Emperor Jing was the fifth emperor of the Han Dynasty in ancient China, ruling from 157 to 141 BCE. He was known for his efforts to promote Confucianism and improve the welfare of his people. His reign is often characterized by relative peace and stability, which allowed for economic growth and cultural development. During his rule, Emperor Jing implemented various reforms, including tax reductions and land redistribution, to support farmers. He also focused on strengthening the central government and reducing the power of feudal lords, which helped consolidate the authority of the Han Dynasty and laid the groundwork for future emperors.