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Liu Bobo, a surviving prince of the Tiefu fled to the Ordos Loop, where he founded a state called the Xia ( thus named because of the Xiongnu's supposed ancestry from the Xia dynasty ) and changed his surname to Helian ( 赫連 ).
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Liu and Bobo
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With Liu Yu having left Chang ' an, Xia's emperor Helian Bobo was intent on taking Chang ' an himself.
Its chieftain Liu Bobo established the state of Xia in 407 and changed his family name into Helian.
Liu and surviving
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However, although he claimed to miss Prince Ju greatly, he did not at this time rectify the situation where Prince Ju's surviving progeny, a grandson, Liu Bingyi, languished in prison as a child.
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Liu and prince
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Liu and Tiefu
The Xiongnu formed the Tiefu state under Liu Qubei.
By 260, Liu Qubei had organized the Tiefu confederacy in the north east, and by 290, Liu Yuan was leading a splinter group in the south west.
The Liu ( Dugu ) were also known as Tiefu 铁弗, a term which meant that they had Xiongnu fathers and Xianbei mothers.
Liu and fled
Lü Bu fled to Xu Province and was received by Liu Bei, and an uneasy alliance began between the two.
Liu Bei, together with his followers Zhang Fei and Guan Yu, fled to Cao Cao, who accepted him.
Liu Bei fled to join Liu Biao in Jing Province, and many of Yuan Shao's forces were destroyed.
Zhang Rang had previously fled with Emperor Shao ( r. 189 CE ) and his brother Liu Xie — the future Emperor Xian of Han ( r. 189 – 220 CE ).
Liu Bei, unwilling to submit to Cao Cao, fled south.
Cao caught up to him and crushed his forces, but Liu Bei escaped with his life ; he fled to Dangyang ( 當陽, in present-day Yichang, Hubei ).
Liu Bei fled to Hebei and joined the warlord Yuan Shao.
In the chaos, Yuan Shao's commander Wen Chou was killed and Liu Bei fled.
Liu Bei fled to Zigui with Wu forces hot on his heels and the demoralised Shu troops were unable to hold their ground and kept retreating.
Liu Bei fled to Xuchang, where Cao Cao received him well, gave him some troops, provisions, and official appointment of Governor of Yu Province ( 豫州牧 ).
Zhang Fei protected Liu Bei when the latter fled from the battlefield, while Guan Yu surrendered to Cao Cao on terms that he could return to Liu Bei's service if the latter was alive.
Liu Bei fled north to join Yuan Shao, where he was received with respect by Yuan Shao and his son Yuan Tan.
Liu Bei fled to Jing Province to seek refuge under Liu Biao.
Leaving his family behind, Liu Bei fled with only scores of followers.
In 479, after rival Liu Song's throne was usurped by the general Xiao Daocheng, who established Southern Qi as its Emperor Gao, Northern Wei commissioned Liu Chang ( 劉昶 ) the Prince of Danyang, a Liu Song prince who had fled to Northern Wei in 465, with an army and promising him support to rebuild Liu Song.
When she, also in Emperor Xiaowen's absence, tried to force Emperor Xiaowen's sister Princess Pengcheng, whose husband Liu Chengxu ( 劉承緒, Liu Chang's son ) had died earlier, to marry her brother Feng Su ( 馮夙 ) the Duke of Beiping, Princess Pengcheng fled out of Luoyang and arrived at Emperor Xiaowen's camp, accusing Empress Feng of adultery.
Liu Bei survived the battle and fled to Baidicheng, where he died a year later due to illness.
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