Zhu Quanzhongjian (later) Liang (907)

In April 907, Zhu Quanzhong, the King of Liang, took the throne, with the state name of Da liang, Jianyuan Kaiping, which was for Liang Taizu, marking another fragmentation of China, a state of great division and merger. Zhu Quanzhong, that is, Zhu Wen, was originally a general of the Huangchao Army, but when he saw that the rebel army was gone, he raised an army to surrender to Tang. The Tang court awarded Zhu Wen the envoy of Tonghua Jiedushi, the general of the Right Jinwu, and the deputy envoy of the Hezhong Xingying camp, and gave him the name Quanzhong, and later conferred the title of King of Liang. Zhu Quanzhong's army was strong and he attempted to usurp Tang. He successively killed Emperor Zhaozong, Established a Young Lord, slaughtered the kings, and destroyed the imperial soil, and possessed self-respect, and the various clans such as Li Keyong, Li Maozhen, Wang Jian, Yang Wo, Qian Wei, and Liu Rengong could not compete with them. In 904, Emperor Ai of Tang proclaimed Himself Emperor Luoyang, but all orders were issued by Zhu Quanzhong. In the first month of 907, the Tang Emperor was forced to issue an edict and set the throne in February. In March, the Tang Emperor officially surrendered the Imperial Ceremony to Liang. In April, Zhu Quanzhong, the King of Liang, changed his name to Zhu Huang (朱晃), and served the title of Emperor, that is, the emperor's throne, known in history as Later Liang Taizu,changed to Yuan Kaiping,and the national name was Daliang. In April, with The Prefecture of Tang as the capital of Kaifeng, called Dongdu, with luoyang as the western capital of Tang, abolishing the capital of Tangxi Chang'an and renaming it Da'an Prefecture and placing the state army in place; emperor of Tang as the king of Jiyin, he moved to Cao Prefecture, sent troops to defend, and killed Emperor Tang the following year; abolished the Privy Council, set up a ChongzhengYuan, and appointed the first assistant Jingxiang as an envoy. The establishment of Liang marked the fall of the Tang Dynasty and the beginning of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms.