Does Liu Fuling have descendants?

The emperor after Liu Fuling was Liu He. After Liu Fuling's death, his nephew Liu He was recruited into the court and inherited the throne, becoming the ninth emperor of the Han Dynasty. However, Liu He's reign was very short, only 27 days, because he was deposed during his reign. After Liu He, Emperor Xuan of Han, Liu Xun, inherited the throne and became the tenth emperor of the Western Han Dynasty. Therefore, the emperor after Liu Fuling was Liu He, and then Liu Xun.

Liu Fuling was the son of Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

Liu Fuling, Liu He, and Liu Bingyi had a grandfather-grandson relationship. Liu Fuling was the son of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Liu Che, while Liu Bing was the grandson of Prince Liu Ju. According to seniority, Liu Fuling was Liu Bingyi's grandfather. Liu Bing later became Emperor Xuan of Han, but his throne was obtained from Huo Guang, not directly passed down to him by Liu Fuling. Liu He was the son of Liu Fuling, but he was deposed after only 27 days as emperor. Therefore, Liu Fuling's Emperor Zhao of Han and Liu Bingyi's Emperor Xuan of Han were related to each other. The two of them were not much different in age, but Liu Bing was already three years younger than Liu Fuling. In short, Liu Fuling was Liu Bingyi's grandfather, and Liu Bingyi was Liu Fuling's grandson.

Liu Fuling's father was Liu Che.

The reason why Liu Fuling passed the throne to Liu Xun was because Liu Fuling mistakenly thought that Liu He was more valued by him and gave Liu Xun hope. Liu Fuling's illness and treatment of Liu He made Liu Xun mistakenly think that Liu Fuling would choose Liu He as the heir. In addition, Liu Xun had already enjoyed the power and charm of power, so he was even more eager to have his own throne. Liu Xun poisoned Liu Fuling to take his life, so as to ensure that he could inherit the dragon position. Therefore, Liu Fuling passed the throne to Liu Xun because of Liu Xun's misunderstanding and Liu Fuling's illness.

Liu Fuling passed the throne to Liu He.

In the list of emperors of the Han Dynasty, Liu Fuling was the eighth emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, Emperor Zhao of Han. His reign lasted from 87 to 74 years, a total of 14 years. Liu Fuling was the youngest son of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Liu Che. His mother was Zhao Jie Yu (Lady Gouyi). Under Huo Guang, Jin Ri, Sang Hongyang, and the others, Liu Fuling inherited the late Emperor Wu's policy of resting with the people and strengthening the defense of the north.

After Liu Fuling's death, Liu He, King of Changyi, succeeded to the throne as Emperor Zhao of Han Dynasty. However, Liu He's rule was soon deposed, and Liu Xun (Liu Bingji) succeeded him, Emperor Xuan of Han.

According to the plot of the novel Song in the Cloud, Liu Fuling was the crown prince of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. He succeeded to the throne after the death of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. After Liu Fuling succeeded to the throne, he experienced a series of political struggles and power struggles. In the end, he died of illness due to disputes with ministers. To be specific, Liu Fuling's death was due to many reasons, including physical discomfort, political struggles, etc.

Lin Shu had no descendants. Lin Shu was the main character in the Nirvana Board. He was the only son of Jin Yang's eldest princess, Xiao Qinying, and the Red Flame Marshal, Lin Xie. Even though Lin Shu had a love line in the plot, he did not leave any descendants. Therefore, it could be confirmed that Lin Shu had no descendants.