Shanghong
Shanghong (祥興; May 1278 – February 1279) was the era name of Zhao Bing, Emperor Shaodi of the Southern Song. It was used for about nine months. The Southern Song fell when Emperor Shaodi took his own life at the [[Battle of Yamen]]. In October 1283 (the 20th year of the [[Zhiyuan (Yuan dynasty)|Zhi
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Shanghong (祥興; May 1278 – February 1279) was the era name of Zhao Bing (趙昺), Emperor Shaodi of the Southern Song. It was used for about nine months. The Southern Song fell when Emperor Shaodi took his own life at the Battle of Yamen.
In October of the 20th year of the Zhiyuan era (1283) of the Yuan dynasty, the rebel Huang Hua (黃華) claimed to restore the Song and adopted Emperor Shaodi's Shanghong era name. In February of the following year, Huang Hua's rebellion was suppressed, and Huang Hua took his own life. Afterward, his corpse was beheaded.
Change of era
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Jingyan (景炎) 3, 1st day of the 5th month1 (23 May 1278 in the Julian calendar): the era was changed to Shanghong (祥興).2345
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Shanghong (祥興) 2, 7th day of the 2nd month6 (20 March 1279 in the Julian calendar): Emperor Shaodi took his own life at the Battle of Yamen, and the Shanghong era ended.235
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Huang Hua (黃華)
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