Chieftains of The Duan
Family names and given name | Durations of reigns |
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日陸眷 Rìlùjuàn | 250–271 |
乞珍 Qǐzhēn | 270-303 |
段務勿塵 Duàn Wùwùchen | 303 – 310 or 311 |
段疾陸眷 Duàn Jílùjuàn | 310 or 311 – 318 |
段涉復辰 Duàn Shèfùchén | 318 |
段匹磾 Duàn Pǐdī | 318–321 |
段末柸 Duàn Mòpeī | 318–325 |
段牙 Duàn Yá | 325 |
段遼 Duàn Liáo | 325 or 326 – 338 |
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