Book of Jin (Jinshu), Imperial Annals: a Standard history source. Covers AD 266 – 420, with 182 events in chronological order. Text license and provenance included.
| Type | Standard history |
|---|---|
| Viewpoint | Insider account |
| Years covered | AD 266 – 420 |
| Events | 182 events, 162 placed on the map |
| Author | 房玄齡 等(648) |
| Original title | 晉書 帝紀 |
Regions: China 180 · Southeast Asia 2
| Year | Place | Event | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| AD 266 | 洛陽 | Accepting the abdication of the Wei emperor, he built an altar at Luoyang, ascended the throne, granted a general amnesty, and changed the era to Taishi. This founded the Western Jin. | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 泰始1年12月 |
| AD 268 | 襄陽 | Wu's Shi Ji entered Jiangxia and Wan Yu attacked Xiangyang. Prince Wang of Yiyang Sima Wang was stationed at Longbei, and Jingzhou Governor Hu Lie defeated Wan Yu. | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 泰始4年10月 |
| AD 271 | 壽陽 | Sun Hao led his forces toward Shouyang, and the Grand Marshal Sima Wang stationed himself north of the Huai to block him. | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 泰始7年3月 |
| AD 271 | 金城 | Northern Di barbarians attacked Jincheng. Liangzhou Governor Qian Hong pursued them but was surrounded at Qingshan and killed. | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 泰始7年4月 |
| AD 271 | 交趾 | Wu's Tao Huang and others besieged Jiaozhi; the governor Yang Ji and others surrendered to Wu, and the Jiaozhou region was lost. | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 泰始7年7月 |
| AD 276 | 洛陽 | A great plague caused the death of more than half the population of Luoyang. | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 咸寧1年12月 |
| AD 276 | 敦煌 | Liangzhou Governor Yang Xin beheaded Linghu Hong, who had seized the post of Dunhuang Governor, and sent the head to Luoyang. | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 咸寧2年 |
| AD 279 | 姑臧 | The Xianbei chieftain Shuji Neng took Liangzhou, and Ma Long was sent to subjugate them. | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 咸寧5年1月 |
| AD 279 | 汲郡 | A man of Jijun, Bu Zhun, dug open the tomb of King Xiang of Wei and recovered over a hundred thousand characters of bamboo-slip manuscripts (the Jizhong books). | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 咸寧5年10月 |
| AD 279 | 建康 | With more than 200,000 men in six columns, a great expedition against Wu began, with Jia Chong as commander-in-chief. | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 咸寧5年11月 |
| AD 280 | 姑臧 | Ma Long decisively defeated Shuji Neng, beheaded him, and pacified Liangzhou. | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 咸寧5年12月 |
| AD 280 | 尋陽 | Wang Hun took several Wu cities, including Xunyang and Laixiang. | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 太康1年1月 |
| AD 280 | 西陵 | Wang Jun took Xiling and killed Liu Xian, Governor of Xiling. | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 太康1年2月 |
| AD 280 | 江陵 | Du Yu took Jiangling and beheaded Wu Yan, governor of Jiangling. | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 太康1年2月 |
| AD 280 | Wang Hun and Zhou Jun dealt a crushing defeat to Zhang Ti, the Wu chancellor, at Banqiao, and beheaded him. | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 太康1年2月 | |
| AD 280 | 建康 | Wang Jun's navy reached Shitou at Jianye, and Sun Hao, binding himself and carrying his coffin, surrendered, ending Wu. | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 太康1年3月 |
| AD 280 | 洛陽 | Sun Hao was enfeoffed as Marquis of Guiming, and was presented at Luoyang before a gathering of the ruler and his ministers. | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 太康1年5月 |
| AD 282 | 昌黎 | General Yan Xun defeated Murong Hui at Changli, killing tens of thousands. | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 太康3年3月 |
| AD 282 | 建康 | Former Wu generals Wan Gong and Bo Feng rebelled, killed the Jianye magistrate, and besieged Yangzhou; Ji Xi suppressed them. | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 太康3年9月 |
| AD 286 | 遼東 | Murong Hui invaded Liaodong. | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 太康7年5月 |
| AD 290 | 洛陽 | Emperor Wu died at Hanzhang Hall at the age of 55. | 晉書 卷003 帝紀 太熙1年4月 |
| AD 290 | 洛陽 | Emperor Hui ascended the throne; Lady Jia was made empress, and Yang Jun was appointed grand tutor to assist the court. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 太熙1年4月 |
| AD 291 | 洛陽 | Empress Jia's faction executed the Grand Tutor Yang Jun and his clan, to the third degree of kinship. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 元康1年3月 |
| AD 291 | 洛陽 | Empress Jia forged an edict ordering Prince of Chu Wei to kill Prince of Runan Liang and Wei Guan, and then executed Wei too. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 元康1年6月 |
| AD 296 | 涇陽 | The Di and Qiang all rebelled, enthroned Qi Wannian as emperor, and besieged Jingyang. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 元康6年8月 |
| AD 297 | Zhou Chu fought Qi Wannian at Liumo, was defeated, and died in battle. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 元康7年1月 | |
| AD 299 | Meng Guan crushed the Di at Zhongting and captured Qi Wannian. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 元康9年1月 | |
| AD 300 | 洛陽 | The crown prince Yu was demoted to commoner and confined with his three sons in Jinyong City. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 元康9年12月 |
| AD 300 | 許昌 | Empress Jia forged an edict and had the deposed crown prince Yu killed at Xuchang. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 永康1年3月 |
| AD 300 | 洛陽 | Prince Zhao Lun and Prince Liang Rong deposed Empress Jia and killed Zhang Hua and Pei Wei, intensifying the War of the Eight Princes. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 永康1年4月 |
| AD 300 | 洛陽 | Prince Huainan Yun failed to attack Prince Zhao Lun and was killed. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 永康1年8月 |
| AD 301 | 成都 | Yizhou Governor Zhao Xin and Li Xiang, a refugee of Lueyang, seized Chengdu and rebelled. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 永康1年12月 |
| AD 301 | 洛陽 | Zhao Lun usurped the throne, moved Emperor Hui to Jinyong City, and called him Retired Emperor. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 永寧1年1月 |
| AD 301 | 陽翟 | Prince Qi Jiong stationed himself at Yangdi, circulated a proclamation, and raised troops against Zhao Lun; Prince Chengdu, Prince Hejian and others responded. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 永寧1年3月 |
| AD 301 | 洛陽 | Wang Yu entered the palace and beheaded Sun Xiu and others, restoring Emperor Hui to the throne. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 永寧1年4月 |
| AD 301 | 成都 | Li Te, a refugee of Lueyang, rebelled in Shu. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 永寧1年10月 |
| AD 302 | 梓潼 | Li Te took Zitong and Baxi, killed the Guanghan Governor Zhang Wei, and proclaimed himself Grand General. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 太安1年5月 |
| AD 303 | 洛陽 | Prince Changsha Yi protected Emperor Hui and attacked and killed Prince Qi Jiong. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 太安1年12月 |
| AD 303 | 成都 | Li Te took Yizhou, but Jingzhou Governor Song Dai beheaded him; his son Li Xiong then seized Yizhou again. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 太安2年3月 |
| AD 303 | 宛 | Zhang Chang of the Yiyang Man rebelled, proclaimed himself under the name Han, and killed Nanyang Governor Liu Bin and Prince Xinye Xin. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 太安2年5月 |
| AD 303 | 方城 | Jingzhou Governor Liu Hong and others attacked Zhang Chang at Fangcheng and were defeated. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 太安2年6月 |
| AD 303 | 洛陽 | Prince of Hejian Yong and Prince of Chengdu Ying sent Zhang Fang and Lu Ji and others to press Luoyang, intending to attack Prince of Changsha Yi. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 太安2年8月 |
| AD 303 | 洛陽 | Zhang Fang entered Luoyang and set fire to the Qingming and Kaiyang gates, killing tens of thousands. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 太安2年9月 |
| AD 303 | 洛陽 | Prince of Donghai Yue captured Prince of Changsha Yi and confined him in Jinyong City; soon Zhang Fang killed him. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 太安2年11月 |
| AD 304 | 洛陽 | Zhang Fang plundered Luoyang extensively and returned to Chang'an. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 永興1年1月 |
| AD 304 | 湯陰 | The Northern Expedition army of Emperor Hui was defeated at Tangyin; Ji Shao blocked Emperor Hui and died in battle. Emperor Hui went to Sima Ying's camp at Ye. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 永興1年7月 |
| AD 304 | 鄴 | Wang Jun crushed Prince Chengdu Ying at Ye with Wuhuan cavalry; Ying and Emperor Hui fled to Luoyang. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 永興1年8月 |
| AD 304 | 離石 | The Xiongnu Left Worthy Liu Yuanhai (Liu Yuan) rebelled at Lishi and claimed the title Great Chanyu, marking the beginning of Han. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 永興1年8月 |
| AD 304 | 長安 | Zhang Fang coerced Emperor Hui into going with him to Chang'an and handed him over to Prince of Hejian Yong; a Liutai was set up at Luoyang. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 永興1年11月 |
| AD 305 | 成都 | Li Xiong ascended the throne and named the state Shu (later called Cheng Han). | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 永興2年6月 |
| AD 306 | 長安 | Qi Hong and others crushed Diao Mo; Yong and Ying fled to the Southern Mountains. The Xianbei under Qi Hong plundered Chang'an and killed more than 20,000 people. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 光熙1年5月 |
| AD 306 | 洛陽 | Qi Hong and others escorted Emperor Hui back to Luoyang by ox cart. | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 光熙1年5月 |
| AD 306 | 洛陽 | Emperor Hui died at Xianyang Hall at the age of 48 (there are rumors of poisoning). | 晉書 卷004 帝紀 光熙1年11月 |
| AD 307 | 萊州 | Wang Mi of Donglai rebelled and attacked Qing and Xu provinces; the governors of Changguang and Dongmou were killed. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 永嘉1年2月 |
| AD 307 | 晉陽 | Many commanderies of Bing province fell to Liu Yuanhai, but Governor Liu Kun alone held Jinyang. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 永嘉1年3月 |
| AD 307 | 鄴 | Ji Sang, chief of the horse herders, rebelled, took Ye, killed Prince Teng of Xincai, and burned the Ye Palace. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 永嘉1年5月 |
| AD 307 | 建康 | Prince Rui of Langya was made General Who Pacifies the East and Commander of Yangzhou and Jiangnan, and stationed at Jianye (the starting point of the Eastern Jin). | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 永嘉1年7月 |
| AD 308 | 平陽 | Liu Yuanhai attacked Pingyang; the Governor Song Chou fled, and the Henan Governor Lu Shu died in battle. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 永嘉2年7月 |
| AD 308 | 平陽 | Liu Yuanhai took the title of emperor at Pingyang and named the state Han. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 永嘉2年10月 |
| AD 309 | 延津 | Wang Kan blocked Liu Yuanhai but was defeated at Yanjin; more than 30,000 men were killed. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 永嘉3年3月 |
| AD 309 | 洛陽 | Liu Cong reached the Ximing Gate of Luoyang, but was utterly defeated by Prince Donghai Yue outside the Xuanyang Gate. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 永嘉3年9月 |
| AD 309 | 黎陽 | Shi Le took Changle and massacred the people of Liyang. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 永嘉3年11月 |
| AD 310 | 平陽 | Liu Yuanhai died; his son He succeeded, but his younger brother Cong killed He and set himself up as ruler. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 永嘉4年6月 |
| AD 310 | 洛陽 | When Prince Donghai Yue marched to Xuchang, the palace had no defenses and the famine was severe; corpses lay strewn inside the halls. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 永嘉4年11月 |
| AD 311 | 長沙 | Du Tao, a refugee from Xiangzhou, rebelled and made Changsha his base. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 永嘉5年1月 |
| AD 311 | Shi Le caught up with the funeral cortege of Prince Donghai Yue at Dongjun and killed Wang Yan and other ministers and more than 100,000 soldiers. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 永嘉5年4月 | |
| AD 311 | 洛陽 | Liu Yao and Wang Mi entered Luoyang and captured it, burning the palace and the imperial tombs and killing more than 30,000. Emperor Huai fled to the Hualin Garden but was captured. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 永嘉5年6月 |
| AD 311 | 平陽 | Emperor Huai was taken to Pingyang and enfeoffed by Liu Cong as Duke of Kuaiji. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 永嘉5年6月 |
| AD 311 | 長安 | Liu Can, son of Liu Cong, took Chang'an and killed Nanyang Prince Mo. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 永嘉5年8月 |
| AD 313 | 平陽 | Emperor Huai was assassinated at Pingyang at the age of 30. Earlier, at Liu Cong's banquet, he had been made to wear blue garments and pour wine. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 永嘉7年1月 |
| AD 313 | 長安 | Emperor Min ascended the throne at Chang'an and changed the era to Jianxing. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 建興1年4月 |
| AD 313 | 建康 | To avoid the name of Emperor Min (Sima Ye), Jianye was renamed Jiankang and Ye was renamed Linzhang. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 建興1年8月 |
| AD 314 | 薊 | Shi Le took Youzhou, killed Grand Marshal Wang Jun, and burned the towns and cities, killing more than 10,000. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 建興2年3月 |
| AD 316 | 長安 | Liu Yao pressed Chang'an so that inside and outside were cut off. Qu Yun held a small city, and the relief army could not advance. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 建興4年8月 |
| AD 316 | 長安 | With food exhausted, Emperor Min rode out in a sheep-drawn cart, stripped to his upper garments, took a jade in his mouth, and dragged a coffin to surrender to Liu Yao. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 建興4年11月 |
| AD 316 | 平陽 | Emperor Min was taken to Pingyang and enfeoffed by Liu Cong as Marquis of Huai'an. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 建興4年11月 |
| AD 317 | 薊 | Liu Kun fled to Ji and sought refuge with Duan Pidi. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 建興4年12月 |
| AD 317 | 建康 | Prince Rui of Langya ascended to the title of King of Jin, changed the era to Jianwu, and established the ancestral temple and altars at Jiankang (beginning of the Eastern Jin). | 晉書 卷006 帝紀 建武1年3月 |
| AD 317 | 譙 | When Shi Le's subordinate Shi Hu besieged Qiao City, Zu Ti drove him off. | 晉書 卷006 帝紀 建武1年6月 |
| AD 318 | 平陽 | Emperor Min was assassinated at Pingyang at the age of 18, ending the Western Jin. | 晉書 卷005 帝紀 建興5年12月 |
| AD 318 | 建康 | On news of Emperor Min's death, the officials presented a posthumous title, Emperor Yuan ascended the throne, and the era was changed to Daxing. | 晉書 卷006 帝紀 大興1年3月 |
| AD 318 | 薊 | Grand Commandant Liu Kun was killed by Duan Pidi. | 晉書 卷006 帝紀 大興1年5月 |
| AD 319 | 浚儀 | Zu Ti was defeated by Shi Hu at Junyi. | 晉書 卷006 帝紀 大興2年5月 |
| AD 319 | 武當 | Zhou Fang, Governor of Liangzhou, beheaded Du Zeng at Wudang and captured Diwu Yi. | 晉書 卷006 帝紀 大興2年5月 |
| AD 319 | 襄國 | Shi Le took the title of Prince of Zhao at Xiangguo (beginning of the Later Zhao). | 晉書 卷006 帝紀 大興2年11月 |
| AD 320 | 遼東 | Murong Hui raided Liaodong, and Cui Bi, Eastern Yi Colonel, fled to Goguryeo. | 晉書 卷006 帝紀 大興2年12月 |
| AD 321 | 厭次 | Shi Le took Yanci; Duan Pidi, Governor of Youzhou, was captured. | 晉書 卷006 帝紀 大興4年4月 |
| AD 322 | 武昌 | Grand General Wang Dun raised troops at Wuchang under the pretext of attacking Liu Wei. | 晉書 卷006 帝紀 永昌1年1月 |
| AD 322 | 建康 | Wang Dun's vanguard attacked Shitou; Zhou Zha opened the city gate to join them. The government army was defeated, and Diao Xie, Dai Ruosi, Zhou Yi and others died. | 晉書 卷006 帝紀 永昌1年4月 |
| AD 322 | 譙 | Shi Le took Xiangcheng and Chengfu and besieged Qiao; when he broke Zu Yue's separate army, Zu Yue retreated to Shouchun. | 晉書 卷006 帝紀 永昌1年10月 |
| AD 323 | 青州 | Shi Hu took Qingzhou and Governor Cao Yi was killed. | 晉書 卷006 帝紀 太寧1年8月 |
| AD 324 | 當塗 | Emperor Ming secretly rode out to Yuhu to observe Wang Dun's camp. | 晉書 卷006 帝紀 太寧2年6月 |
| AD 324 | 建康 | Emperor Ming's army crushed Wang Dun's vanguard at Yuecheng and beheaded He Kang; Wang Dun died of vexation. | 晉書 卷006 帝紀 太寧2年7月 |
| AD 325 | Shi Le took all of the three provinces of Si, Yan and Yu. | 晉書 卷006 帝紀 太寧3年4月 | |
| AD 327 | 和縣 | Zu Yue, Governor of Yuzhou, and Su Jun, Governor of Liyang, rebelled (the Su Jun Rebellion). | 晉書 卷007 帝紀 咸和2年11月 |
| AD 328 | 當塗 | Su Jun's subordinate Han Huang entered Gushu and massacred the people of Yuhu. | 晉書 卷007 帝紀 咸和2年12月 |
| AD 328 | 建康 | Su Jun advanced from Jiang Mountain toward Xiling and Qingxi Stockade and crushed the government army. Bian Kun, Yang Man and others died in battle, and Yu Liang fled to Xunyang. | 晉書 卷007 帝紀 咸和3年2月 |
| AD 328 | 建康 | Su Jun moved Emperor Cheng to Shitou. | 晉書 卷007 帝紀 咸和3年5月 |
| AD 328 | Tao Kan, Wen Jiao, Yu Liang and Wei Gai stationed a naval force of 40,000 at Caizhou. | 晉書 卷007 帝紀 咸和3年5月 | |
| AD 328 | Su Jun sortied with light cavalry, fell from his horse, and was beheaded; the rebel army was utterly defeated. | 晉書 卷007 帝紀 咸和3年9月 | |
| AD 329 | 洛陽 | Shi Le defeated Liu Yao at Luoyang and captured him. | 晉書 卷007 帝紀 咸和3年12月 |
| AD 329 | 建康 | In the attack on Shitou, Su Yi was utterly defeated; Teng Han escorted Emperor Cheng and moved him by Wen Jiao's boat. | 晉書 卷007 帝紀 咸和4年2月 |
| AD 329 | 天水 | Shi Hu massacred Shanggui, destroyed the Liu clan, and buried alive more than 3,000 of their people. | 晉書 卷007 帝紀 咸和4年9月 |
| AD 330 | 尋陽 | Tao Kan captured Guo Mo at Xunyang and beheaded him. | 晉書 卷007 帝紀 咸和5年5月 |
| AD 330 | 襄陽 | Shi Le took the throne and sent Guo Jing to attack Xiangyang. | 晉書 卷007 帝紀 咸和5年8月 |
| AD 333 | 襄國 | Shi Le died, and his son Hong succeeded him. | 晉書 卷007 帝紀 咸和8年7月 |
| AD 334 | 襄國 | Shi Hu assassinated Shi Hong and set himself up as Heavenly King. | 晉書 卷007 帝紀 咸和9年11月 |
| AD 337 | Murong Huang styled himself King of Yan. | 晉書 卷007 帝紀 咸康3年11月 | |
| AD 338 | 遼西 | Shi Hu led seventy thousand men to attack Duan Liao of Liaoxi, and Duan Liao fled to Pinggang. | 晉書 卷007 帝紀 咸康4年2月 |
| AD 338 | 成都 | Li Shou assassinated Li Qi and named the state Han. | 晉書 卷007 帝紀 咸康4年4月 |
| AD 339 | 邾城 | Shi Hu's general Kui An and others took Mian'nan, and Zhang He took Zhucheng; Mao Bao and others died in battle. | 晉書 卷007 帝紀 咸康5年9月 |
| AD 343 | 襄陽 | General Who Guards the West Yu Yi moved to Xiangyang as Grand Commander of Expeditions and took up his post there. | 晉書 卷007 帝紀 建元1年7月 |
| AD 347 | 成都 | Huan Wen attacked Chengdu and took it; Li Shi surrendered, pacifying Yizhou (the fall of Cheng Han). | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 永和3年3月 |
| AD 347 | 日南 | The Linyi chieftain Fan Wen took Rinan and killed Governor Xiahou Lan. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 永和3年3月 |
| AD 349 | 鄴 | Shi Hu declared himself emperor at Ye. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 永和5年1月 |
| AD 349 | 彭城 | Chu Pou advanced as far as Pengcheng but was defeated by Li Nong at Daibei. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 永和5年7月 |
| AD 350 | 鄴 | Ran Min assassinated Shi Jian and founded Wei (intercalary first month). | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 永和6年1月 |
| AD 351 | 五丈原 | Sima Xun, Governor of Liangzhou, was defeated by Fu Jian at Wuzhangyuan. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 永和7年4月 |
| AD 352 | 中山 | Ran Min was destroyed by Murong Jun; Murong Jun declared himself emperor at Zhongshan and named the state Yan. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 永和8年4月 |
| AD 352 | 許昌 | Xie Shang was defeated by Zhang Yu at Jieqiao in Xuchang. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 永和8年4月 |
| AD 352 | 鄴 | Ran Min's son Zhi surrendered, opening Ye; Dai Shi obtained the imperial seal of transmission and sent it on. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 永和8年8月 |
| AD 353 | 譙 | Yin Hao, pursued by Yao Xiang's counterattack at Shansang, abandoned his baggage and retreated to Qiao City. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 永和9年10月 |
| AD 354 | 姑臧 | Zhang Zuo, Governor of Liangzhou, falsely claimed the imperial throne at Guzang. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 永和10年1月 |
| AD 354 | 藍田 | During his campaign in Guanzhong, Huan Wen crushed Fu Chang at Lantian. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 永和10年4月 |
| AD 354 | 白鹿原 | Fu Xiong gathered all his forces and defeated Huan Wen at Bailu Plain; in the ninth month Huan Wen ran out of food and returned. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 永和10年6月 |
| AD 356 | 廣固 | Murong Ke attacked Duan Kan at Guanggu. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 永和12年10月 |
| AD 357 | 三原 | Fu Mei and Fu Jian defeated and beheaded Yao Xiang at Sanyuan. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 升平1年5月 |
| AD 365 | 洛陽 | Murong Ke took Luoyang; Zhu Yao fled to Xiangyang, and Shen Jin died in battle. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 興寧3年3月 |
| AD 365 | 成都 | Sima Xun, Governor of Liangzhou, rebelled, besieged Zhou Chu, Governor of Yizhou, at Chengdu, and Huan Wen sent Zhu Xu to relieve him. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 興寧3年10月 |
| AD 366 | 成都 | At Chengdu Zhu Xu defeated and beheaded Sima Xun. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 太和1年5月 |
| AD 369 | 枋頭 | Huan Wen reached Fangtou, but grain supplies were cut off, so he burned his boats and returned. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 太和4年9月 |
| AD 369 | 襄邑 | Murong Chui pursued Huan Wen's rear guard at Xiangyi and defeated it. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 太和4年9月 |
| AD 370 | 鄴 | Wang Meng of Former Qin took Ye, captured Murong Wei, and seized all the lands of the Former Yan. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 太和5年11月 |
| AD 371 | 壽陽 | Huan Wen took Shouyang and beheaded Yuan Jin. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 太和6年1月 |
| AD 371 | 建康 | Huan Wen, citing an order from the Empress Dowager Chongde, deposed the Duke of Haixi. | 晉書 卷008 帝紀 太和6年11月 |
| AD 371 | 建康 | Emperor Jianwen ascended the throne, and Huan Wen stationed himself in the Central Hall. | 晉書 卷009 帝紀 咸安1年11月 |
| AD 372 | 京口 | Former Protector General Yu Xi entered Jingkou from Hailing and rebelled. | 晉書 卷009 帝紀 咸安2年6月 |
| AD 373 | 成都 | Fu Jian's general Yang An attacked Chengdu. | 晉書 卷009 帝紀 寧康1年9月 |
| AD 374 | 成都 | Zhang Yu, a man of Shu, proclaimed himself King of Shu and besieged Chengdu; Fu Jian's general Deng Qiang destroyed him. | 晉書 卷009 帝紀 寧康2年5月 |
| AD 376 | 姑臧 | Gou Chang, a general of Fu Jian, took Guzang, captured Zhang Tianxi, and took all of Liangzhou. | 晉書 卷009 帝紀 太元1年7月 |
| AD 377 | 盛樂 | Fu Jian sent Fu Luo to attack Dai and captured the King of Dai, Tuoba Shiyijian. | 晉書 卷009 帝紀 太元1年12月 |
| AD 379 | 襄陽 | Fu Jian's son Pi took Xiangyang and captured Nan Zhonglang Zhu Xu. | 晉書 卷009 帝紀 太元4年2月 |
| AD 383 | 壽春 | Fu Jian's brother Rong took Shouchun. | 晉書 卷009 帝紀 太元8年10月 |
| AD 383 | 淝水 | The Jin generals crushed Fu Jian at the Feishui River (the Battle of Feishui), killing or capturing tens of thousands. | 晉書 卷009 帝紀 太元8年10月 |
| AD 384 | 洛陽 | Zhai Liao betrayed Fu Jian and rose in revolt; Murong Chui joined and attacked Fu Hui at Luoyang. | 晉書 卷009 帝紀 太元8年12月 |
| AD 384 | 耀州 | Yao Chang, a general of Fu Jian, rebelled with his cavalry in Beidi, made himself king, and named the state Qin (Later Qin). | 晉書 卷009 帝紀 太元9年4月 |
| AD 385 | 長安 | Murong Chong declared himself emperor at Epang. | 晉書 卷009 帝紀 太元9年12月 |
| AD 385 | 長安 | Fu Jian's crown prince Fu Hong surrendered, and Murong Chong entered Chang'an. | 晉書 卷009 帝紀 太元10年6月 |
| AD 386 | 中山 | Murong Chui declared himself emperor at Zhongshan (Later Yan). | 晉書 卷009 帝紀 太元11年1月 |
| AD 386 | 盛樂 | Tuoba Gui, King of Dai, changed the name of the state to Wei. | 晉書 卷009 帝紀 太元11年4月 |
| AD 394 | 長子 | Murong Chui attacked Murong Yong at Changzi and beheaded him. | 晉書 卷009 帝紀 太元19年8月 |
| AD 396 | 平城 | Murong Chui attacked and took Pingcheng. | 晉書 卷009 帝紀 太元21年3月 |
| AD 399 | 平城 | Prince of Wei Tuoba Gui ascended the throne at Pingcheng and changed the era to Tianxing. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 隆安2年12月 |
| AD 399 | 廣固 | Murong De took Qingzhou and proclaimed himself emperor at Guanggu (Southern Yan). | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 隆安3年6月 |
| AD 399 | 洛陽 | Yao Xing took Luoyang and captured Henan Governor Xin Gongjing. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 隆安3年10月 |
| AD 399 | 會稽 | The demonic rebel Sun En took Kuaiji; Internal Historian Wang Ningzhi died in battle. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 隆安3年11月 |
| AD 400 | 江陵 | Huan Xuan raided Jiangling; the Jingzhou Governors Yin Zhongkan and Yang Quanqi were killed. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 隆安3年12月 |
| AD 400 | 會稽 | Kuaiji Internal Historian Xie Yan was defeated by Sun En and died in battle. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 隆安4年5月 |
| AD 402 | 建康 | Liu Laozhi surrendered to Huan Xuan; at Xinting the government army was defeated and Yuan Xian and others were killed. Huan Xuan took power as chancellor. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 元興1年3月 |
| AD 404 | 建康 | Huan Xuan usurped the throne and demoted Emperor An to Pinggu Prince. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 元興2年12月 |
| AD 404 | 京口 | Liu Yu, Liu Yi, He Wuji and others raised a volunteer army and beheaded Huan Xiu at Jingkou and Huan Hong at Guangling. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 元興3年2月 |
| AD 404 | 建康 | Liu Yu set up the Liutai and provided the hundred officials; Wang Mi and others proclaimed Liu Yu General of Military Dignity and Governor of Xuzhou. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 元興3年3月 |
| AD 404 | 江陵 | Huan Xuan's former general Huan Zhen took Jiangling, and Emperor An was once again confined in enemy hands (intercalary fifth month). | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 元興3年5月 |
| AD 404 | 廣州 | Lu Xun attacked Guangzhou, and Governor Wu Yinzhi was defeated. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 元興3年10月 |
| AD 405 | 襄陽 | Lu Zongzhi, Governor of Nanyang, raised a volunteer army, attacked Xiangyang, and defeated the enemy. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 義熙1年1月 |
| AD 405 | 成都 | Qiao Zong killed Governor of Yizhou Mao Qu and rebelled in Shu (Western Shu's independence). | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 義熙1年2月 |
| AD 405 | 江陵 | Huan Zhen raided Jiangling again, but Liu Huaisu beheaded him; Emperor An returned from Jiangling. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 義熙1年3月 |
| AD 407 | Helian Bobo declared himself Heavenly King at Shuofang and named the state Xia. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 義熙3年6月 | |
| AD 409 | 臨朐 | Liu Yu crushed Murong Chao at Linqu. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 義熙5年6月 |
| AD 410 | 廣固 | Liu Yu attacked Murong Chao at Guanggu and defeated him, pacifying the lands of Qi (Southern Yan). | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 義熙6年1月 |
| AD 410 | 豫章 | Zhennan General He Wuji fought Lu Xun at Yuzhang and was defeated and died in battle. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 義熙6年3月 |
| AD 410 | 建康 | Lu Xun reached Huaikou, and martial law was declared inside and outside Jiankang; Liu Yu stationed himself at Shitou. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 義熙6年5月 |
| AD 411 | 交趾 | Lu Xun fled to Jiaozhou, but Governor Du Huidu beheaded him. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 義熙7年4月 |
| AD 412 | 江陵 | Liu Yu's adviser Wang Zhen'e took Jiangling, and Liu Yi killed himself. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 義熙8年9月 |
| AD 413 | 成都 | Zhu Lingshi took Chengdu, beheaded Qiao Zong, and pacified Yizhou. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 義熙9年7月 |
| AD 415 | 江陵 | Liu Yu defeated Sima Xiuzhi at Jiangjin, and Xiuzhi fled to Xiangyang. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 義熙11年3月 |
| AD 416 | 洛陽 | Yao Guang, general of the Later Qin Yao Hong, surrendered and handed over Luoyang. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 義熙12年10月 |
| AD 417 | 潼關 | Wang Zhen'e crushed Yao Shao at Tongguan. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 義熙13年3月 |
| AD 417 | 長安 | Liu Yu took Chang'an, captured Yao Hong, and destroyed the Later Qin. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 義熙13年7月 |
| AD 418 | 長安 | Helian Bobo crushed the Jin army north of Qingni; Zhu Lingshi burned the palaces of Chang'an and fled toward Tongguan, where he died in battle. | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 義熙14年11月 |
| AD 419 | 建康 | Emperor An died at Dongtang at the age of 37 (there is a theory that Liu Yu had him strangled). | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 義熙14年12月 |
| AD 420 | 建康 | Liu Yu reached the capital and received the abdication of Emperor Gong, demoting Emperor Gong to Prince of Lingling (the end of the Eastern Jin). | 晉書 卷010 帝紀 元熙2年6月 |
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