Yanguang
Yanguang (延光) was the fifth era name of Emperor An of the Eastern Han dynasty of China. It was used for 3 years and 10 months, from March 122 to 125. The young emperor (Shao Emperor), who succeeded Emperor An in March 125, continued to use it for 8 months, and after he died in October, the Emperor S
Introduced~Abolished 122 ~ 125Last edited Oct 15, 2026, 2:51 PM
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- Introduced ~ Abolished
- 122 ~ 125
- Country
- Eastern Han
- Monarch
- Emperor An of Han Liu Hu
Yanguang (延光) was the fifth era name of Emperor An (安帝) of the Eastern Han dynasty of China. It was used for 3 years and 10 months, from March 122 to 125. The young emperor (Shao Emperor) (小帝), who succeeded Emperor An in March 125, continued to use it for 8 months, and after he died in October, the Emperor Shun (順帝), who succeeded him in November, continued to use it for the remaining 2 months.
Change of era name
Changed the era name to Yanguang (延光) on the 2nd day of the 3rd month of the 2nd year of Jianguang (建光) (25 April 122)1.
Footnotes
Footnotes
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Day 丙午 of the 3rd month of the year 壬戌 (Imsul) ↩
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