Original Name:
Chinese Name:
潞江安撫司
Notes:
A polity under Yun-nan ruled by a Tai elite. Located between Bao-shan and Teng-chong (q.v.). Tan Qi-xiang (1982; 78) shows Lu-jiang as being centred on a place located to the west of the Salween, about 25 kilometres north of the Hui-tong Bridge where the Burma Road now crosses the Salween. For information on further Chinese sources relating to this polity, see Dao Yong-ming (1989; 140, 945), Fang Guo-yu (1987; 851, 864-65, 1068) and Gong Yin (1985; 224-26 and 1992; 643-45, 668).
Relevant Entries:
12 entries found.
| Reign Date | Western Date |
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| Year 2, Month 10, Day 2 | 4 Nov 1404 |
| Reign Date | Western Date |
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| Year 1, Month 6, Day 19 | 23 Jul 1426 |
| Year 1, Month 6, Day 20 | 24 Jul 1426 |
| Year 1, Month 6, Day 29 | 2 Aug 1426 |
| Year 2, Month 9, Day 23 | 14 Oct 1427 |
| Year 3, Month 7, Day 3 | 13 Aug 1428 |
| Year 5, Month 1, Day 25 | 17 Feb 1430 |
| Year 8, Month 10, Day 4 | 15 Nov 1433 |
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| Year 3, Month 5, Day 19 | 11 Jun 1438 |
| Year 4, Month 2, Day 14 | 27 Feb 1439 |
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| Year 12, Month 8, Day 24 | 28 Sep 1499 |
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| Year 10, Month 6, Day 24 | 3 Aug 1515 |