Last Zhou (951-960), China The last dynasty in the Central Plains during the Five Dynasties , established its capital in Tokyo Kaifeng Prefecture , and has lived in total for three emperors and has been in the country for ten years. Later Zhou Taizu Guo Wei Han Han Han Emperor Liu Chengyou Han rebelled, seized the throne, and established the Later Zhou.
After Guo Wei ascended the throne, he reduced and exempted corvee labor, rectified military discipline, cracked down on corruption, and laid the foundation for the war after the Later Zhou Dynasty. In the first year of Xiande (954), Guo Wei died and his adopted son Chai Rong ascended the throne. Chai Rong successfully resisted the attack of Beihan in the battle of Gaoping and stabilized the regime. The combat effectiveness of the army was strengthened through reforms to the imperial guards. From the second year of Xiande (955) to the fifth year of Xiande (958), he attacked Southern Tang three times, forcing the Southern Tang to cancel the Emperor number and ceded the area north of the Yangtze River . At the same time, the partial army was sent to attack Houshu , and collected the four states of Qin, Feng, Jie and Cheng. In the sixth year of Xiande (959), Chai Rong fought for the Northern Expedition of the Liao Dynasty and recovered the three prefectures and three passes. Soon Chai Rong died and his youngest son Chai Zongxun ascended the throne.
in the seventh year of Xiande (960), the general of the imperial army Zhao Kuangyin launched the Chenqiao mutiny , established Northern Song , and died in the Later Zhou Dynasty. The rule of the latter week includes the current Chinese Henan , Shandong , Shanxi southern, Hebei central, Shaanxi central, Gansu eastern, Hubei northern, and Jiangsu and Anhui regions north of the Yangtze River.
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