Emperor Xian of Han - Era Names

Era Names

  • 189: Yonghan (simplified Chinese: 永汉; traditional Chinese: 永漢; pinyin: Yǒnghàn)
  • 190–193: Chuping (Chinese: 初平; pinyin: Chūpíng)
  • 194–195: Xingping (simplified Chinese: 兴平; traditional Chinese: 興平; pinyin: Xīngpíng)
  • 196–220: Jian'an (Chinese: 建安; pinyin: Jiàn'ān)
  • 220: Yankang (Chinese: 延康; pinyin: Yánkāng)

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