**Jingyan** (景炎, May 1276 – April 1278) was an era name of the [[Southern Song]] Emperor [[Emperor Duanzong of Southern Song|Duanzong]] (端宗), [[Emperor Duanzong of Southern Song|Zhao Shi]] (趙昰). It was used for about two years. It was used from the death of Emperor Duanzong until the [[Emperor Shaoposition of Southern Song|Shaodi]] (少帝) changed the era name to **Xianghong** (祥興).

## Era changes

-   On the 1st day of the 5th month of the 2nd year of **[[Dehou|Deyou]]** (德祐) [^1] ([[Julian calendar]] 14 June 1276), the era name was changed to **Jingyan** (景炎).[^2][^3][^4][^5]

-   On the 1st day of the 5th month of the 3rd year of **Jingyan** (景炎) [^6] (Julian calendar 23 May 1278), the era name was changed to **[[Xianghong]]** (祥興).[^2][^7][^4][^5]

## Synchronisms table

Synchronisms table

## Contemporaneous era names

### [[List of Chinese era names|China]] ([[Mongol Empire|Mongol]])

[[Yuan dynasty|Great Yuan]] (大元)

-   [[Zhiyuan (Emperor Shizu of Yuan)|Zhiyuan]] (至元) (1264 – 1294)

### [[Vietnamese era names|Vietnam]]

-   [[Bảo Phù]] (寶符) (1273 – 1278)

### [[Japanese era name|Japan]]

-   [[Bun'ei]] (文永) (1264 – 1275)
-   [[Kenji (Kamakura period)|Kenji]] (建治) (1275 – 1278)
-   [[Kōan (1278)|Kōan]] (弘安) (1278 – 1288)

## Footnotes

[^1]: 5th month, day 乙未 of the year 丙子
[^2]: [*Songshi* (宋史) vol. 47, *Annals* (本紀) no. 47 – Two Kings (二王)](https://ko.wikisource.org/wiki/zh:宋史/卷047)
[^3]: [*Xu Zizhi Tongjian* (續資治通鑑) vol. 183, *Yuan Annals* (元紀) 1](https://ko.wikisource.org/wiki/zh:續資治通鑑/卷183)
[^4]: [*Song Huiyao Jigao* (宋會要輯稿) Rites (禮) 54 – Edict on Era Change (改元詔)](https://zh.wikisource.org/wiki/%E5%AE%8B%E6%9C%83%E8%A6%81%E8%BC%AF%E7%A8%BF/%E5%8D%B7078)
[^5]: [Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Yin-Yang Calendar Conversion](https://astro.kasi.re.kr/life/pageView/8)
[^6]: 5th month, day 癸未 of the year 戊寅
[^7]: [*Xu Zizhi Tongjian* (續資治通鑑) vol. 184, *Yuan Annals* (元紀) 2](https://ko.wikisource.org/wiki/zh:續資治通鑑/卷184)