Mu Zong
Emperor of the Liao Dynasty
Born
September 19th, 931
1093 years ago
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
China
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Ruled as the second emperor of the Liao Dynasty from 946 until death in 969. Contributed to the consolidation and expansion of the empire's territory. Established strong administrative practices and promoted cultural development during the reign. Significant efforts were made to integrate various ethnic groups within the empire, enhancing stability and governance.
Expanded the Liao Dynasty's territory significantly
Strengthened the central administration
Promoted cultural achievements
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