Southern Song

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The Southern Song was the later period of China's Song dynasty, during which the imperial court ruled from the south after losing northern territories to the Jurchen Jin.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Southern Song canonical 3
Song China 1
Southern Song China 1

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese dynasty
historical period
imperial dynasty of China
capital Hangzhou
Lin'an
linked to: Hangzhou
continent Asia
country China
currency Chinese cash
paper money
endEvent Battle of Yamen
endTime 1279
firstMonarch Emperor Gaozong of Song
followedBy Yuan dynasty
follows Northern Song
linked to: Song dynasty
governmentForm hereditary monarchy
monarchy
hasAcademicDiscipline Neo-Confucian philosophy
linked to: Neo-Confucianism
hasNotableFigure Li Qingzhao
Lu You
Qin Hui
Wen Tianxiang
Yue Fei
Zhu Xi
hasPart Mongol–Song Wars
linked to: Mongol–Song War

Song–Jin Wars
linked to: Jin–Song Wars
knownFor advances in navigation
development of Neo-Confucianism
economic prosperity
maritime trade
urbanization
languageUsed Middle Chinese
lastMonarch Emperor Bing of Song
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity South China
linked to: southern China
notableEvent Battle of Caishi
Battle of Xiangyang
Battle of Yamen
Mongol conquest of the Song dynasty
linked to: Mongol–Song War

Treaty of Shaoxing
partOf Song dynasty
religion Buddhism
Confucianism
Daoism
linked to: Taoism
rulingHouse House of Zhao
sharesBorderWith Dali Kingdom
Jin dynasty
Mongol Empire
Western Xia
startEvent Jingkang incident
startTime 1127

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Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Song dynasty eraName Southern Song
Song dynasty dividedInto Southern Song
Dahui Zonggao placeOfActivity Southern Song China
linked to: Southern Song
Great Yuan predecessor Southern Song
Dōgen traveledTo Song China
linked to: Southern Song