King Nan of Zhou
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| Ji Yan 姬延 |
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| Reign | 314 BC – 256 BC |
| Predecessor | King Shenjing |
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| Predecessor | King Shenjing |
| Successor | King Hui |
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| 赧 (pinyin năn), literal meaning: "flushed" or 隱 (pinyin yĭn), literal meaning: "hidden" | |
| Father | King Shenjing of Zhou |
King Nan of Zhou, ch. 周赧王, py. zhōu năn wáng, wg, King Nan of Zhou, or less commonly King Yin of Zhou, trad. ch.: 周隱王, sim. Ch.: 周隐王, py: zhōu yĭn wáng, wg: King Yin of Zhou was the thirty-sixth and last sovereign of the Chinese Zhou Dynasty. He was King for fifty-nine years, longest in Zhou Dynasty since King Mu of Zhou.
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King Nan of Zhou
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| Preceded by Shenjing |
King of China 314 BC – 256 BC |
Succeeded by King Zhaoxiang of Qin King Xiaoli of Chu King Huanhui of Han King Xiaocheng of Zhao King Anli of Wei King Xiao of Yin King Jian of Qi |
| King of Zhou | Succeeded by King Hui |
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