Sima Zhao
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Because the campaign against Shu was going well, Sima Zhao was once more offered the position of Chancellor of the State [xiangguo], as well as the title Duke of Jin and the Nine Awards.

Sima Zhao

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Table Section Text: Because the campaign against Shu was going well, Sima Zhao was once more offered the position of Chancellor of the State [xiangguo], as well as the title Duke of Jin and the Nine Awards.

Emperor Wen of JinHouse of SimaBorn: 211 Died: 6 September 265

Chinese royalty

Preceded by Himself as Duke of Jin	King of Jin 2 May 264 – 6 September 265	Succeeded by Sima Yan later became Emperor Wu of Jin

Chinese nobility

New title	Duke of Jin 9 December 263 – 2 May 264	Succeeded by Himself as King of Jin

Sentence(s)

On 2 May 264, Sima Zhao was the King of Jin.

final_sentence: On 2 May 264, Sima Zhao was the King of Jin.