Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period
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| Pre-Xia |
| Xia Dynasty |
| Shang Dynasty |
| Zhou Dynasty |
| Qin Dynasty |
| Han Dynasty |
| Three Kingdoms |
| Jin Dynasty |
| Sixteen Kingdoms |
| N/S Dynasties |
| Sui Dynasty |
| Tang Dynasty |
| Five Dyn./Ten King |
| Song Dynasty |
| Liao Dynasty |
| Jin Dynasty |
| Yuan Dynasty |
| Ming Dynasty |
| Qing Dynasty |
| Republic of China |
| P.R. China |
| This article is part of the series: Five Dynasties & Ten Kingdoms |
| Five Dynasties |
| Later Liang Dynasty |
| Later Tang Dynasty |
| Later Jin Dynasty |
| Later Han Dynasty |
| Later Zhou Dynasty |
| Ten Kingdoms |
| Wu |
| Wuyue |
| Min |
| Nanping |
| Chu |
| Southern Tang |
| Southern Han |
| Northern Han |
| Former Shu |
| Later Shu |
| Others |
| Wuping |
| Qianzhang |
Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms (五代十國 wu3 dai4 shi2 guo2) (907-960) was a period of political upheaval in China, between Tang Dynasty and Song Dynasty in which 5 short-lived would-be dynasties in the north and more than 10 independent sovereignties mainly in the south of Chang Jiang were established.
Rulers of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms are listed in relevant articles.