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Liu Yu (Qi)

1073–1146 · 12th century · Also known as Emperor of Da Qi

Liu Yu was a former Song official who surrendered to the Jurchen Jin and was installed by them in 1130 as emperor of a puppet state called Qi, ruling Henan and Shaanxi from Kaifeng. He served as a buffer and attacked the Southern Song, but his campaigns failed. The Jin deposed him in 1137 and abolished his state.

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