刘肥 / Liu Fei (Qi king)

刘肥 / Liu Fei enters the wiki through Hanji 174 as 刘邦’s son from before the formal imperial household order. Liu Bang grants him the early Han 齐国, described by the source as the broad region where people speak the Qi language.

This page is intentionally named LiuFeiQiKing rather than LiuFei: the wiki already has 刘飞, a modern podcast host with a different Chinese character and subject. The semantic suffix keeps the public route distinct while preserving display links as 刘肥 where appropriate.

Hanji 188 gives Liu Fei’s Qi kingdom a military-support role. When 刘邦 waits behind fortifications against 英布 / 黥布, Liu Fei and 曹参 arrive with a large Qi force; only then does Liu Bang order the multi-sided attack that breaks Ying Bu.

Connections

• Hanji 188, 曹参, 齐国, 刘邦, and 英布 / 黥布 - Qi reinforcement in Ying Bu’s final defeat.
• Hanji 174 - source page.
• 刘邦 - father and grantor.
• 齐国, 齐国, and 临淄 - early Han kingdom, older Qi regional background, and historical capital context.
• 刘贾, 刘交, and 刘喜 - same-episode Liu-family royal grants.
• 同姓王分封 - concept this grant helps define.