Shen Faxing - Era Name

Era Name

Yankang (延康 yán kāng) 619-620

Regnal titles
Preceded by Emperor Yang of Sui	Ruler of China (Zhejiang/Southern Jiangsu) 618–620	Succeeded by Li Zitong (Emperor of Wu)

Transition from Sui to Tang series.

Sui Dynasty imperials	Emperor Yang Empress Xiao Emperor Gong Yang Tong Yang Hao

Tang Dynasty imperials	Emperor Gaozu Emperor Taizong Li Jiancheng Li Yuanji Princess Pingyang

Independent contenders	Dou Jiande Fu Gongshi Gao Kaidao Li Gui Li Mi Li Zitong Liang Shidu Lin Shihong Liu Heita Liu Wuzhou Shen Faxing Wang Shichong Xiao Xi Xu Yuanlang Xue Ju Xue Rengao Yuwen Huaji Zhu Can

Other generals or key figures	Empress Cao Du Fuwei Li Jing Li Shiji Li Xiaogong Luo Yi Yang Xuangan Yang Yichen Yuwen Shu Zhai Rang

Battles	Battle of Huoyi Battle of Hulao

Persondata
Name	Shen, Faxing
Alternative names
Short description	General, politician and self proclaimed Prince of Liang
Date of birth
Place of birth
Date of death	620
Place of death

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