Wu (Ten Kingdoms)
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| Five Dynasties |
| Later Liang Dynasty |
| Later Tang Dynasty |
| Later Jin Dynasty |
| Later Han Dynasty |
| Later Zhou Dynasty |
| Ten Kingdoms |
| Wu |
| Wuyue |
| Min |
| Nanping |
| Chu |
| Southern Tang |
| Southern Han |
| Northern Han |
| Former Shu |
| Later Shu |
| Others |
| Yan |
| Qi |
| Chengde Jiedushi |
| Yiwu Jiedushi |
| Dingnan Jiedushi |
| Qingyuan Jiedushi |
| Wuping Jiedushi |
| Yin |
| See also |
| History of China |
Wu 吳 (also referred to as Huainan 淮南) was one of the Ten Kingdoms in south-central China which was in existence between the years of 904 and 937. Its capital was Guangling 廣陵 or Jiangdu 江都 (modern Yangzhou 揚州 in Jiangsu Province). It was replaced by Nantang (Southern Tang) in 937.
Rulers
- 904–905: Yáng Xíngmì 楊行密 (Tài Zǔ Xiàowǔ Huángdì 太祖孝武皇帝)
- 905–908: Yáng Wò 楊渥 (Liè Zōng Jǐng Huángdì 烈宗景皇帝)
- 908–921: Yáng Lóngyǎn 楊隆演 (Gāo Zǔ Xuān Huángdì 高祖宣皇帝)
- 921–937: Yáng Pǔ 楊溥 (Ruì Huángdì 睿皇帝)
See also
External links
- http://www.chinaknowledge.de/History/Tang/rulers-wu.html
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