Ban and his older brother Li Du (李都), and made Li Qi emperor, after forging an edict from Empress Dowager Ren accusing Li Ban of crimes. Li Qi initially gave Li Ban the posthumous name Crown Prince Li (the same posthumous name that Emperor Wu of Han's crown prince Liu Ju, forced into rebellion against his father, received), effectively refusing to recognize Li Ban as an emperor. In 338, when Li Qi was overthrown by Li Shou, Li Shou posthumously honored Li Ban as Emperor Ai. Personal information Father Li Dang (李蕩), the second son of Li Te and older brother to Li Xiong (Emperor Wu) Mother Lady Luo (executed by Li Qi 334) References 4th-century Chinese monarchs Cheng Han emperors Assassinated Chinese people Murdered Chinese emperors 288 births 334 deaths