Zhongping
Zhongping (中平) was the fourth era name of Emperor Ling of the Chinese Later Han dynasty. It was used for five years and five months, from December 184 to April 189. In April 189, the Shao Emperor, who succeeded Emperor Ling, changed the era name to Guangxi (光熹). In August he changed it again to Shao
Introduced~Abolished 184 ~ 189Last edited Oct 15, 2026, 2:51 PM
Details
- Introduced ~ Abolished
- 184 ~ 189
- State
- Later Han (後漢)
- Monarchs
- Emperor Ling of Han Liu Hong, Emperor Xian of Han Liu Xie
Zhongping (中平) was the fourth era name of Emperor Ling (靈帝) of the Later Han (後漢) dynasty in China. It was used for five years and five months, from December 184 to April 189. In April 189, the Shao Emperor (小帝), who succeeded Emperor Ling, changed the era name to Guangxi (光熹). In August he changed it again to Shaoning (昭寧), and in September, when Emperor Xian (獻帝) ascended the throne, it was changed once more to Yonghan (永漢). However, in December, by imperial edict of Emperor Xian, the era names Guangxi, Shaoning, and Yonghan were all abolished, and the era reverted to the sixth year of Zhongping, which was used for one month.
Era changes
Changed to the era name Zhongping (中平) on the 29th day of the 12th month of the 7th year of Guanghua (光和) (16 February 185).
Re-established as the era name Zhongping (中平) on the 27th day of the intercalary 12th month of the 1st year of Yonghan (永漢) (19 February 190). 1
Footnotes
Footnotes
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Day 戊戌 of the intercalary 12th month of the 己巳 year ↩
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