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After he died, his men hid the body so that his enemies could never find it. Though there is some speculation, the exact location of Liu Bei's grave is not known today.
After he died, his men hid the body so that his enemies could never find it. Though there is some speculation, the exact location of Liu Bei's grave is not known today.
===Legacy===
He was very well respected, even by his enemies. After learning of his death, [[Cao Pi]] wrote an homage to him. Emperor Wendi of the [[Sui Dynasty]] staged a funeral procession for Liu Bei and was the first to acknowledge him as a true emperor.
Although the Shu Han was weakened by Liu Bei's death, it lasted for more than 20 years under the rule of Liu Bei's son [[Liu Shan]].
[[Category:Chinese History]]
[[Category:Chinese History]]
[[Category:Chinese Warlords]]
[[Category:Chinese Warlords]]