List a chronology of Liu Bang's major events?

Liu Bang: 256 BC 247 BC Liu Bang was born in Zhongyangli, Fengyi, Pei County (then part of the Chu State, now Feng County, Jiangsu Province).

In October 209 BC, Liu Bang rose up in Pei County and became one of the main leaders of the peasant uprising in the late Qin Dynasty.

In 208 BC, Liu Bang was ordered by King Huai of Chu to conquer the west to destroy Qin

In 208 BC, Liu Bang defeated the governor of Qin

In 207 BC, Liu Bang Lantian The battle wiped out the main army of Qin's capital city

In December 207 BC, Liu Bang first entered the pass to overthrow the violent Qin, and made three chapters to stabilize the situation.

In 206 BC, Liu Bang was named King of Han and established the Han Kingdom, which was the foundation of the Han Dynasty.

In 206 BC, Liu Bang worshiped Han Xin as his general

In 206 BC, Liu Bang followed Han Xin's plan of "building plank roads openly and secretly attacking Chen Cang" to pacify the Three Qin Dynasties and occupy Guanzhong

The Battle of Pengcheng suffered a setback in 205 BC

In 203 BC, Liu Bang defeated the greater number with less in the Battle of Chenggao, defeating the great Sima Cao Jiu of Chu and the King of Sai Sima Xin

< p>The breakout of Xingyang in 203 BC

The Honggou Peace Conference in 202 BC

The Battle of Gaixia in 202 BC defeated Xiang Yu and destroyed the Chu Kingdom

BC From 205 BC to 202 BC, Wei, Zhao, Han, Yan, and Qi were destroyed successively

The south was pacified in 202 BC

Unified by Liu Bang in February 202 BC China, ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor, established the Han Dynasty, and made Luoyang its capital.

In May 202 BC, Liu Bang moved the capital to Chang'an.

In 202 BC, he enfeoffed Wu Zhuhe as the King of Southern Fujian and the King of Dongyue respectively, and implemented the policy of ethnic minority autonomy.

From 202 BC to 195 BC, a series of edicts were issued one after another to implement the policy of recuperation and recuperation to govern the world, resume production, and develop the economy.

Put down the rebellion of King Linjiang in 201 BC

Put down the rebellion of King Zang Tu of Yan in 201 BC

In 200 BC, King Xin of Han rebelled and the Huns invaded< /p>

In 200 BC, he conquered the Xiongnu in the north and quickly put down the rebel forces of King Xin of Han. He first defeated the Xiongnu's vanguard troops, but later underestimated the enemy because the additional troops did not arrive, leading to Baideng siege.

Etiquette was formulated in 200 BC.

In 199 BC, peace was made with the Huns. He led the troops to personally conquer the Han Dynasty, pacified the remaining bandits of King Xin of Han, and defeated the collusion between King Xin of Han and the Xiongnu.

In 199 BC, Liu Bang ordered the migration of more than 100,000 nobles and powerful people from the Six Kingdoms to the vicinity of the imperial capital Guanzhong to strengthen management and rule and eliminate the restoration forces of the original royal families and nobles in the Six Kingdoms.

In 198 BC, he dealt with the rebellion of Zhao Guoxianggao

In 197 BC, he put down the rebellion of Chen Fen, the Prime Minister of Zhao State

In 196 BC, he made Zhao Tuo the King of South Vietnam , to consolidate the unification of the south

In 196 BC, a part of the land at the junction of the South Fujian Kingdom and the South Vietnam Kingdom was set up to establish the East Vietnam Kingdom. Kings of different nationalities and surnames kept each other in check.

In 196 BC, he put down Wang Yingbu's rebellion in Jiujiang

In 195 BC, he composed the Great Wind Song

In 195 BC, he composed the Honghu Song

< p>In 195 BC, an edict for seeking talents was issued

On April 25, 195 BC (June 1 in the Gregorian calendar), Liu Bang died at the age of 62 or 53. He was buried in Changling, Shaanxi, with the temple name He was called "Taizu" and his posthumous title was "Emperor Gao".