Qingtai
Qingtai (淸泰, April 934 – intercalary November 936) was the era name of Li Congke (李從珂), Prince of Lu and Emperor Fei (廢帝) of the [[Later Tang]]. It was used for about 2 years and 8 months. In the intercalary 11th month of Qingtai 3 (936), the imperial clan of Later Tang was driven to suicide by the
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Qingtai (淸泰, April 934 – intercalary November 936) was the era name of Later Tang Emperor Fei (廢帝) Li Congke (李從珂), Prince of Lu. It was used for about 2 years and 8 months. In the intercalary 11th month of Qingtai 3 (936), the imperial clan of Later Tang was driven to suicide by the rebellion of Shi Jingtang, who allied with the Khitan. The Qingtai era was then discontinued.
The Ten Kingdoms states that adopted the Qingtai era name were Jingnan, Southern Chu, and Wuyue.
Adoption
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Yingshun (應順) year 1, 4th month, day 161 (31 May 934): The era name was changed to Qingtai (淸泰).2345
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Qingtai (淸泰) year 3, intercalary 11th month, day 266 (11 January 937): Later Tang fell, and the Qingtai era name was discontinued.7385
Contemporary era names
Korea
- Jeonggae (正開) (900 – 936)
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