Later Liang Dynasty
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| This article is part of the series: Five Dynasties & Ten Kingdoms |
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| Five Dynasties |
| Later Liang Dynasty |
| Later Tang Dynasty |
| Later Jin Dynasty |
| Later Han Dynasty |
| Later Zhou Dynasty |
| Ten Kingdoms |
| Wu |
| Wuyue |
| Min |
| Nanping |
| Chu |
| Southern Tang |
| Southern Han |
| Northern Han |
| Former Shu |
| Later Shu |
| Others |
| Yan |
| Qi |
| Chengde Jiedushi |
| Yiwu Jiedushi |
| Dingnan Jiedushi |
| Qingyuan Jiedushi |
| Wuping Jiedushi |
| Yin |
| See also |
| History of China |
The Later Liang (Simplified Chinese character: 后梁, Traditional Chinese character: 後梁, Hanyu pinyin Hòu Liáng) (907-923) was one of the Five Dynasties during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period in China. It was founded by the Zhu.
Rulers of the Later Liang
| Temple names | Posthumous names | Family names and given name | Chinese naming conventions | Durations of reigns | Era names and their according durations | |
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| Taìzǔ (太祖) | Xiànwǔ (獻武) | 朱溫 Zhū Wēn | Family name and given name | 907-912 | Kaīpíng (開平) 907-911 Qiánhuà (乾化) 911-912 | |
| Did not exist | Mòdì (末帝) | 朱瑱 Zhū Zhèn | Family name and given name | 913-923 | Qiánhuà (乾化) 913-915 Zhēnmíng (貞明) 915-921 Lóngdé (龍德) 921-923 |