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Dynasties |
Kings / Kingdoms |
Events In China |
Comments / Worldwide Events |
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Dong Jin Dynasty (317 – 420 A.D.)
Archeology and Historical Sites
Artifacts
Maps of Xi Han
Paintings
Writing
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Jin Yuan Di – Sima Juan
(317 - 322 A.D.) |
Jin Yuan Di re-established the Jin Dynasty in Nanjing. Wang Dao became the Prime Minister of Yuan Di's administration. |
India- Revival of Hinduism (320 A.D.)
Huns (Hungarians) migrated west (375 A.D.) |
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Jin Ming Di
(323 – 326 A.D.) |
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Jin Cheng Di
(326 – 343 A.D.) |
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Jin Kang Di
(343 – 345 A.D.) |
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Jin Mu Di
(345 – 362 A.D.) |
Heng Wen send troops to north and defeated Qin kingdom (354 A.D.) |
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Jin Ai Di
(362 – 366 A.D.) |
Yan kingdom attacked Leyang. Heng Wen sent rescuing troops (362 A.D.) |
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Jin Fei Di
(366 – 371 A.D.) |
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Jin Jian Wen Di
(371 – 373 A.D.) |
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Jin Xiao Wu Di
(373 – 397 A.D.) |
Korea paid tribute to the Qin kingdom (373 A.D.). The Battle of Fei Shui led by
Xia An (383 A.D.) |
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Jin An Di
(397 – 419 A.D.) |
Nanliang and Beiliang established empires (397 A.D.). Xiliang established empire (400 A.D.). Xia established empire (407 A.D.). Xiqin established empire (409 A.D.). Nanliang eliminated (414 A.D.) |
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Jin Gong Di
(419 – 420 A.D.) |
Liu Yu proclaimed king of Song (419 A.D.) |
