Jingyan
Jingyan (景炎, May 1276 – April 1278) was an era name of Emperor Duanzong (端宗) of the Southern Song, Zhao Shi (趙昰). It was used for about two years. It was used from the death of Emperor Duanzong until the Shaoda emperor (少帝) changed the era name to Xianghong.
Introduced~Abolished 1276 ~ 1278Last edited Oct 15, 2026, 2:51 PM
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- Introduced ~ Abolished
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Jingyan (景炎, May 1276 – April 1278) was an era name of the Southern Song Emperor Duanzong (端宗), Zhao Shi (趙昰). It was used for about two years. It was used from the death of Emperor Duanzong until the Shaodi (少帝) changed the era name to Xianghong (祥興).
Era changes
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On the 1st day of the 5th month of the 2nd year of Deyou (德祐) 1 (Julian calendar 14 June 1276), the era name was changed to Jingyan (景炎).2345
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On the 1st day of the 5th month of the 3rd year of Jingyan (景炎) 6 (Julian calendar 23 May 1278), the era name was changed to Xianghong (祥興).2745
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Contemporaneous era names
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