Which emperor is played in "Legend of Ban Shu"?

Liu Hu, Emperor of Han'an.

Liu Hu (94-April 30, 125), Emperor An of the Han Dynasty (reigned from 106 to 125), was the grandson of Emperor Zhang of the Han Dynasty, Liu Jing, and the son of Xiao Wang Liu Qing of Qinghe. His mother was Zuo Xiao'e. The sixth emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he reigned for 19 years.

When Emperor Han'an came to the throne, the Eastern Han Dynasty was faced with internal and external troubles, and everything was difficult. First, there was an urgent report from Hexi. Countries in the Western Regions were dissatisfied with the harsh government of Ren Shang, who served as the Protector of the Western Regions after Ban Chao left office, and rebelled against the Han one after another. Then came the Qiang uprising. This war lasted for 11 years and cost a lot of money, which greatly damaged the vitality of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

In the fourth year of Yanguang (125 years), Emperor An of the Han Dynasty went south to Wancheng and returned to Beijing after falling ill. In March, he died in a car on his way back to Beijing at the age of thirty-two. He was buried in Gongling, with the temple name Gongzong of the Han Dynasty and his posthumous title Emperor Xiaoan.

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In the fourth year of Yanguang (125 years), Emperor Han'an of the Han Dynasty traveled south with Queen Yan and his relatives. In the third month of Gengshen, they arrived in Wancheng and suddenly fell ill. He was hot and cold at times and became seriously ill, so he had to order an immediate return to Beijing. In March, he arrived at Ye County (now south of Ye County, Henan Province) on his way back and was already in a critical condition.

He wanted to make arrangements for his funeral, but was speechless. He could only open his eyes and stare at the queen, slowly dying in the car at the age of thirty-two. He didn't dare to announce it to the outside world, but he served food and asked questions about his daily life as usual. He returned to the palace on Gengwu day. Xinwei mourned only at night. At that time, he was buried in Gongling Mausoleum of the Han Dynasty. His temple was named Gongzong of the Han Dynasty and his posthumous name was Emperor Xiaoan.

In the first year of Chuping (190), a minister reported that Emperor He of Han, Emperor An of Han, Emperor Shun of Han, and Emperor Huan of Han had no merit and virtue and were not suitable for the title of clan; they also expressed respect for the empress Huai, empress Yin, and empress Gongmin. The queen is not the legitimate wife, and if the title is no longer suitable, please remove the title. Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty issued an edict saying: "Yes."

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