刘宽 / Liu Kuan (late Han)

Hanji 907 places Liu Kuan in the 176 CE senior-office churn before the failed Xianbei expedition. The source says he moves from guanglu xun to taiwei after the previous taiwei is removed, making his Hanji 909 dismissal part of a longer unstable office sequence rather than a single isolated omen event.

Hanji 909 introduces Liu Kuan as the taiwei removed after the tenth-month first-day solar eclipse that follows the failed 177 CE Xianbei expedition. The source gives him an office-accountability role rather than a developed policy voice: responsibility shifts upward through omen-linked removal while the defeated commanders redeem themselves from prison.

Connections

• Hanji 907, 汉灵帝, and 杨赐 - 176 CE senior-office churn before later omen accountability.
• Hanji 909 — source episode for his removal.
• 天象政治责任 — solar eclipse as a political-responsibility trigger.
• 孟郁 — successor appointed taiwei after Liu Kuan’s removal.
• 汉灵帝, 陈球, and 杨赐 — same late-Han court office-churn context.