List of The Jin Dynasty Rulers
Complete list of Western and Eastern Jin Dynasties rulers' name, posthumous name, era name, reign, born and died year with Pinyin and playable Chinese pronunciation audio. Click here to view full China dynasties list.
Western Jin
| Name | Posthumous name | Era Name | Born - Died | Reign |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Sima Yan 司马炎 |
Emperor Wu 武皇帝 |
Taishi
泰始 Tàishǐ Xianning
咸宁 Xiánníng Taikang
太康 Tàikāng Taixi
太熙 Tàixī |
236 - 290 |
266 - 290 |
Sima Zhong 司马衷 |
Emperor Xiaohui 孝惠皇帝 |
Yongxi
永熙 Yǒngxī Yongping
永平 Yǒngpíng Yuankang
元康 Yuánkāng Yongkang
永康 Yǒngkāng Yongning
永宁 Yǒngníng Taian
太安 Tài'ān Yongan
永安 Yǒng'ān Jianwu
建武 Jiànwǔ Yongxing
永兴 Yǒngxīng Guangxi
光熙 Guāngxī |
259 - 307 |
290 - 307 |
Sima Chi 司马炽 |
Emperor Xiaohuai 孝怀皇帝 |
Yongjia 永嘉 |
284 - 313 |
307 - 311 |
Sima Ye 司马邺 |
Emperor Xiaomin 孝愍皇帝 |
Jianxing 建兴 |
300 - 318 |
311 - 316 |
Eastern Jin
| Name | Posthumous name | Era Name | Born - Died | Reign |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Sima Rui 司马睿 |
Emperor Yuan 元皇帝 |
Jianwu
建武 Jiànwǔ Daxing
大兴 Dàxīng Yongchang
永昌 Yǒngchāng |
276 - 323 |
317 - 323 |
Sima Shao 司马绍 |
Emperor Ming 明皇帝 |
Taining 太宁 |
299 - 325 |
323 - 325 |
Sima Yan 司马衍 |
Emperor Cheng 成皇帝 |
Xianhe
咸和 Xiánhé Xiankang
咸康 Xiánkāng |
321 - 342 |
325 - 342 |
Sima Yue 司马岳 |
Emperor Kang 康皇帝 |
Jianyuan 建元 |
322 - 344 |
342 - 344 |
Sima Dan 司马聃 |
Emperor Mu 穆皇帝 |
Yonghe
永和 Yǒnghé Shengping
升平 Shēngpíng |
343 - 361 |
344 - 361 |
Sima Pi 司马丕 |
Emperor Ai 哀皇帝 |
Longhe
隆和 Lónghé Xingning
兴宁 Xīngníng |
341 - 365 |
361 - 365 |
Sima Yi 司马奕 |
- - |
Taihe 太和 |
342 - 386 |
365 - 372 |
Sima Yu 司马昱 |
Emperor Jianwen 简文皇帝 |
Xianan 咸安 |
320 - 372 |
372 |
Sima Yao 司马曜 |
Emperor Xiaowu 孝武皇帝 |
Ningkang
宁康 Níngkāng Taiyuan
太元 Tàiyuán |
362 - 396 |
372 - 396 |
Sima Dezong 司马德宗 |
Emperor An 安皇帝 |
Longan
隆安 Lóng'ān Yuanxing
元兴 Yuánxìng Daheng
大亨 Dàhēng Yixi
义熙 Yìxī |
382 - 419 |
396 - 419 |
Sima Dewen 司马德文 |
Emperor Gong 恭皇帝 |
Yuanxi 元熙 |
386 - 421 |
419 - 420 |
About Jin Dynasty
The Jin dynasty was divided into two phases: the Western Jin (265-316) and the Eastern Jin (317-420). The Western Jin was founded by Sima Yan, who usurped the throne from the last emperor of the Cao Wei state and reunified China for a brief period. The Eastern Jin was founded by Sima Rui, a descendant of Sima Yan, who fled to the south after the invasion of nomadic tribes from the north. The Eastern Jin faced constant threats from rival states in the north, but maintained its cultural and political influence in southern China.
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