Emperor Zhao of Han was the fifth emperor of the Han Dynasty in ancient China, ruling from 87 to 74 BCE. He was known for his relatively short reign and for being a young and capable leader. His rule was marked by efforts to promote Confucianism and improve the welfare of his people. During his reign, Emperor Zhao focused on reducing taxes and implementing policies that benefited farmers. He also worked to strengthen the central government and maintain stability within the empire. His leadership contributed to the continued prosperity of the Han Dynasty, which is often regarded as a golden age in Chinese history.