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刘邦 Liúbāng

Liu Bang (256 or 247–195 BC), peasant-born rebel leader who founded the Han dynasty and reigned as its first emperor Han Gaozu (汉高祖) 202–195 BC

刘宁 Liúníng

Liu Ning (common Chinese name); notably Liu Ning (b. 1962), governor of Liaoning Province, and Liu Ning (b. 1980s), women's Xiangqi (Chinese chess) grandmaster

刘贤 Liúxián

Liu Xian (Chinese name); historically the name of Liu Xian (刘贤, d. 154 BCE), Prince of Wu's heir during the Han dynasty, whose death over a board-game dispute with the future emperor sparked the Rebellion of the Seven States

刘洪 Liúhóng

Liu Hong (c. 129-210), Eastern Han astronomer and mathematician, creator of the Qianxiang Calendar (乾象历)

刘杰 Liújié

Liu Jie (common Chinese name) / notable bearers include Taiwanese voice actor Liu Jie (b. 1968), the Mandarin voice of Luffy in 《海贼王》 and Conan in 《名侦探柯南》

刘敏 Liúmǐn

Liu Min (common Chinese name) / notable bearers include the Chinese actress Liu Min (b. 1960), known for the 1980s film 《蓝色档案》

刘伟 Liúwěi

Liu Wei (common Chinese name) / notable bearer: Liu Wei (b. 1987), armless Chinese pianist who won 《中国达人秀》 (China's Got Talent) in 2010 playing piano with his feet

刘文 LiúWén

Liu Wen (common Chinese personal name; notably supermodel Liu Wen 刘雯, also spelled Liú Wén)

刘歆 LiúXīn

Liu Xin (c. 50 BCE - 23 CE) / Western/Xin dynasty scholar, astronomer, and bibliographer; son of Liu Xiang, who completed China's first systematic bibliography 七略 (Seven Epitomes)

刘勇 Liúyǒng

Liu Yong (common Chinese name) / notable bearers include Chinese race-walker Liu Yong (b. 1972, 1999 World Championship gold medalist) and numerous officials and academics