Everything about Yin Ten Kingdoms totally explained
The
Yin (殷) was a short-lived kingdom during China’s
Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period which lasted from
907 to
960 and bridged the time between the fall of the
Tang Dynasty and the foundation of the
Song Dynasty.
Rebellion from Min
The
Min kingdom was founded in
909 after the
Tang Dynasty collapsed. However, after the founder of the kingdom,
Wang Shenzhi, died in 925, the sons squabbled with one another. In
943, that led to an all out rebellion as one of Wang Shenzhi’s sons, Wang Yanzheng, rebelled and carved out the Yin Kingdom out of the northwestern part of the
Min kingdom.
Territorial Extant
The Yin kingdom was rather small, occupying an area in present-day northern
Fujian and southern
Zhejiang. It was bounded by
Wuyue to the north,
Min to the south and east and the
Southern Tang to the west.
Fall of the Kingdom
Yin was one of the shortest lived kingdoms in Chinese history. The
Min court asked the
Southern Tang for assistance in dealing with the Yin. The
Southern Tang intervened, but on their own behalf and absorbed the kingdom into its own domains. The following year, it absorbed the
Min as well.
Ruler
Sovereigns in Yin Kingdom 943-945>
| Temple Names (Miao Hao 廟號) |
Posthumous Names (Shi Hao 諡號 ) |
Personal Names |
Period of Reigns |
Era Names (Nian Hao 年號) and their according range of years |
| Did not exist |
Tian De Di (天德帝 Tiān Dédì) (as Emperor of Yin) |
王延政 Wáng Yánzhèng |
943-945 |
Tiande (天德 Tiān Dé) 943-945 |
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