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249 — China: Incident at Gaoping Tombs: Sima Yi took control of the Cao Wei capital Luoyang during Cao Fang and Cao Shuang's absence
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| KoreaThree Kingdoms of Korea 57 BC–660 | ChinaThree Kingdoms 220–266 | JapanYayoi period 300 BC–250 | United States |
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- No events recorded for this year
- 247신라 첨해 이사금 즉위
- 248고구려 중천왕 즉위
| - Incident at Gaoping Tombs: Sima Yi took control of the Cao Wei capital Luoyang during Cao Fang and Cao Shuang's absence.
- 曹魏大臣司馬懿發動政變，史稱高平陵之變，誅宗室曹爽。ZH
- 247Jiang Wei's Northern Expeditions: Cao Wei pushed back an invasion by the Shu Han general Jiang Wei across the Tao River.
- 248Eastern Wu forces killed the Vietnamese rebel Lady Triệu.
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- 248Himiko dies and is succeeded by 13 year old Queen Toyo after a brief civil war. Some rebels, preferring a male successor, fled Yamatai and founded the Miwa court in Nara.
- 250The Kofun period and Yamato period starts, which marks the founding of Yamato entity in Nara associated with the Sujin line of emperors.
| covered from 1607 |