Jingyao

Jingyao

Jingyao

The third year of Liu Chan (263-258) is the third year of the Three Kingdoms. This is also the fourth year of the Shuhan regime.

generalization

In the third year of Wei Ganlu and the third year of Wu Taiping, Jiang Wei returned to Chengdu. The historian said that Jing Xingjian would be pardoned and the year would be changed. In August of the sixth year of Jingyao (the fourth year of Wei Jingyuan and the sixth year of Wu Yongan), Wei Zhonghui and Deng AI led their troops to attack the Shu Han. Shu changed yuan to Yan Xing.

A brief introduction to the reigning monarch

Liu Chan (207-271), a native of Jiangling in Jingzhou, was Emperor Huaidi of Shu Han (223-263), also known as Houzhu. The word Gong Si, nicknamed a dou. The son of Liu Bei, Emperor zhaolie of Shu Han, whose mother is Gan, empress zhaolie, is the second emperor of Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms period. He was in office for 41 years.

Chronology

Memorabilia

258 (year of King Yao yuan)

Shu Huang Hao began to specialize in state affairs.

260 (the third year of Jingyao)

After the Han Dynasty, Guan Yu was the Marquis of Zhuang Miao.

After the Han Dynasty, Zhang Fei became Marquis of Huan.

After the Han Dynasty, Ma Chao became the Marquis of Wei.

After the Han Dynasty, Huang Zhong was named Marquis gang.

261 (4th year of Jingyao)

After the Han Dynasty, Zhao Yun was the Marquis of Shunping.

262 (the fifth year of Jingyao)

In October, Jiang Wei attacked Wei Taoyang, Deng AI defeated Hou he, and Wei retreated to Dazhong.

263 (the sixth year of Jingyao)

In August, Wei Zhonghui and Deng AI led their troops to attack the Shu Han.

Shu changed yuan to Yan Xing.

birth

259 (the second year of Jingyao) -- Sima Zhong, Emperor Huidi of Jin Dynasty (died in 307)

259 (the second year of Jingyao) -- Yang Zhi, Empress Wu mourning of the Western Jin Dynasty (died in 292)

Death

258 (year of jingyaoyuan) -- Chen Zhi, Minister of Shuhan

261 (the fourth year of Jingyao) -- Li Zhuan, an official of Shuhan Dynasty

261 (4th year of Jingyao) -- Lai min, an official of Shuhan (born in 165)

261 (the fourth year of Jingyao) -- Yang Xi, an official of Shuhan

262 (the fifth year of Jingyao) -- Liu Cong, king of Xihe in Shuhan

Coexisting year

Ganlu (June 256 may 260): the year of Cao Mao, the Duke of noble Township in Wei Dynasty

Jing Yuan (June 260 may 264): the year of Cao Huan, emperor of Wei Yuan

Taiping (October 256-october 258): Wu Kuaiji, Wang SunLiang

Yong'an (October 258-june 264): sun Xiunian, King Wu

Chinese PinYin : Jing Yao