Ruler · 856 – 908
Li Keyong
Lived 856 – 908; politician. Prince of Jin of Jin (Later Tang precursor), 896 – 908. The atlas files them under Tang dynasty.
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- Lived
- 856 – 908
- 52 years
- In office
- 12 years
- one reign
- Lines
- 1
- Jin (Later Tang precursor)
- Left it
- killed
- the ruler's own article
Prince of Jin
Jin (Later Tang precursor) · the 1st of 2 dated reigns · 896 – 923
Li Keyong896 – 908
Reigned 896 – 908 · 12 years
- Left it
- killedread from the ruler's own article
Wang then abandoned Bin Prefecture and fled; he was killed in flight by his own officers, and Li Keyong took Bin, but instead of taking control of it (or, as Li Hanzhi then requested, giving it to Li Hanzhi), recommended the imperial officer Su Wenjian (蘇文建) to be the military governor, and Emperor…
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