Mu-rong Jun; Mu-jung Chün

Japanese: 慕容儁 - ぼようしゅん（英語表記）Mu-rong Jun; Mu-jung Chün

[Raw] Taiko 2 (319)
[Death] Koju 4 (360)
The second king of Former Yan, one of the Five Barbarians and Sixteen Kingdoms in China (reigned 348-360). He was the son of Murong Huang and succeeded him as King of Yan. He encroached on the territory of Later Zhao, and in the second year of Yan Yuan (350) made Ji (Beijing) his capital. He overthrew the Ran Min government, and became emperor in the first year of Yuanxi (352), and in the first year of Guangshou (357) moved the capital from Ji to Ye in Henan Province. Thus, Former Yan came to reign over the eastern part of North China.

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Japanese:

[生]太興2 (319)
[没]光寿4 (360)
中国，五胡十六国の前燕の第2代王（在位 348～360）。慕容皝の子で，その跡を継ぎ，燕王となった。後趙の領土を蚕食し，燕元2（350）年薊（けい。北京）を都とした。冉閔（ぜんびん）政権を滅ぼし，元璽1（352）年に帝位につき，光寿1（357）年には薊から河南省の鄴に遷都した。こうして前燕は華北の東部に君臨することになった。

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