List of State Leaders in 924 - Asia

Asia

  • Byzantine Empire
    • Constantine VII (913–959)
    • Romanus I (919–943)
  • China (Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period) –
    • Later Tang Dynasty – Zhuangzong (Li Cunxu), King of Jin (908–923); Emperor of Later Tang (923–926)
    • Chu – Ma Yin, King of Chu (907–930)
    • Dingnan – Li Renfu, Dingnan Jiedushi (909–933)
    • Former Shu – Wang Yan, Emperor of Former Shu (918–925)
    • Jingnan (Nanping) – Gao Jixing, Jingnan Jiedushi (907–924); King of Nanping (924–928)
    • Min – Wang Shenzhi, King of Min (909–925)
    • Qi – Li Maozhen, King of Qi (901–924)
      • submits to Later Tang Dynasty
    • Southern Han – Liu Yan, King of Nanhai (911–917); Emperor of Southern Han (917–941)
    • Wu – Yang Pu, King of Wu (921–927); Emperor of Wu (927–937)
    • Wuyue – Qian Liu, King of Wuyue (907–932)
  • Japan – Emperor Daigo, emperor of Japan (897–930)
  • Khitan Empire – Taizu, Khitan Emperor (907–926)
  • Korea (Later Three Kingdoms Period)
    • Balhae – Ae, King of Balhae (906–926)
    • Goryeo – Taejo, King of Goryeo (918–943)
    • Hubaekje – Gyeon Hwon, King of Hubaekje (900–935)
    • Silla –
      1. Gyeongmyeong, King of Silla (917–924)
      2. Gyeongae, King of Silla (924–927)

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