937
937 — Korea: Tae Kwanghyŏn, the last Crown Prince of Balhae, flees to Goryeo with a great portion of the Balhae royalty and aristocracy and settles with tens of thousands of Balhae households there / China: January — The Later Tang emperor Li Congke burned himself to death with his family and servants as the joint armies of Liao and Later Jin approached his capital Luoyang / Japan: 官符を下して、平将門を追捕せ…
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| KoreaGoryeo 918–1392 | ChinaFive Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period 907–960 | JapanHeian period 794–1185 | United States |
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- Tae Kwanghyŏn, the last Crown Prince of Balhae, flees to Goryeo with a great portion of the Balhae royalty and aristocracy and settles with tens of thousands of Balhae households there.
- 935신라 경순왕이 고려에 항복하였으나, 신라 멸망
- 935Silla formally surrenders to Goryeo.
- 936고려가 후백제를 병합하여 후삼국을 통일함
- 936Hubaekje formally surrenders to Goryeo.
- 938Goryeo subjugates Tamna.
| - January — The Later Tang emperor Li Congke burned himself to death with his family and servants as the joint armies of Liao and Later Jin approached his capital Luoyang.
- November — The Wu emperor Yang Pu was deposed by his general Li Bian, who declared himself emperor of the Wu successor state of Southern Tang.
- 936Shi Jingtang, accession
- 936契丹與石敬瑭聯軍攻入洛陽,後唐滅亡。石敬瑭稱帝,國號「晉」,史稱「後晉」,移都開封。
- 938石敬瑭割讓燕雲十六州予契丹。
| - 935The Tosa Nikki, the oldest surviving Japanese diary, is written.
- 939Tengyō no Ran – the failed rebellion of Taira no Masakado in Hitachi Province and Shimōsa Province, Fujiwara no Sumitomo in Iyo Province and San'yō region, plus opportunistic uprisings in Dewa Province – the first of many rebellions led by professional warriors (samurai), has led to the downfall of the Tachibana clan.
- 939平将門の乱
- 939藤原純友の乱(天慶の乱)
| covered from 1607 |