Qinglong (Wei)
Qinglong (靑龍) was the second era name of the reign of Emperor Ming (明帝) of Cao Wei (曹魏) in China. It was used for 4 years and 1 month, from February 233 to February 237. The era was changed to Qinglong after a qinglong (blue dragon) was discovered in a well at Mapi (摩陂) in January 233. Other era nam
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- Wei (魏)
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- Emperor Ming of Wei Cao Rui
Qinglong (靑龍) was the second era name of Emperor Ming (明帝) of Cao Wei (曹魏) in China. It was used for 4 years and 1 month, from February 233 to February 237. The era was changed to Qinglong after a qinglong (blue dragon) was discovered in a well at Mapi (摩陂) in January 233.
Other era names used during the same period include Shu Han (蜀漢)'s Jianxing (建興: 223–237) and Wu (吳)'s Jiahe (嘉禾: 232–238).
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Taihe (太和) year 7, 6th day of the 2nd month1 (4 March 233), the era was changed to Qinglong (靑龍).
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Gyechuk year (癸丑年), 2nd month, day Jeongyu (丁酉日) ↩
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