Five dynasties and ten kingdoms, which royal family members were taken captive

The royal family was captured by the Later Tang Dynasty.

Min and Chu were captured by the Southern Tang Dynasty.

Later Shu Southern Tang and Southern Han were captured by the Northern Song Dynasty.

Later Jin was captured by the Khitan.

The former Shu was captured by the Later Tang.

In China's ancient title system, there were princes and county kings under the emperor. The prince is sometimes called the king, and the country here refers to the king's fief, which is generally used by ancient country names, such as the king of Qin, the king of Qi, the king of Chu, the king of Yan, etc. The name of the ancient country is generally one character, so there is a saying that "the king of one character is the prince".

Sometimes, two ancient country names are also combined, like King Wuyue, and I personally understand that it seems that the king here is one level higher than the prince.

I once made a statistic myself, and in the "Zizhi Tongjian", between 907 and 979 A.D., the following were directly titled "kings":

In 919 AD, Yang Longyan, the king of Wu, proclaimed himself King of Wu. The "King Wu" here is the prince canonized by the Tang Dynasty, which is inherited by Yang Longyan from his father Yang Xingmi; "King Wu" is Yang Longyan's own name, which means that the "king" is one level higher than the prince.

In 923 AD, Later Liang canonized Qian Biao, the king of Wuyue, as the king of Wuyue.

In 926 AD, Wang Yanhan proclaimed himself the king of Damin.

In 927 AD, Ma Yin, the king of Chu in the Later Tang Dynasty, was named the king of Chu.

In 931 AD, the Later Tang Dynasty named Qian Biao as the king of Wuyue.

In 937 A.D., the Later Jin Dynasty enshrined Qian Yuanjun, the king of Wuyue, as the king of Wuyue.

In 938 AD, the Later Jin Dynasty named Wang Chang, the emperor of Fujian, as the king of Fujian. At that time, it may have been trembling by the distance, and the Later Jin did not know that the monarch of the Min State had already proclaimed himself emperor.

In 939 AD, Wang Yanxi (later renamed Wang Xi) inherited the throne of the monarch after the murder of the emperor Wang Chang of the Fujian State and proclaimed himself the king of Fujian. He did not inherit the title of emperor, probably because the domestic situation was complicated, and he did not dare to attract the attention of the enemy with too high honorific titles.

In 940 AD, the Later Jin Dynasty canonized Wang Xi as the king of Fujian.

In 941 AD, the Later Jin Dynasty canonized Qian Hongzuo as the king of Wuyue.

In 944 AD, the Later Jin Dynasty canonized Zhu Wenjin as the king of Fujian. Zhu closed the bench Wenjin came to power by a coup d'état, and the Central Plains Dynasty did not seem to care about the family names of these separatist forces.

In 948 AD, the Later Han Dynasty canonized Qian Hongyu as the king of Wuyue.

Five dynasties of Min 909-945.

Taizu Wang Zhenzhi 909-925.

Wang Yanhan 925-926.

Emperor Taizong, Emperor Hui, Wang Yanjun, 926-935, Longqi, 933-935, Yonghe, 935.

Kangzong, Wang Jipeng, 935-939, Tongwen, 936-939, Jingzong, Wang Yanxi, 939-944, Yonglong, 939-944, Wu Tiande Emperor (Yin Wang), Wang Yanzheng.

Wang Mang is one, and there are many more.

Former Shu 907-925.

Gaozu Shenwu Shengwen Xiaode Minghui Emperor Wang Jian 907-918 ruined the laughing queen Wang Yan rough chaos 918-925 slender stool Han.

During the period of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, there were many state changes and struggles in Chinese history. Among them, the Later Tang Dynasty and the Later Jin Dynasty established and perished in succession in Zaozhong, Later Han, Later Zhou, Later Shu, Later Liang, Southern Tang, Southern Han, Southern Sunshan, Jin, Southern Song and other countries. Eventually, the chaos of the Five Dynasties period was brought to an end by the Northern Song Dynasty.

The Northern Song Dynasty was founded by Zhao Kuangyin, who launched the Battle of Jingkang in 960, overthrew the Southern Tang Dynasty, unified China, and established the Song Dynasty. In this way, the Northern Song Dynasty replaced the Guoyan Zejia system during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, ending the history of this period.

In summary, the Northern Song Dynasty destroyed five dynasties and ten kingdoms and established a unified Chinese dynasty.

The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms was a special period of great chaos, with divisions and wars, and the people were struggling to make a living. This period is divided into the Five Dynasties and the Ten Kingdoms. The Five Dynasties were the five regimes that emerged in the Central Plains between the destruction of the Tang Dynasty and the establishment of the Northern Song Dynasty

Later Liang, Later Tang, Later Jin, Later Han, Later Zhou, lasted fifty-three years, five generations, eight surnames and thirteen emperors.

The Ten Kingdoms were the ten secessionist regimes outside the Central Plains: Former Shu, Later Shu, Southern Tang, Southern Wu, Nanping, Wu Yue, Min, Southern Chu, Southern Han, and Northern Han. In 979, the Northern Song Dynasty destroyed the Northern Han Dynasty, the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms officially ended, and the Northern Song Dynasty basically achieved great unification.

What happens the most is the change of dynasty and the killing of monarchs, what exactly do you want to ask.

History of Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms VIII Battle of Huliupo.

Five dynasties and ten kingdoms were the darkest and most turbulent times in China. At that time, there were wars in various countries every day, and too many people died.