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c. 23 CEAfter the sack of Chang'an, Liu Xiu led his loyal officials to the city of Luoyang, where the Chinese imperial capital was relocated.
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184 CEA large peasant uprising known as the Yellow Turban Rebellion (sometimes referred to as the Yellow Scarves Rebellion) threatened the city of Luoyang.
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189 CELuoyang, the Han capital, is sacked by the Chinese warlord Dong Zhuo.
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190 CELuoyang, the Han capital in China, is burned.
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494 CEThe Northern Wei select Luoyang as their capital in China.
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528 CESteppe hordes attack the Chinese capital Luoyang.