Former Shu

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Former Shu was a short-lived Chinese kingdom based in Sichuan that existed during the turbulent Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period following the fall of the Tang dynasty.

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Later Shu 3
Former Shu canonical 1
Former Shu kingdom 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese kingdom
Ten Kingdoms state
historical state
alsoKnownAs Former Shu kingdom
linked to: Former Shu

Qian Shu
capital Chengdu
conqueredBy Later Tang
country China
culturalFlourishing Buddhist art
painting
poetry
currency Chinese cash coins
duration 18 years
endTime 925
fallEvent Later Tang conquest of Former Shu
fallYear 925
firstRuler Wang Jian
follows Tang dynasty
founder Wang Jian
governmentType monarchy
hasRuler Wang Jian
Wang Zongyan
linked to: Wang Jian
historicalEra Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms
historicalRegion Southwestern China
linked to: Southwest China
language Classical Chinese
lastRuler Wang Zongyan
linked to: Wang Jian
locatedIn Sichuan
linked to: Sichuan Province

Upper Yangtze region
militaryConflict wars with Later Tang
namedAfter Shu
notableFeature prosperous economy based on Sichuan agriculture
relative stability compared to northern dynasties
overthrownBy Later Tang
partOf Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period
politicalStatus independent kingdom
precedes Later Shu
linked to: Former Shu
predecessorState Tang dynasty
region Sichuan Basin
modern Sichuan Province
parts of modern Chongqing
religion Buddhism
Chinese folk religion
Taoism
startTime 907
successorState Later Shu
linked to: Former Shu
timePeriod early 10th century

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Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period hasPart Later Shu
linked to: Former Shu
Former Shu precedes Later Shu
linked to: Former Shu
Former Shu alsoKnownAs Former Shu kingdom
linked to: Former Shu
Former Shu successorState Later Shu
linked to: Former Shu