Later Zhou Gong Emperor (as de facto ruler of China)

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The Later Zhou Gong Emperor was the powerful regent of the Later Zhou dynasty who effectively ruled China before being succeeded by Emperor Taizu of Song, founder of the Song dynasty.

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instanceOf de facto ruler
political leader
regent
associatedWithEvent rise of Zhao Kuangyin
associatedWithProcess dynastic transition to Song
authorityBasis control of the court and military
countryRuledDeFacto China NERFINISHED
dynastyServed Later Zhou dynasty NERFINISHED
eraPreceded Song dynasty NERFINISHED
formalStatus not the reigning emperor
governedOnBehalfOf Later Zhou emperor
governmentType military‑dominated regency
historicalContext transition from Later Zhou to Song dynasty
legitimacyType de facto rather than de jure imperial authority
notableFor being de facto ruler before the founding of the Song dynasty
positionHeld regent of the Later Zhou dynasty
powerStatus held effective control of the central government
predecessorAsDeFactoRuler Later Zhou imperial authority
regionOfInfluence North China NERFINISHED
roleDescription powerful regent who effectively ruled China
ruledDuringPeriod Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period NERFINISHED
succeededBy first Song emperor
founder of the Song dynasty
successorAsDeFactoRuler Emperor Taizu of Song NERFINISHED
Zhao Kuangyin NERFINISHED

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Emperor Taizu of Song succeeded Later Zhou Gong Emperor (as de facto ruler of China)