Five Dynasties (907-960 A.d.)

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Five Dynasties (907 – 960 A.D.)

Dynasties	Kings / Kingdoms	Events In China	Comments / Worldwide Events
Five Dynasties (907 – 960 A.D.) With ten kingdoms- Wu, Nantang, Wuyue, Chu, Min, Nanhan, Qianshu, Houshu, Jingnan, and Beihan	Liang Dynasty (907 – 923 A.D.)	Zhu Quan Zong dethroned Tang Zhao Zong and crowned himself King.	The Fatimids, Egyptians, conquered North Africa. Vikings developed shipbuilding and discovered Greenland. Toltecs adopted Tula as their city; built terraced pyramid and colonnaded buildings (900 A.D.)
	Tang Dynasty (923 – 936 A.D.)	Li Cun Xu declared kingship in Leyang.
	Jin Dynasty (936 – 946 A.D.)	Shi Jing Tang crowned himself King.
	Han Dynasty (947 – 950 A.D.)	Liao Si Zhong became King of Han Dynasty. Early Israelite immigrants began to settle in China.
	Zhou Dynasty (951 – 960 A.D.)	The beginning of printing in China.

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