Shun Dynasty

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大順
Great Shun

1644

Capital

Xi'an
(1644)
Beijing
(1644-June 5, 1644)

Language(s)

Religion

Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Chinese folk religion

Government

Emperor

- 1644-1646

History

- Established in Xi'an

1644, 1644

- Captured Beijing

- Fall of Beijing

- Emperor Li Zicheng was killed

Currency

Chinese coin, Chinese cash

Shun Dynasty (simplified Chinese: 顺朝; traditional Chinese: 順朝; pinyin: Shùn cháo) was an imperial dynasty created in the brief lapse from Ming to Qing rule in China.

Rebel Li Zicheng proclaimed himself as emperor of China under this dynastic banner, but it only lasted from April to May 1644.

Generals and Ministers

Liu Zongming(劉宗敏) general
Niu Jingshin(牛金星) Prime Minister
Li Guo(李過) general
Gu Junann(顧君恩) staff
Gau J(高傑) general
Li Yen(李岩) staff
Song Senzer(宋獻策) staff
Hou Yauqi(郝搖旗) general
madam Gau(李妻高氏) general

Preceded by Ming Dynasty	Dynasties in Chinese history 1644	Succeeded by Qing Dynasty

Categories: Former countries in Chinese history | Former empires | Former monarchies of Asia | Short-lived states | 1644 establishments | 1644 disestablishments | Imperial Chinese dynasties

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