Earlier Song dynasty

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The earlier Song Dynasty , also known as the Liu Song Dynasty ( Chinese  劉宋  /  刘宋 , Pinyin liú sòng ), was an era of the Chinese Empire that lasted from 420 to 479 .

The Song Dynasty fell at the time of the division of China into a southern and a northern part after the end of the Jin Dynasty ; one also speaks of the period of the North and South Dynasties (420-581). The Song Dynasty formed the first of the southern dynasties, it was replaced by the Qi Dynasty (479–502).

In the north she was faced with the Northern Wei Dynasty, founded by the nomadic Tuoba . The northern border of the Qi dynasty ran around 100 km south of the Huang He .

Ruler

Ruler of the Earlier Song Dynasty (420-479)
Shi Hao Temple name Family name and first name Reign Era names and their respective time periods
Convention: Liu or Nan "Song" + posthumous name + "di". “Song Wudi” refers to Liu Yu.
Wu ( , ) Gaozu, 高祖 Liu Yu ( 劉裕 , liú yù ) 420 - 422 Yongchu (永 初yǒng chū ) 420-422
Shao , (少, shaò )   Liu Yifu (劉義 符, liú yì fú ) 423 - 424 Jingping (景 平, jǐng píng ) 423–424
Wen ( , Wén ) Taizu (太祖) or Zhongzong (中 宗) Liu Yilong (劉義隆, liú yì lóng ) 424- 452 Yuanjia (元嘉, yuán jiā ) 424–452
Yuanxiong, 元兇   Liu Shao (劉 劭, liú shào ) 452-454 Taichu (太初, taì chū ) 452–454
Xiaowu , ch. 孝武, py. xiaò wǔ Shizu (世祖) Liu Jun (劉 駿, liú jùn ) 454-464 Xiaojian (孝 建, xiaō jiàn ) 454–456

Daming (大 明, dà míng ) 457–464

(Qian) Fei (前 廢, qián feì )   Liu Ziye (劉 子 業, liú zǐ yè ) 465 Yongguang (永光, yǒng guāng ) 465

Jinghe (景 和, jǐng hé ) 465

Ming ( , Míng ) Taizong (太宗) Liu Yu (劉 彧, liú yù ) 465- 472 Taishi (泰始, taì shǐ ) 465-471

Taiyu (泰 豫, taì yù ) 472

(Hou) Fei , (後 廢, hoù feì ) or Cangwu Wang (蒼梧 王, cāng wú wáng )   Liu Yu (劉 昱, liú yù ) 473 - 477 Yuanhui (元 徽, yuán huī ) 473-477
Shun (順, shùn )   Liu Zhun (劉 準, liú zhǔn ) 477- 479 Shengming (昇 明, shēng míng ) 477-479

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