu Yao (157 - 198), Zhengli, va ser un senyor de la guerra de la regió de Jiangdong durant el període de la tardana Dinastia Han Oriental de la història xinesa. Ell va governar per un breu període abans que Sun Ce va envair i conquerir els seus territoris. (ca) 유요(劉繇, 157년 ~ 198년)는 중국 후한 말의 정치가로 자는 정례(正禮)이며 청주 동래군 모평현(牟平縣) 사람이다. 전한 유방의 후손으로 명망이 있었다. 어지러운 시대에 양주자사가 되었으며 침략해온 원술과 손책에 패배하였다. (ko) 劉繇（りゅうよう、156年 - 197年）は、中国後漢末期の政治家。字は正礼。青州東萊郡牟平県（山東省煙台市牟平区）の人。漢の宗族の一人で、前漢の高祖の孫である斉の孝王（劉肥の子）の少子の牟平共侯の直系末孫にあたる。祖父は（劉丕とも、平原郡県令）。父は（劉方とも、山陽太守）。伯父は（字は祖栄、会稽太守。陳王劉寵とは別人）・。兄は劉岱ら。子は劉基・・。『三国志』呉志に伝がある。 (ja) 刘繇（yáo）（156年－197年），字正礼，东莱郡牟平人（今山东省烟台市福山区西北），中国东汉末年政治人物，曾任扬州刺史，后改称为州牧，官拜振武将军。齐孝王刘将闾之子牟平共侯刘渫的后代，为兖州刺史刘岱弟。伯父刘宠為太尉。 (zh) Liu Yao (chinesisch 劉繇), Großjährigkeitsname Zhengli (* 157; † 198) war ein Offizier der Han-Dynastie. Er wurde 157 als zweiter Sohn von Liu Wei in Donglai, Mouping, geboren. Er war ein Verwandter der kaiserlichen Familie Liu und trug den Titel Marquis von Mouping. Liu Chong, sein Onkel väterlicherseits, diente als Großkommandant. Sein älterer Bruder Liu Dai, Hofname Gongshan, diente als niederer Beamter in der Yan-Provinz. (de) Liu Yao (157–198), courtesy name Zhengli, was a Chinese politician and warlord who lived during the late Eastern Han dynasty of China. He was a descendant of Liu Fei, the eldest son of the Han dynasty's founding emperor, Liu Bang (Emperor Gao). When he was 18, he became famous after rescuing a relative who was being held hostage by bandits. He started his career in the Han civil service after being nominated as a xiaolian, and was known for his incorruptibility. In 194, although he was appointed by the Han imperial court as the governor of Yang Province, he barely managed to gain a foothold over his jurisdiction because the warlord Yuan Shu controlled a large part of the territories around the Huai River region in Yang Province. In 195, conflict broke out between Liu Yao and Yuan Shu, who (en)
foaf:name	Liu Yao (en)
name	Liu Yao (en)
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birth place	Muping District Shandong Yantai
death place	Nanchang Jiangxi
death place	Nanchang Jiangxi
birth place	Muping District Shandong Yantai
dcterms:subject	Politicians from Yantai 198 deaths Political office-holders in Anhui 157 births Han dynasty generals from Shandong Han dynasty politicians from Shandong Han dynasty warlords Political office-holders in Jiangxi Liu Yao and associates
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cao Cao Qing Province Romance of the Three Kingdoms Memorial to the throne Xiaolian Politicians from Yantai Annotations to Records of the Three Kingdoms Huai River Huainan Hukou County Pei Songzhi Donglai Commandery Eastern Han dynasty Sikong (office) Confucianism 198 deaths Political office-holders in Anhui Emperor Gaozu of Han Emperor Xian of Han Muping District Nanchang Yangtze River Anhui Liu Liu Biao Liu Dai Liu Ji (Three Kingdoms) Luo Guanzhong Sima Guang Yuan Shu Zhejiang Zhenjiang Zhu Jun (Han dynasty) Zhuge Xuan

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