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Emperor Guangwu was the first emperor of [[Han Dynasty|Eastern Han Dynasty]] China. He held the throne from 25 to 57 CE. He is celebrated for a variety of activities, including establishing the capital at [[Luoyang]], resecuring the empire after the uprising of [[Wang Mang]], and various military expeditions.

Emperor Guangwu was the first emperor of [[Han Dynasty|Eastern Han Dynasty]] China. He held the throne from 25 to 57 CE. He is celebrated for a variety of activities, including establishing the capital at [[Luoyang]], resecuring the empire after the uprising of [[Wang Mang]], and various military expeditions.

He is significant in Japanese history as the emperor who in 57 CE granted a golden seal to the state of [[Na]], located on Kyushu, a seal which would be discovered by a farmer in the 18th century, one of the earliest extant pieces of evidence of Japanese polities, and of their interactions with the continent.

He is significant in Japanese history as the emperor who in 57 CE granted a golden seal to the state of [[Na]], located on Kyushu, a seal which would be discovered by a farmer in the 18th century, the earliest extant piece of material evidence of Japanese polities, and of their interactions with the continent.

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