Shi Yuanzhong (Chinese: 史元忠; died October 14, 841) was a Chinese military general of the Tang dynasty, serving for several years as the military governor...
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nobleman June 25 – Ricwin of Nantes, Frankish nobleman October 14 – Shi Yuanzhong, Chinese governor Arnulf of Sens, illegitimate son of Louis the Pious...
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removed from power by his soldiers in 834 and replaced with Shi Yuanzhong. Shi Yuanzhong was killed in 841 and two more followed him in quick succession...
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– Rowan Blanchard, American actress 530 – Antipope Dioscorus 841 – Shi Yuanzhong, Chinese governor 869 – Pang Xun, Chinese rebel leader 962 – Gerloc...
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governor of Lulong, Shi Yuanzhong, was killed in a mutiny. The soldiers initially supported the officer Chen Xingtai (陳行泰) as Shi's replacement, and Chen...
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nobleman June 25 – Ricwin of Nantes, Frankish nobleman October 14 – Shi Yuanzhong, Chinese governor Arnulf of Sens, illegitimate son of Louis the Pious...
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actions. In 834, Yang Zhicheng was himself expelled by his officer Shi Yuanzhong. He fled toward Chang'an, and as he went through Hedong, Li Zaiyi had...
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early in 841, there had been a mutiny that killed the military governor Shi Yuanzhong. The soldiers initially supported the officer Chen Xingtai (陳行泰) to...
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Yang Zhicheng. Yang was removed in a mutiny in 834 and replaced by Shi Yuanzhong. He was killed in a disturbance in 841, after which two more men followed...
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Yichun (until February 2019), Liu Qifan (until November 2021), Zhang Yuanzhong (until January 2020), Yun Guangzhong (until June 2019, put under investigation)...
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