Ruler · 259 – 307
Emperor Hui of Jin
Lived 259 – 307. Emperor of China of Jin dynasty (266–420), 290 – 307; also in the line of Chinese Empire.
For the full story, the article on Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0); this page holds what the record says of the reign.
- Lived
- 259 – 307
- 48 years
- In office
- 17 years
- one reign
- Lines
- 2
- states
- Left it
- killed in office
- Wikidata's manner of death
Emperor of China
Jin dynasty (266–420) · the 2nd of 5 dated reigns · 266 – 316
Emperor Hui of Jin290 – 307
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Reigned 290 – 307 · 17 years · came to it aged 31
- Came to it
- the child of the ruler before, on record
- Left it
- killed in officeWikidata's manner of death: homicide; poison
the term records: death in office
With Sima Yue effectively controlling the government, Emperor Hui reigned for several months until 8 January 307, when, for unknown reasons, he was poisoned while eating bread.
Also in the line of Chinese Empire (64th of 395).
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