House
Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period
Period of Chinese history (907–979)
- Dated 907 CE – 960 CE
- Also called 5 Dynasties, 10 Kingdoms, Five Dynasties
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Affiliation 6
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- is part of history of China account of past events in the Chinese civilisation
- includes Later Han dynasty fourth of the Five Dynasties of China
- includes Later Jin dynasty Chinese dynasty (936–947); one of the Five Dynasties
- includes Later Liang dynasty one of the Five Dynasties of China
- includes Later Zhou dynasty Chinese dynasty (951–960); fifth of the Five Dynasties
- is part of Mid-Imperial China period of Chinese history from 581 to 960
Succession in office 1
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