Murong Chong
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Murong Chong declared himself emperor in 385 after hearing of the death of his brother Murong Wei, the last emperor of Former Yan.

Murong Chong

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Table Section Text: Murong Chong declared himself emperor in 385 after hearing of the death of his brother Murong Wei, the last emperor of Former Yan.

Emperor Wei of (Western) YanHouse of MurongBorn: 359 Died: 386

Regnal titles

Preceded by Himself as Prince of Jibei	Emperor of Western Yan 385–386	Succeeded by Duan Sui as Prince of Yan

Chinese royalty

Preceded by Murong Hong	Prince of Jibei 384–385	Succeeded by Himself as Emperor of Western Yan

Titles in pretence

Preceded by Murong Hong	— TITULAR — Emperor of China 384–386 Reason for succession failure: Sixteen Kingdoms	Succeeded by Duan Sui

Sentence(s)

Murong Chong was an emperor of the Western Yan.
Emperor Wei of (Western) YanHouse was the Emperor of Western Yan.
Murong Chong (359–386) was the Emperor of Western Yan.

final_sentence: Murong Chong was an emperor of the Western Yan.
final_sentence: Emperor Wei of (Western) YanHouse was the Emperor of Western Yan.
final_sentence: Murong Chong (359–386) was the Emperor of Western Yan.