Is Liu Bang from Chu?

Liu bang is not from Chu. According to Hanshu, he was wei ren in the Warring States Period and grew up in Chu.

Liu Bang (65438 BC+February 28th, 256 BC-65438 BC+June 65438 BC+0. 095 BC) was born in Li Zhongyang, Fengyi County, Pei County (now Li Zhongyang Street, Fengxian County, Jiangsu Province).

In 284 BC, the five kingdoms became independent, and the State of Chu occupied Huaibei, the hometown of the Song Dynasty, and changed to the State of Chu.

Therefore, Liu Bang is not divorced from Chu.

Extended data:

Liu Bang's Political Measures:

1, politics:

(1) makes Guanzhong its capital.

(2) Local division: Liu Bang inherited the centralized system and county system of the Qin Dynasty, and abolished the harsh laws and criminal laws of the Qin Dynasty.

(3) Legal thoughts:

After Liu Bang pacified the world, with Confucianism as the main idea and Legalism as the supplement, he abolished the practice of "severe punishment" in the Qin Dynasty, the tongzhi law and the three foreign families, and put forward "taking morality as the main punishment". That is to say, education should be given priority, supplemented by punishment, so as to achieve the effect of combining leniency with severity and Song Yan's rule.

Liu Bang ordered Xiao He to consult Qin Law, namely "Nine Chapters of Han Law".

This is based on the six "legal classics" formulated by Li Kui during the Warring States Period (theft law, thief law, net law, arrest law, miscellaneous law and equipment law), supplemented by the Household Law (household registration management, marriage system and tax collection), the Punishment Law (mainly providing for corvee and garrison troops) and the Stability Law (mainly providing for cattle and horse husbandry and postal delivery).

Liu Bang made good use of Uncle Sun Tong to sort out the outline of the dynasty. Uncle Sun Tong formulated a set of political etiquette system suitable for the situation at that time, and wrote etiquette monographs such as Twelve Articles of Hanyi, Li Handu and Eighteen Articles of Law, which played an important role in the establishment and consolidation of the Han Dynasty and left a valuable cultural heritage for later generations.

2. Economy:

When Liu Bang invaded Xianyang, he abolished the harsh laws of the Qin Dynasty. Make a pact with the people in three chapters, seal up the state treasury, and win the hearts of the people without harming the people.

Liu bang exempted his corvee to reduce the burden on the people, such as reducing rent, paying five taxes and one tax, "sharing interest with the people" and releasing handmaiden. Anyone who sells himself as a handmaiden because of hunger is not allowed to be a Shu Ren, liberating productive forces, dismissing soldiers, returning home on credit, and giving them land and housing so that they can engage in productive labor and quickly restore and improve the national economy.