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Liu Yan (died 194), courtesy name Junlang, was a Chinese politician and warlord who lived in the late Eastern Han dynasty of China. He was also a member of the extended family of the Han emperors. For most of his career he served as the Governor of Yi Province (covering present-day Sichuan and Chongqing), which he developed into an independent power base. His domain was passed on to his son Liu Zhang, and eventually to Liu Bei, who founded the state of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period.

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rdfs:label	Liu Yan (senyor de la guerra) (ca) Liu Yan (Gouverneur) (de) Liu Yan (Han dynasty warlord) (en) 유언 (삼국지) (ko) 劉焉 (ja) Лю Янь (Восточная Хань) (ru) 劉焉 (益州牧) (zh)
rdfs:comment	Liu Yan (mort el 194 EC) va ser un senyor de la guerra durant el període de la tardana Dinastia Han Oriental de la història xinesa. També era membre de la família extensa dels emperadors de la dinastia Han. Per a la majoria de la seva carrera va servir com a Governador de la Província de Yi (avui en dia Sichuan), que va esdevenir una base de poder independent. El seu domini va ser transmès al seu fill Liu Zhang, i finalment a Liu Bei, que va fundar l'estat de Shu Han dels Tres Regnes. (ca) Liú Yān (chinesisch 劉焉 / 刘焉; † 194), Hofname (Zi) Jūnláng (君郎), war ein Provinzgouverneur der chinesischen Han-Dynastie. Als in den 80er Jahren des 2. Jahrhunderts die Zentralregierung die Kontrolle über die Provinzen verlor, konnte Liu Yan seine Provinz zu einem unabhängigen Territorium ausbauen. (de) Liu Yan (died 194), courtesy name Junlang, was a Chinese politician and warlord who lived in the late Eastern Han dynasty of China. He was also a member of the extended family of the Han emperors. For most of his career he served as the Governor of Yi Province (covering present-day Sichuan and Chongqing), which he developed into an independent power base. His domain was passed on to his son Liu Zhang, and eventually to Liu Bei, who founded the state of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period. (en) 劉焉（りゅうえん、? - 194年）は、中国後漢末期の政治家。字は君郎。荊州江夏郡竟陵県の人。子に劉範・劉誕・劉瑁・劉璋。『後漢書』と『三国志』蜀志に伝がある。後漢末の動乱期において、各地に割拠した群雄の1人。益州の地方官として赴任しそのまま独立勢力を築き、三国時代の蜀の先駆けとなる。 (ja) 유언(劉焉, ? ~ 194년)은 중국 후한 말의 정치가로 자는 군랑(君郞)이며 형주 강하군 경릉현(竟陵縣) 사람이다. 전한 경제의 후손으로 중신 반열에 올랐다. 후한 말의 혼란 속에서 주목의 영향력을 강화할 것을 건의하였고 스스로 익주로 부임해서는 독자 세력을 구축하였다. 이각·곽사·번조 연립 정권의 축출도 기도했지만 실패하였다. (ko) 劉焉（2世纪？－194年），字君郎（《华阳国志校补图注》云当字君朗），江夏竟陵（今湖北省天门市）人，東漢末年割据军阀之一，官至陽城侯益州牧。他以州牧身份建立的地方割据势力为三国时代最早的一批，同时是持续时间较长的，直到214年其子刘璋向刘备投降才终结。 (zh) Лю Янь (кит. трад. 劉焉, упр. 刘焉, пиньинь Liú Yān, ?-194), взрослое имя Цзюньла́н (кит. 君郎) — военный и политический деятель периода конца империи Хань. Лю Янь был потомком Лю Юя, который был пятым сыном императора Цзин-ди и носил титул «князь Лу». Эта ветвь рода Лю была мощной и влиятельной, а сам Лю Янь оказался хорошим администратором, и он быстро сделал карьеру при дворе, достигнув поста тайчана (распорядителя императорских церемоний). Во время правления императора Лин-ди двор стал опасным с политической точки зрения местом, и Лю Янь решил, что настала пора держаться от него подальше. В 188 году он убедил императора, что причиной не прекращающихся крестьянских восстаний является то, что у местных властей не хватает власти, и по совету Лю Яня император издал указ, в соответствии с которым (ru)
foaf:name	Liu Yan (en)
name	Liu Yan (en)
birth place	Qianjiang, Hubei Hubei
death place	Sichuan Chengdu
death place	Sichuan Chengdu
birth place	Qianjiang, Hubei Hubei
dct:subject	Liu Yan and associates Political office-holders in Henan Han dynasty politicians from Hubei 2nd-century births Political office-holders in Hebei Han dynasty warlords Political office-holders in Sichuan 194 deaths Politicians from Qianjiang
Wikipage page ID	6761786 (xsd:integer)
Wikipage revision ID	1063747811 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Qiang people Qianjiang, Hubei Romance of the Three Kingdoms Liu Yan and associates Book of the Later Han Annotations to Records of the Three Kingdoms Hubei Political office-holders in Henan Pei Songzhi Cui Yan Eastern Han dynasty Han dynasty politicians from Hubei Emperor Jing of Han Emperor Ling of Han Emperor Xian of Han Li Jue (Han dynasty) Liu Liu Bei Liu Zhang (warlord) Luo Guanzhong Ma Teng Shu Han Sichuan Zhang Lu (Han dynasty) 2nd-century births Political office-holders in Hebei Three Kingdoms Han dynasty warlords Pang Xi Political office-holders in Sichuan Fan Ye (historian) Guo Si Han Sui Hanzhong Courtesy name Nine Ministers Chang'an Chen Shou Chengdu Chongqing Jiaozhi Sun Quan 194 deaths Youzhou Jiedushi Dong Zhuo Records of the Three Kingdoms Yellow Turban Rebellion Yi Province Lists of people of the Three Kingdoms Politicians from Qianjiang Liu Yu (Prince Gong of Lu)

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