The status of the surname Liu in Japan is: becoming the third largest surname in Japan.
The Liu family of the Han Dynasty emigrated to Japan, which was an earth-shattering event at that time. Therefore, it is recorded in the Japanese history books "Nihonshu", "Old Sayings Supplement" and "Continued Nihonki". After the Liu clan came to Japan, most of them did not continue to use the surname "Liu". Instead, they completely integrated into Japan and evolved into a new Japanese surname - Takahashi.
Many surnames in Japan are derived from the Liu family.
In fact, many surnames in Japan are derived from the Liu family. The descendants were given the surname Sakagami, and in the 16th year of Emperor Yuryu's reign, the surname was changed to Taizo.
In the era of Emperor Suzaku, the 45th generation grandson of King Achi, Han Emperor Liu Bang, was appointed as General Zhengxi. He made great contributions to quelling the "Tenkei Rebellion" and received huge commendations and rewards. Officials hold important positions such as Nagato Shou, Dazai and Eunuch.