Taihe (Wei)
Taihe (太和) was the first era name of the reign of [[Cao Rui|Emperor Ming]] of the [[Cao Wei]] in [[China]]. It was used for 6 years and 1 month, from 227 to January 233. Other era names used during the same period include [[Jianxing (Shu Han)|Jianxing]] (建興; 223–237) used by [[Shu Han]], [[Huangwu (
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- Introduced
- date unknown
- Country
- Wei
- Ruler
- Emperor Ming Cao Rui
Taihe (太和) was the first era name of Chinese Cao Wei Emperor Ming. It was used for 6 years and 1 month, from 227 to January 233.
Other era names used during the same period include Jianxing (建興; 223–237) used by Shu Han, Huangwu (黃武) used by Sun Quan, King of Wu, from 222, Huanglong (黃龍; 226–231) used by Wu, and Jiahe (嘉禾; 232–238).
Change of era
On the 1st day of the 1st month of the 1st year of Taihe (太和) (4 February 227), the era name was changed to Taihe (太和).
Sak-il (1st day)
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Notes
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