Dai (Warring States period)
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In the Chu–Han, a Zhao royal Zhao Xie was installed as the king of Zhao by Zhang Er (Zhang Ao's father) and Chen Yu in 208 BCE and was briefly changed into the king of Dai in 206 BCE. Chen Yu, Zhao Xie's general, was installed as the king of Dai in 206–204 BCE.
When the Han dynasty was founded, Liu Bang took back all the kingships/principalities from the vassal kings of family names different from Liu. He created his son Liu Heng as the prince of Dai in 196 BCE.
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