The Complete Works of the Emperors of Qin, Two Han, Two Jin, Sui, Tang, Two Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing
Is the real Ran Min in history a savior hero or a fierce general in the chaotic world?
In 220-265, Cao Wei was replaced by the Western Jin Dynasty.
Emperor Cao Pi of Wei
Emperor Cao Pi of Wei (reigned 220–226)
Cao Rui, Emperor of Wei (reigned 226–240)
Cao Fang, King of Wei Qi (reigned 240–254)
Duke Cao Ofe of Wei (reigned 254–260)
Emperor Cao Of Wei (reigned 260–265)
In 221-263, Shu Han was destroyed by Cao Wei.
Emperor Liu Bei of Shu Zhaolie
Emperor Liu Bei of the Han Dynasty (reigned 221–223)
Empress Dowager Liu Chan (reigned 223–263)
In 229-280, Eastern Wu was destroyed by the Western Jin Dynasty.
Sun Quan the Great
Sun Quan the Great of Wu (reigned 229–252)
Emperor Sun Liang of Wu (reigned 252–258)
Emperor Jing of Wu (reigned 258–264)
Sun Hao, emperor of the late Wu Dynasty (reigned 264–280)
In 301-376, Former Liang was destroyed by Former Qin.
Former Liangwu King Zhang Rail (reigned 301–314)
Former Liangming King Zhang Yi (reigned 314–320)
Former Liangcheng King Zhang Mao (reigned 320–324)
Zhang Jun, Former King of Liangwen (reigned 324–346)
Zhang Chonghua, former King of Lianghuan (reigned 346–353)
Zhang Yaoling, former King of Liang (reigned 353)
Former Liangwei King Zhang Zuo (reigned 353–355)
Zhang Xuanliang, former King of Liangchong (reigned 355–363)
Zhang Tianxi, former King of Liang (reigned 363–376)
In 304-347, Chenghan was destroyed by the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
Chengwu Emperor Li Xiong (reigned 304–334)
Emperor Li Ban of Cheng 'ai ( reigned 334 )
Emperor Li of the Cheng Dynasty (reigned 334-338)
Emperor Wen of Han (reigned 338–343)
Li Shi, the Lord of the Han Dynasty (reigned 343–347)
In 304-329, Han Zhao was destroyed by Later Zhao.
Emperor Wen of Han (reigned 304–310)
Emperor Liu He of the Han Dynasty (reigned 310)
Emperor Liu Cong of the Han Dynasty (reigned 310–318)
Emperor Liu Ofe of Han (reigned 318)
Emperor Zhaowen of Zhao (reigned 318–329)
In 319-351, Later Zhao was destroyed by Ran Min.
Emperor Shi Le of Zhao (reigned 319-333)
Emperor Shihong of Zhao (reigned 333–334)
Emperor Shihu of Zhaowu (reigned 334–349)
Emperor Shi of Zhao (reigned 349)
Emperor ShiZun of Zhao (reigned 349)
Emperor Shi Jian of Zhao (reigned 349–350)
Emperor Shi of the late Zhao Dynasty (reigned 350-351)
In 337-370, Former Yan was destroyed by Former Qin.
Former Yan Emperor Murong Hao (reigned 337–348)
Former Yan Jingzhao Emperor Murong Juan (reigned 348–360)
Former Yan Emperor Murong Wei (reigned 360–370)
From 350 to 352, the state of Wei was destroyed by Former Yan.
Wu mourns the Heavenly King Ran Min
Ran Min, King of Wu (reigned 350–352)
From 350 to 394, Former Qin was destroyed by Western Qin.
Former Qin Jingming Emperor Jian Jian (reigned 350–355)
Former Qin Deposed Emperor Feisheng (reigned 355-357)
Former Qin Emperor Xuanzhao (reigned 357–385)
Former Qin Emperor Ping (reigned 385-386)
Former Qin Emperor Gao Deng (reigned 386-394)
Former Qin Xuanwen Emperor Gong Chong (reigned 394)
From 384 to 409, Later Yan was destroyed by Northern Yan.
Later Yan Chengwu Emperor Murong Chui (reigned 384-396)
Murong Bao, Emperor Hui of Later Yan (reigned 396–397)
Murong Sheng, Emperor Zhaowu of Later Yan (reigned 398–401)
Murong Xi, Emperor Zhaowen of Later Yan (reigned 401–407)
Murong Yun, Emperor Huiyi of Later Yan (reigned 407–409)
From 384 to 394, Western Yan was destroyed by Later Yan.
Murong Hong, Emperor Liewen of Western Yan (reigned 384)
Murong Chong, Emperor Wei of Western Yan (reigned 384–385)
Western Yan deposed Emperor Duan Sui (reigned 385-386)
Emperor Murong Yan of Western Yan (reigned 386)
Emperor Wen of Western Yan (murong yao) (reigned 386)
Murong Zhong, Emperor An of Western Yan (reigned 386)
Murong Yong, Emperor Wuhuan of Western Yan (reigned 386–394)
From 384 to 417, Later Qin was destroyed by the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
Later Qin Wuzhao Emperor Yao Cang (reigned 384–394)
Later Qin Emperor Wenhuan Yao Xing (reigned 394–416)
Later Qin Emperor Yao Hong (reigned 416–417)
In 385-431, Western Qin was destroyed by Hu Xia.
Western Qin Xuanlie King Qifu Guoren (reigned 385-388)
King Wuyuan of Western Qin (reigned 388-412)
King Wenzhao of Western Qin (reigned 412–428)
King Liwu of Western Qin (reigned 428-431)
In 386-403, Hou Liang was destroyed by Later Qin.
Emperor Lü Guang of Later Liangyi (reigned 386–399)
Later Liangyin Emperor Lü Shao (reigned 399)
Later Liangling Emperor Lü (reigned 399–401)
Later Liang Emperor Lü Long (reigned 401–403)
In 397-414, Southern Liang was destroyed by Western Qin.
King Bald Wugu of Southern Liang (reigned 397-399)
King Bald Lilu of Nanliangkang (reigned 399-402)
King Jing of Southern Liangjing (reigned 402–414)
From 397 to 439, Northern Liang was destroyed by Northern Wei.
Duan Ye, King wen of Northern Liang (reigned 397-401)
Northern LiangWu Xuanwang Frustrated Qu Mengxun (reigned 401–433)
Northern Lianglai King Depressed Qu Muqian (reigned 433-439)
From 398 to 410, Southern Yan was destroyed by the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
Emperor Xianwu of Southern Yan (murong de) (reigned 398–405)
Murong Chao, emperor of the late Later Yan Dynasty (reigned 405–410)
From 400 to 421, Xiliang was destroyed by Beiliang.
Li Xuan, King of Western Liangwu (reigned 400–417)
Li Xin,The Deposed King of Western Liang (reigned 417–420)
Li Ke,the late king of Western Liang (reigned 420–421)
In 405-413, Shu shu was destroyed by the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
Emperor Yu (reigned 405–413)
From 409 to 436, Northern Yan was destroyed by Northern Wei.
Emperor Wencheng of Northern Yan (reigned 409–430)
Emperor Zhaocheng of Northern Yan Feng Hong (reigned 430-439)
In 407-431, the State of Xia was destroyed by the Northern Wei Dynasty.
Emperor Xia Wulie (reigned 407–425)
Helian Chang (reigned 425–428)
Hellendin (reigned 428–431)
From 313 to 663, Tuguhun was destroyed by Tubo.
Murong Tuguhun (reigned 313–317)
Murong Tuyan (reigned 313–329)
Murong Yeyan (reigned 329–351)
Murong Peixi (reigned 351–371)
Murong Shilian (reigned 371–390)
Murong Shiyi (reigned 390–400)
Murong Wudi (reigned 400–405)
Murong Shuluogan (reigned 405–417)
Murong Achai (reigned 417–424)
Murong Mugui (reigned 424–436)
Murong Muliyan (reigned 436–452)
Murong Shiyin (reigned 452–481)
Murong Duyihou (reigned 481–490)
Murong Fulian (reigned 490–540)
Murong Kualu (reigned 540–591)
Murong Shifu (reigned 591–597)
Murong Shiyun (reigned 597–635)
Murong Shun (reigned 635)
Murong Nuobao (reigned 635–663)
From 420 to 479, Liu Song was replaced by Southern Qi.
Emperor Liu Yu of the Song Dynasty
Emperor Liu Yu of Song (reigned 420–422)
Liu Yifu, Emperor Shao of Song (reigned 422–424)
Emperor Wen of Song (reigned 424–453)
Song Yuan's murderer Liu Shao (reigned 453)
Emperor Xiaowu of Song (reigned 453–464)
Former Song Emperor Liu Ziye (reigned 464–465)
Emperor Liu Yu of song (reigned 465–472)
Deposed Emperor Liu Yu of the Song Dynasty (reigned 472–478)
Emperor Shun of Song (reigned 478–479)
From 479 to 502, Southern Qi was replaced by Southern Liang.
Emperor Xiao Daocheng of QiGao
Emperor Xiao Daocheng of Qi (reigned 479–482)
Emperor Xiao Zhao of Qiwu (reigned 482–493)
Xiao Zhaoye, King of Qi Yulin (reigned 493-494)
Xiao Zhaowen, King of Qihai (reigned 494)
Emperor Xiao luan of Qiming (reigned 494–498)
Marquis Xiao Baojuan of Qidong (reigned 498-501)
Qi and Emperor Xiao Baorong (reigned 501–502)
In 502-557, Nanliang was replaced by Southern Chen.
Emperor Xiao Yan of Liangwu
Emperor Xiao Yan of Liangwu (reigned 502–549)
Emperor Xiao Gang of Liang (reigned 549–551)
Xiao Dong the Prince of Liang Yuzhang (reigned 551)
Emperor Jing of Liang (reigned 551–552)
Emperor Xiao of Liangyuan (reigned 552–554)
Emperor Xiao Fangzhi of Liang (reigned 555–557)
From 555 to 587, Western Liang was destroyed by the Sui Dynasty.
Emperor Xuan of Liang (reigned 555–562)
Emperor Xiao of Liang (reigned 562–585)
Emperor Xiao of Liang (reigned 585–587)
From 557 to 589, Southern Chen was destroyed by the Sui Dynasty.
Chen Wu emperor Chen Baxian
Emperor Wu of Chen (reigned 557–559)
Emperor Wen of Chen (reigned 559–566)
Emperor Bozong of Chen (reigned 566–568)
Emperor Xuan of Chen (reigned 568–582)
Chen Shubao ,582–589)
From 385 to 534, the Northern Wei Dynasty split into the Eastern and Western Wei Dynasties.
Emperor Tuoba Jue of Wei (reigned 385–409)
Emperor Tuoba of Wei (reigned 409–423)
Emperor Tuobatao of Wei (reigned 423–452)
Emperor Wencheng of Wei (reigned 452–465)
Emperor Tuobahong of Wei (reigned 465–471)
Emperor Yuanhong of Wei (reigned 471–499)
Emperor Xuanwu of Wei (reigned 499–515)
Emperor Xiaoming of Wei (reigned 515–528)
Lady Wei Yuan (reigned 528)
Yuanzhao the Prince of Wei (reigned 528)
Emperor Xiaozhuang of Wei (reigned 528–530)
Yuanye the Prince of Wei (reigned 530–531)
Emperor Yuangong of the Wei Dynasty (reigned 531–532)
Deposed Emperor Yuen Long of Wei (reigned 531–532)
Emperor Xiaowu of Wei (reigned 532–534)
In 534-550, Eastern Wei was replaced by Northern Qi.
Emperor Xiaojing of Wei (reigned 534–550)
From 550 to 577, Northern Qi was destroyed by Northern Zhou.
Emperor Gao Yang of Qi (reigned 550–559)
Emperor Gao Yin of Qi (reigned 559–560)
Emperor Xiaozhao of Qi (reigned 560-561)
Emperor Gao Zhan of Qi (reigned 561–565)
Gao Wei, the lord of Qi (reigned 565-577)
Gao Heng ,577)
In 535-557, Western Wei was replaced by Northern Zhou.
Emperor Wen of Wei (reigned 534–551)
Emperor Yuanqin of Wei (reigned 551–554)
Emperor Gong of Wei (reigned 554–557)
From 557 to 581, northern Zhou was replaced by the Sui Dynasty.
Emperor Xiaomin of Zhou (reigned 557)
Emperor Yuwen Of Zhou (reigned 557–560)
Emperor Wu of Zhou (reigned 560–578)
Emperor Xuan of Zhou (reigned 578–579)
Emperor Jing of Zhou (reigned 579–581)