Emperors of Later Yan 後燕
6 people claimed the title of emperor in Later Yan (386–407), from Murong Chui to Murong Xi.
Sixteen Kingdoms. Violent deaths: 5 of 6. Causes of death: Assassinated 2, Executed 2, Natural causes 1, Suicide (incl. forced) 1.
All 6 emperors
- 1stMurong Chui後燕成武帝 Hòu Yàn Chéngwǔdì慕容垂 Mùróng Chuí386–396 · 10 years · Natural causes, age 71386–39610 yearsNatural causes, age 71
- 2ndMurong Bao後燕惠愍帝 Hòu Yàn Huìmǐndì慕容寶 Mùróng Bǎo396–398 · 1 year · Assassinated, age 44396–3981 yearAssassinated, age 44
- 3rdMurong Xiang慕容詳 Mùróng Xiáng397 · 183 days · Executed397183 daysExecuted
- 4thMurong Lin慕容麟 Mùróng Lín397–398 · 151 days · Suicide (incl. forced)397–398151 daysSuicide (incl. forced)
- 6thMurong Sheng後燕昭武帝 Hòu Yàn Zhāowǔdì慕容盛 Mùróng Shèng398–400 · 1 year · Assassinated, age 29398–4001 yearAssassinated, age 29
- 7thMurong Xi後燕昭文帝 Hòu Yàn Zhāowéndì慕容熙 Mùróng Xī401–407 · 7 years · Executed, age 23401–4077 yearsExecuted, age 23
The number before each name is the ruler's position in the dynasty, which also counts rulers who did not claim the title of emperor. Ages are given in East Asian reckoning (sui): a person is one year old at birth and gains a year at each New Year, so the figure is one or two years higher than the Western age.