Daoguang
Daoguang (道光, 1821–1850) was the era name of the Daoguang Emperor (道光帝), Xuanzong (宣宗), of the Qing dynasty. It was used for about 30 years. It was a period when the decline of the Qing dynasty became pronounced, and it suffered from internal and external troubles, including the Opium War.
Introduced~Abolished 1821 ~ 1850Last edited Oct 15, 2026, 2:51 PM
Details
- Introduced ~ Abolished
- 1821 ~ 1850
- Country
- Qing (淸)
- Monarch
- Xuanzong Daoguang Emperor Minning
Contents
Daoguang (道光, 1821–1850) was the era name of Xuanzong (宣宗), the Daoguang Emperor (道光帝), of the Qing dynasty. It was used for about 30 years. It was a period when the decline of the Qing dynasty became pronounced, and it suffered from internal and external troubles, including the Opium War.
Establishment
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In the 8th month of the 25th year of Jiaqing (嘉慶), on the 27th day1 (Gregorian calendar 3 October 1820), the era name was set as Daoguang (道光), and the era began on the 1st day of the following year, the 1st month2 (Gregorian calendar 3 February 1821).345
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In the 1st month of the 30th year of Daoguang (道光), on the 26th day6 (Gregorian calendar 9 March 1850), the era name was set as Xianfeng (咸豊), and the era began on the 1st day of the following year, the 1st month7 (Gregorian calendar 1 February 1851).895
Synchronous Chronology Table
연대 대조표
Contemporaneous Era Names
China
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