Prince of Yan

Prince of Yan or King of Yan (Chinese: 燕王) may refer to:

Contents 1 Zhou Dynasty 2 Qin Dynasty 3 Han Dynasty 4 Three Kingdoms 5 Jin and Sixteen Kingdoms 6 Sui and Tang Dynasty 7 Song Dynasty 8 Yuan Dynasty 9 Ming Dynasty 10 Qing Dynasty 11 See also

Zhou Dynasty

• King Xi of Yan, ruled 255 BC – 222 BC, last king of the Yan state.

Qin Dynasty

• Han Guang, (died 206 BC), a regional warlord in Liaodong.
• Zang Tu, (died 202 BC), a warlord who lived in the late Qin Dynasty and early Han Dynasty.

Han Dynasty

• Lu Wan, (256 BC – 194 BC), a military general served under Liu Bang.
• Liu Jian (Chinese: 劉建), ruled 195 BC – 180 BC, Emperor Gaozu of Han's eighth son.
• Lu Tong (Chinese: 呂通), died 180 BC, appointed by Empress Lü Zhi.

Three Kingdoms

• Cao Yu (Chinese: 曹宇), ruled 232–265, Cao Cao's son.

Jin and Sixteen Kingdoms

• Sima Ji (Chinese: 司馬機), younger brother of Emperor Wu of Jin.
• Murong Huang, (297–348), founder of the Former Yan state.
• Murong Jun, (319–360), first ruler declared emperor in Former Yan.
• Murong Yi, (died 386), a ruler of the Western Yan state.
• Murong Yao, (died 386), a ruler of the Western Yan state.
• Murong Zhong, (died 386), a ruler of the Western Yan state.
• Murong Yong, (died 394), last ruler of the Western Yan state.

Sui and Tang Dynasty

(See also Yan (Anshi))

• Yang Tan (Chinese: 楊倓), son of Yang Zhao and grandson of Emperor Yang of Sui.
• Luo Yi, a Sui Dynasty official later submitted to Tang Dynasty.
• Li Yu (Chinese: 李祐), fifth son of Emperor Taizong of Tang.
• Li Lingkui (Chinese: 李靈夔), nineteenth son of Emperor Gaozu of Tang.

Song Dynasty

• Zhao Dezhao (Chinese: 趙德昭), second son of Emperor Taizu of Song.

Yuan Dynasty

• Zhenjin, second son of Kublai Khan.

Ming Dynasty

• Yongle Emperor, third emperor of Ming Dynasty.

Qing Dynasty

• Qin Rigang, a military leader of the Taiping Rebellion.

See also

• Yan (state)
• Former Yan
• Western Yan
• Later Yan
• Northern Yan
• Southern Yan

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