Liu Yin

Chinese warlord and governor

Liu Yin - Chinese warlord and governor
Born

None
None years ago

Died

April 4th, 911
1114 years ago — None years old

Category

Military & Warriors

Country

China

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Born in 874, Liu Yin served as a warlord and governor during the tumultuous Five Dynasties period in China. Liu established control over significant territories and played a critical role in the military and political landscape of the era. He governed multiple regions, demonstrating administrative and military prowess. His leadership contributed to the complexities of local governance amidst the decline of central authority. Liu's death occurred on April 4, 911, marking the end of his influence over the region.

Governed several regions in China

Demonstrated military leadership

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