Former Qin

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Former Qin was a short-lived but powerful Di-led dynasty during China's Sixteen Kingdoms period that briefly unified much of northern China in the 4th century.

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Former Qin canonical 10

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Statements (58)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Sixteen Kingdoms state
ancient Chinese state
dynasty
capital Chang'an
Xi'an area
causeOfDecline defeat at Fei River in 383
causeOfFragmentation internal rebellions
uprisings by subject peoples
continent Asia
controlledTerritory Gansu
linked to: Gansu Province

Guanzhong
linked to: Guanzhong region

Hebei
Henan
linked to: Henan Province

Shaanxi
linked to: Shaanxi Province

Sichuan (briefly)
linked to: Sichuan Province

most of northern China
country China
defeatedByInBattle Eastern Jin
linked to: Eastern Jin dynasty
defeatIn Battle of Fei River
endTime 394
ethnicCompositionOfPopulation Han Chinese
ethnicCompositionOfRulingElite Di
ethnicLeadership Di people
firstRuler Fu Jian (Emperor Jingzhao)
founder Fu Jian (Emperor Jingzhao)
Fu Jiàn (苻健)
governmentForm hereditary monarchy
monarchy
historicalEra Eastern Jin period
linked to: Eastern Jin dynasty

Sixteen Kingdoms
languageUsed Classical Chinese
lastRuler Fu Deng
majorBattle Battle of Fei River
notableEvent brief unification of northern China
conquest of Former Liang
conquest of Former Yan
notableRuler Fu Deng
Fu Jian (Emperor Xuanzhao, r. 357–385)
Fu Sheng
partOf history of China
period of political fragmentation in China
peakTerritorialExtent c. 383
predecessor Former Liang
Later Zhao
region Northern China
linked to: North China
religion Buddhism
Chinese folk religion
Daoism
linked to: Taoism
startTime 351
successor Later Qin
Later Yan
Northern Wei
Southern Liang
Western Qin
timePeriod 4th century
usedTitle Emperor (Huangdi)
Heavenly King (Tianwang)
writingSystem Chinese characters

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Northern Wei dynasty precededBy Former Qin
Chang'an servedAsCapitalOf Former Qin
Feishui region associatedWithDynasty Former Qin
subject linked to: Feishui (Fei River) region
Later Qin predecessor Former Qin
Later Zhao followedBy Former Qin
Former Liang overthrownBy Former Qin
Former Yan successor Former Qin
Sixteen Kingdoms contains Former Qin
Period of Disunion hasPart Former Qin
Jin dynasty sharesBorderWith Former Qin