The first year of Tianfu in the Later Han Dynasty

The first year of Tianfu in the Later Jin Dynasty was 936 A.D., until July 944, a total of 9 years later, Han Tianfu eleven and twelve years, to February 947 to 948 for the 10 months, of which July 944 to February 947 was the year of Kaiyun, a total of 4 years, and Gaozu of the Later Han Dynasty changed to Tianfu 10 years and 11 years.

Therefore, the Later Han Dynasty did not have the first year of Tianfu.

The first year of Tianfu was November to December 936.

The second year of Tianfu 937.

The third year of Tianfu 938.

The fourth year of Tianfu 939.

The fifth year of Tianfu 940.

The sixth year of Tianfu 941.

The seventh year of Tianfu 942.

In the eighth year of Tianfu, 943.

944 January-July of the ninth year of Tianfu.

February-December 947.

12th year of Tianfu 1-10 years 948.

Your question is not accurate.

Tianfu is the name of the Later Jin Dynasty, and the Later Jin Dynasty Gaozu Shi Jingjiao Jianyuan Tianfu was in 936 AD.

In 947 AD, Liu Zhiyuan, the ancestor of the Later Han Dynasty, ascended the throne and still used the name of Tianfu year, which was the twelfth year of Tianfu.

Later Han Gaozu Liu Wei Tianfu first year Ding last year, 947 AD.

Remarks: Later Jin Dynasty Gaozu Shi Jingjiao Tianfu first year Bingshen year, 936 AD.

When Gaozu of the Later Han Dynasty ascended the throne, he still used the name of Gaozu of the Later Jin Dynasty, called the twelfth year of Tianfu.

The Northwest Territories joined the Canadian Confederation in June 1870 after the Hurson Company transferred its territories to Canada**. At that time, the Northwest was a vast region, encompassing all but British Columbia, Ontario, and southern Quebec, the Atlantic Ocean, and the Arctic islands. However, with the population growth of the regions within the region, new provinces were gradually established in the northwest region.

These included Manitoba (1870), Yukon (1898), Saskatchewan (1905), and Alberta (1905); The jurisdiction of the Northwest Territories has gradually shrunk. With the establishment of the Territory of Nunavut in April 1999, the jurisdiction of the Northwest Territories was further reduced. The present-day Northwest Territories included the western part of Nunavut after its formation.

There are geographical markers such as Big Bear Lake, Big Slave Lake, and McGenth River in the area.

It was once home to several Aboriginal tribes. From 1789 onwards, the North West Company and the Hudson's Bay Company developed furs** in the region with great success. At the end of the 19th century, gold was discovered here, but it was less visited due to its small reserves and lack of access.

It was not until the 30s of the 20th century that the "gold rush" in the region began due to the discovery of rich gold deposits and the development of the aviation industry. In 1935, the city of Yellowknife was established, and in 1945 a large gold and diamond mine was discovered. The Northwest Territory was established in 1967.

Era names often represent the hopes of rulers of a period of time.

The first year refers to the first year in which the name of the era is changed.

The first year and the first year mean the same thing.

It all means the first year of the founding of the country.

History of China, edited by Qi Yuxuan and Wu Shirong.

The best materials are the "New Tang Dynasty Book" and the "Old Tang Dynasty Book", as well as the "Song Book", don't be afraid of trouble, first-hand information is the most important thing, so you still have to read the book for yourself.

Jingling, the name of the ancient county, is now Tianmen City, Hubei Province. In the first year of Tianfu of the Later Jin Dynasty (936), in order to avoid the stone and respect the name of the stone ("respect" and "actually" have the same sound), Jingling County was changed to Jingling Leaky Limb County (meaning hail with "Lingzhi Jingye"). Tianyuan searched for five years, and Jingling County was set up by the Zhili Defense Prefecture.

Later Han Dynasty reinstated its name Jingling County.