Liu Song Dynasty - Table of Successions

Table of Successions

Sovereigns of Liu Song Dynasty (420–479)
Posthumous Name Temple Name Family name and given names Period of Reigns Era names and their according range of years
Chinese convention: (Liu) or (Nan) Song + posthumous name +"di". "Song Wudi was also referred to as Liu Yu.
Wu, ch. 武, py. wǔ Gaozu, 高祖 Liu Yu, ch. 劉裕 py. liú yù 420–422 Yongchu (永初 yǒng chū) 420–422
Shao, ch. 少, py. shaò Liu Yifu|劉義符 liú yì fú 423–424 Jingping (景平 jǐng píng) 423–424
Wen, ch. 文, py. wén Taizu 太祖 or Zhongzong 中宗 Liu Yilong|劉義隆 liú yì lóng 424–453 Yuanjia (元嘉 yuán jiā) 424–453
Yuanxiong, 元凶 Liu Shao|劉劭 liú shào 453 Taichu (太初 taì chū) 453
Xiaowu, ch.孝武, py. xiaò wǔ Shizu 世祖 Liu Jun|劉駿 liú jùn 453–464 Xiaojian (孝建 xiaō jiàn) 454–456
Daming (大明 dà míng) 457–464
(Qian) Fei, ch. (前)廢, py. qián feì Liu Ziye|劉子業 liú zǐ yè 465 Yongguang (永光 yǒng guāng) 465
Jinghe (景和 jǐng hé) 465
Ming, ch. 明, py. míng Taizong 太宗 Liu Yu|劉彧 liú yù 465–472 Taishi (泰始 taì shǐ) 465–471
Taiyu (泰豫 taì yù) 472
{Hou} Fei, ch. (後)廢, py. (hoù) feì or Cangwu Wang ch. 蒼梧王, py. cāng wú wáng Liu Yu|劉昱 liú yù 473–477 Yuanhui (元徽 yuán huī) 473–477
Shun, ch. 順, py. shùn Liu Zhun|劉準 liú zhǔn 477–479 Shengming (昇明 shēng míng) 477–479

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