Later Qin

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Was a kingdom during the Chines period of the Sixteen Kingdoms.

Establishment

January 385: Other members of the Murong family besieged Fu Jian in Chang'an from 384-385. He escaped only to be intercepted by and killed by Yao Chang. Yao proclaimed himself emperor of Later Qin in 386.

Chronology

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1. Events

January 386: Chang'an conquered by Western Yan.

January 387: The Western Yan abandon the city of Chang'an.

January 395: Former Qin was annexed by Later Qin in 394.

January 398: Northern Liang was founded by Duan Ye in 397.

January 398: Southern Liang was founded by Tufa Wugu in 397.

January 399: Yan lost Zhongshan and Pingcheng to Northern Wei by 398.

January 401: A Southern Yan kingdom was founded by Murong De, a Xianbei chieftain, in 400 after Later Yan was split in two by Northern Wei.

January 401: Western Qin conquered by Later Qin.

January 404: Later Liang was conquered by Later Qin in 403.

January 404: Huan Xuan was a Jin Dynasty warlord who briefly took over the imperial throne from Emperor An of Jin and declared his own state of Chu in 403.

January 408: Xia was a Xiongnu kingdom founded by Helian Bobo in 407.

January 410: Western Qing was revived in 409.