The Emperor Muzong of Liao (Chinese: 辽穆宗; pinyin: Liáo Mùzōng) (September 19, 931 – March 12, 969); born as Yelü Jing (Chinese: 耶律璟), was an emperor of the Liao Dynasty and reigned from October 11, 951 to March 12, 969. He was the son of Emperor Taizong of Liao, and succeeded Emperor Shizong, who was murdered in 951.
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