The whole history of the late Tang Dynasty

89 1 Hedong Our Time? Li Keyong was made King of Jin, and was established? Before the Jin Dynasty, he became a separatist regime in Hedong. 907? Zhu Quanzhong usurped the Tang Dynasty and established Hou Liang, and the State of Jin became the largest separatist force in the north. During this period, the State of Jin regarded the Liang Dynasty as a leap dynasty, which was still regarded as the new moon of the Tang Dynasty. Li Keyong died in 909, son? Li was promoted to the throne.

In 923 AD, Li Zai, king of Jin Dynasty, proclaimed himself emperor in Weifang, renamed Tongguang, and later called "Tang", and promoted Weizhou to the Tang Palace in Tokyo. Because Li also took "Tang" as the topic, he called it "Late Tang" to distinguish it from "Li Tang". ?

At the end of the same year, Li destroyed the back beam and made its capital; Destroy the former Shu in 926? Rebecca; Nanping in 928? Gao Conghui attached; 930? Nan Chu? Ma Xisheng attached; Zhao Guogong in 936? Shi Jingtang is here? At the expense of sixteen States, he invaded Luoyang with the help of Liao, proclaimed himself emperor in the same year, established the later Jin Dynasty, and the later Tang Dynasty perished. In 937, Li Bian established the Southern Tang Dynasty in the south of the Yangtze River, continuing the orthodoxy of the Tang Dynasty, which once became the largest dynasty among the ten countries.

After the expansion of information in the Tang Dynasty, he set out from Hedong and Dongping and took Mo and the states north of Mo, so he decided to live in seclusion. In the later Tang Dynasty and thistle land, the beam died in the south. At the beginning of Zhuang Zong's accession to the throne, Weizhou was the eastern capital, named Xingtang House; With Zhou Zhen as the northern capital, the number is indeed fixed; Taiyuan is the capital of the west. After the beam was destroyed, it moved to Luoyang, and the name was Dongdu. Because Chang 'an is the capital of the west, Taiyuan was changed to the capital of the north, while Weizhou and Zhou Zhen remained unchanged.

After Tongguang, Luoyang was called Xingtang House, and posthumous title was the capital of Weifang. After Tiancheng, the capital of Yedu was abolished, leaving only the northwest and east capitals. Its territory is slightly wider than Liang, with nine roads; After the demise of Western Shu, only Wu, wuyue, Nanping, Chu, Fujian, Southern Han countries, as well as Meng Zhixiang, were king together with the eight countries of Tang Dynasty. At that time, "there was a sea in the east, Huai and Han in the south, and Qin and Long in the west, all of which belonged to the Tang Dynasty." . * * * Texas 123.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Later Tang Dynasty