Chapter Five: Sui and Tang dynasties
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Xu Jian, Introductory History of the Qin, p. 40
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許健﹕琴史初編，第52-3頁 |
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The period includes (with capital cities [and modern name]):
Sui (589-618; Chang An [Xi'an] and Luoyang)
Tang (618-906; Chang An)
Northern and Southern dynasties:
North: Five Dynasties (907-959)
Later Liang (907-923; Kaifeng)
Later Tang (923-934; Luoyang)
Later Jin (936-947; Kaifeng)
Later Han (947-951; Kaifeng)
Later Zhou (951-960; Kaifeng)
South: 10 Kingdoms (regional; includes one northern kingdom)
Former Shu (907-925; Chengdu; Sichuan)
Later Shu (934-965; Chengdu; Sichuan)
Nanping (907-963; Jiangling area, in Hubei)
Chu (927-956; Changsha, most of Hunan)
Wu (902-937; Jiangdu [Yangzhou]; most of Jiangsu, Anhui and Jiangxi)
Southern Tang (937-975; Jiangning [Nanjing]; most of Jiangsu, Anhui and Jiangxi)
Wu Yue (907-978; Hangzhou; Zhejiang and parts of Fujian)
Min (907-946; Changle [Fuzhou]; most of Fujian)
Southern Han or Yue (907-971; Guangzhou; Guangdong and part of Guangxi)
Northern Han (951-979; Taiyuan; most of Shanxi)
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