Han (state) - List of Han Rulers

List of Han Rulers

Title Name Reign Alternative Title(s)
Pre-State sovereigns
Wuzi
韓武子
Hán Wàn
韓萬
Qiubo
韓赇伯
unknown
Dingbo
韓定伯
Hán Jiǎn
韓简
Ziyu
韓子輿
Hán Yú
韓輿
Xianzi
韓獻子
Hán Jué
韓厥
Xuanzi
韓宣子
Hán Qǐ
韓起
Zhenzi
韓貞子
Hán Xū
韓須
Jianzi
韓簡子
Hán Bùxìn
韓不信
Zhuangzi
韓莊子
Hán Gēng
韓庚
Kangzi
韓康子
Hán Hǔ
韓虎
Wuzi
韓武子
Hán Qǐzhāng
韓啓章
424 BC – 409 BC
State sovereigns
Marquess Jing
韓景侯
Hán Qián
韓虔
408 BC – 400 BC
Marquess Lie
韓烈侯
Hán Qǔ
韓取
399 BC – 387 BC Marquess Wu (韓武侯)
Marquess Wen
韓文侯
unknown 386 BC – 377 BC
Marquess Ai
韓哀侯
unknown 376 BC – 374 BC
Marquess Gong
韓共侯
Hán Ruòshān
韓若山
374 BC – 363 BC Marquess Zhuang (韓莊侯)
Marquess Yi (韓懿侯)
Marquess Xi
韓厘侯
Hán Wǔ
韓武
362 BC – 233 BC Marquess Zhao (韓昭侯)
King Xuanhui
韓宣惠王
unknown 332 BC – 312 BC King Xuan (韓宣王)
Marquess Wei (韓威侯), before 323 BC
King Xiang
韓襄王
unknown 311 BC – 296 BC King Xiang'ai (韓襄哀王)
King Daoxiang (韓悼襄王)
King Xi
韓釐王
Hán Jiù
韓咎
295 BC – 273 BC
King Huanhui
韓桓惠王
unknown 272 BC – 239 BC
King An
韓王安
Hán Ān
韓安
238 BC – 230 BC

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