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Later Liangball (Sixteen Kingdoms). Later Liangball or Zhu Liangball was the first of the Five Dynasties to succeed 
Tangball during 
Chinaball's Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. Later Liangball was established in 907 by Tangball jiedushi Zhu Huang (朱晃), after he deposed the last emperor of Tangball (Emperor Ai; 唐哀帝).
Later Liangball focused on centralization and military control, and was the longest-lasting dynasty of the Five Dynasties period. Nonetheless, it faced internal conflicts and was anschlussed by Later Tangball in 923 AD.
History
Background
Zhu Wen was a prominent jiedushi who rose to eminence during the 
Huang Chao rebellion. Initially under the service of Huang Chao, Zhu Wen surrendered to Tangball in 882, when the tide of war turned against Qiball. Zhu helped pacify Huang Chao's rebellion and was greatly rewarded by the Tang court for his efforts. Emperor Xizong of Tang bestowed
the personal name Quanzhong (全忠) onto Zhu.
Throughout the 890's, Zhu Quanzhong grew increasingly powerful as he grew his power base and garrisons. He conquered .png){kind=icon}
Henanball and extended his area of control to include half of Shandongball. In 902, Zhu attacked Li Maozhen (李茂貞), conquering Guanzhong from him and gaining control over Emperor Zhaozong of Tang in the process. In 904, he ordered assassination of Emperor Zhaozong, and made Li Zuo (李祚; Emperor Ai), aged 12, acting emperor.
Establishment
Zhu's act of controlling the Empire through a puppet emperor did not last long, as in 907, he forced Emperor Ai to abdicate to him and established Later Liangball. In response, Zhu's rivals, such as Li Maozhen and Li Keyong, did not change their era names out of defiance.
In 912, Later Liangball faced a crisis when Zhu Yougui (朱友珪), envious of the influence of his brother, Zhu Youwen (朱友文), assassinated his father and seized Later Liangball's throne. Zhu Yougui was an unpopular emperor, so in 913, Zhu Youzhen (朱友貞), another son of Zhu Wen, plotted and successfully carried out a counter-coup against Zhu Yougui.
In 917, Later Liangball lost nominal control over Lingnan after Liu Yan (劉龑) proclaimed the empire of 
Yueball.
Abolishment
In 923, Later Tangball anschlussed Later Liangball after a surprise attack was leaked to Later Tangball. Zhu Yougui committed suicide and Later Liangball perished.
Relationships
Friends
Wuyueball
Southern Hanball (before 917)- Zhaoball (907–910, 921–922)
- Jie Yanball
Enemies
Tangball- Qiball
- Former Shuball
- Yang Wuball
- Southern Hanball (after 917)
- Zhaoball (910–921)
How To Draw
Later Liangball (Five Dynasties) has a drawing rating of easy.
Drawing Later Liangball is very simple.
- Draw a black outline of a circle.
- Fill it Yellow.
- Draw a second white circle inside of the first.
- Add the Chinese character for Liang (梁) inside of the white portion. You can also write the characters for Later Liang (後梁) or Zhu Liang (朱梁) instead, in order to distinguish this Liangball from other Liangballs in Chinese History.
- Add two slant eyes and you've finished.
- Optional: Draw appropriate hatwear.
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 Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms
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| Five Dynasties | Later Liangball • ( Former Jinball) Later Tangball • Later Jinball • Later Hanball •  Later Zhouball
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| Ten Kingdoms | Yang Wuball • Former Shuball •  Ma Chuball •  Wuyueball • Minball ( Yinball) • Southern Hanball • Jingnanball • Later Shuball • Southern Tangball • Northern Hanball
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| States | Qiball • Zhaoball • Jie Yanball
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