MEDIEVAL CHINESE CAST COINSLater Dynasties
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References : S - Schjoth (Chinese Currency), FD - Fisher's Ding, COOLE - assorted volumes |
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Liao Dynasty, AD 907 to 1125 |
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Yuan (Mongol) Dynasty, AD 1280 to 1368 |
References : S - Schjoth (Chinese Currency), FD - Fisher's Ding, COOLE - assorted volumes |
LIAO DYNASTY, AD 907 to 1125The Liao, one of the Tartar Dynasties known as the Ch'i-tan or Ki-tan Tartars, was established by T'ai Tsu in AD 907 during the period of the 5 dynasties, and lasted until AD 1125, ruling from their capital at Beijing. Having been established 53 years before the Northern Sung dynasty, for most of their existence they existed along side the Northern Sung. We have not yet done any research to find out how relations were between them, but we doubt they were totally peaceful. EMPERORS OF THE LIAO DYNASTYEmperor T'AI TSU, AD 907 to 1125 UNCERTAIN EMPERORS, AD 926 to 1030 Emperor HSING TSUNG, AD 1032 to 1054 Emperor TAO TSUNG, AD 1055 to 1100 Emperor T'IEN CHA, AD 1101-1125 For more information on the coinage of the Liao Dynasty, please check our Reference Guide. WESTERN HSIA DYNASTY, AD 982 to 1227This was a dynasty for the Tangut people. Their capital was in Kansu Province, but it is not certain if their capital was in Kanchow or Soochow. In AD 1227, after breaking a promise to support Genghis Khan, they were exterminated. EMPERORS OF THE WESTERN HSIAEmperor JEN TSUNG, AD 1140 TO 1193 Emperor HSIANG TSUNG, AD 1206 to 1212 Emperor SHEN TSUNG, AD 1212 to 1222 For more information on the coinage of the Western Hsia Dynasty, please check our Reference Guide. CHIN DYNASTY, AD 1115 to 1260EMPERORS OF THE NU-CHENG TARTARSEmperor WAN-YEN LIANG, AD 1149 to 1161 Emperor SHIH TSUNG, AD 1161 to 1189 Emperor CHANG TSUNG, AD 1190 to 1208 For more information on the coinage of the Chin Dynasty, please check our Reference Guide. YUAN (MONGOL) DYNASTY, AD 1280 to 1368THE MONGOL EMPERORSEmperor CH'ENG TSUNG, AD 1295 to 1306 Emperor WU TSUNG, AD 1308 to 1311 Emperor HEN TSUNG, AD 1312 to 1320 Emperor SHUN TI, AD 1333 to 1367 THE YUAN REBELSPretender Emperor CH'EN YU-LIANG OF HAN, AD 1358 to 1363 CHU YUAN-CHANG as the REBEL PRINCE WU, AD 1364 to 1367 For more information on the coinage of the Yuan Dynasty, please check our Reference Guide. |
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