Ying Liu

Ying Liu (5 years - February 25), was the great-grandson of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty, the great-grandson of Liu Xiao, King of Chu, and the son of Liu Xian, Marquis of Guangqi. - On the first month of the first year of the founding of the People's Republic of China (January 10, 9 AD), he was the crown prince of the Western Han Dynasty. He did not become emperor.

Liu Ying only served as the crown prince for three years in his life. He was imprisoned at the age of four and ordered to prohibit anyone from speaking with him. When Ru Ziying grew up, he didn't know the six animals and couldn't speak clearly, so he became a fool. In February of the third year of Gengshi (AD 25), he was killed by Li Song in Linjing.