Jianxing (Shu Han)
Jianxing (建興) was the first era name of the Later Lord Liu Shan of Shu Han (蜀漢), China. It was used for 14 years and 8 months, from May 223 to 237. Other era names used during the same period include Huangchu (黃初: 220–226), used by Cao Wei; Taihe (太和: 227–233), used by Cao Wei; Qinglong (靑龍: 233–237
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- Shu Han (蜀漢)
- Ruler
- Later Lord of Shu Han Liu Shan
Jianxing (建興) was the first era name of the Chinese Shu Han (蜀漢) Later Lord (後主). It was used for 14 years and 8 months, from May 223 to 237.
Other era names used during the same period include Huangchu (黃初: 220–226), Taihe (太和: 227–233), Qinglong (靑龍: 233–237), and Jingchu (景初: 237–239), used by Cao Wei (曹魏); Huangwu (黃武), used by Sun Quan (孫權) as King of Wu (吳王) from 2221; Huanglong (黃龍: 229–231) and Jiahe (嘉禾: 232–238), used by Wu (吳); and Shaohan (紹漢), a private era name used by Gongsun Yuan (公孫淵), King of Yan (燕王), from 237 to 238.
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The Huangwu period was used by Sun Quan in his capacity as King of Wu, as a private era name. ↩
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