Emperor Ping was conceived on 9 BC and passed on February 3, AD 6 was a emperor of the Chinese Han Dynasty from 1 BC to 5 AD. After Emperor Ai kicked the bucket childless, the throne was gone to his cousin Emperor Ping—then an offspring of nine years of age. Wang Mang was designated official by the Grand Empress Dowager Wang. Disappointed with his dad's oppressive regime, in 3 AD, Wang's child Wang Yu schemed with Emperor Ping's maternal uncles of the Wei family against Wang, however after they were found, Wang had not just Wang Yu and the Weis (aside from Consort Wei) put to death, additionally utilized this chance to blame numerous genuine or potential political adversaries as being a part of the trick and to execute or outcast them. From here onwards, the Han Dynasty existed just in name. Besides, Wang Mang additionally assigned his little girl as the ruler consort to Emperor Ping to arrange his authenticity to control. Sovereign Ping was professedly harmed by Wang Mang subsequent to ruling under six years, in light of the fact that Wang was worried that he would retaliate for his uncles, and his successor, the little child Emperor Ruzi, would be picked by none other than Wang Mang himself.