polity Jin dynasty (1115-1234): All Data

This page is about the data available for this polity; the chronology of its events is available here.

The chieftain Wanyan Aguda (1068-1123) united the disparate Jurchen tribes and led a revolt against the Liao. In 1115 he named himself emperor of the Jin "golden" dynasty (1115-1234). The polity controlled Manchuria, northern China and the Russian Far East.

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1. Genealogy

Jin dynasty (1115-1234) : Genealogy

2. Maps of Political Control Over Time

Jin dynasty (1115-1234) : Map showing the initial year each territory was ruled by the polity Jin dynasty (1115-1234) : Maximal Extension of the Polity

3. Monthly Summaries

Jin dynasty (1115-1234) : Monthly Summary of the Changes

4. Lists and Timelines

Jin dynasty (1115-1234) : List of events the polity was involved in

5. Rankings

Jin dynasty (1115-1234) : Top wars ordered by largest reached area Jin dynasty (1115-1234) : Top wars by territorial gain or loss in terms of area of the changes Jin dynasty (1115-1234) : Top wars by territorial gain or loss in terms of area difference

6. Time Series

Jin dynasty (1115-1234) : Time Series of all Territorial Changes Jin dynasty (1115-1234) : time series of its population and area throughout history

7. All Events mentioned in Territorial Changes

Jin-Song Alliance against Liao Jurchen campaigns against the Song Dynasty Wanyan Liang's war War of 1206 -1208 Conquest of Mongolia and Siberia Conquest of Jin China Conquest of Eastern Xia

8. All Cities mentioned in Territorial Changes

Shangjing Nanchang Shangjing Taiyuan Kaifeng Kaifeng Kaifeng Taiyuan Taiyuan Kaifeng Jiankang Jiankang Zhengzhou Luoyang Zhengzhou Luoyang Sizhou Sizhou Zaoyang Zaoyang Zhongdu Zhongdu Fengxiang Fengxiang Kaifeng Kaifeng Kaifeng Yanjing Zhengzhou Luoyang Zhengzhou Luoyang Shaoxing Shaoxing Datong Kaifeng Yanjing Zhengzhou Luoyang Hangzhou