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|title=Jiedushi of Jingnan Circuit |succession=5th and last ruler of [[Jingnan|Jingnan (Nanping)]] ...

|title=Jiedushi of Jingnan Circuit |succession=4th ruler of [[Jingnan|Jingnan (Nanping)]] ...

|succession=3rd ruler of [[Jingnan|Jingnan (Nanping)]] |succession1 = ''[[Jiedushi]]'' of Jingnan Circuit<br>(荊南節度使) ...

...l and warlord during the [[Tang dynasty]] who, from 880 to 882, controlled Jingnan Circuit (荊南, headquartered in modern [[Jingzhou]], [[Hubei]]) in conjun ...efeat Cao and Liu Jurong ({{lang|zh-Hant|劉巨容}}) the military governor (''[[Jiedushi]]'') of Shannan East Circuit (山南東道, headquartered in modern [[Xiang ...

...[Hubei]]) from 882 to 885, most of that time as its military governor (''[[Jiedushi]]''). It is not known when Chen Ru was born, but it is known that he was from Jingnan Circuit's capital [[Jiangling County|Jiangling]] Municipality and that his ...

...s:新唐書/卷160|vol. 160]].</ref><ref>Li Shi served as the military governor of Jingnan from 838 to 843, so Cui Xuan's service under him must have been during that ...nt much approved of Cui's preparedness. Cui eventually died at his post at Jingnan, but the year is not known. His son [[Cui Hang]] would serve as a chancell ...

| succession = Ruler of [[Jingnan|Jingnan (Nanping)]] |succession1 = ''[[Jiedushi]]'' of Jingnan Circuit<br>(荊南節度使) ...

...yong resubmitted to Tang authority and was made the military governor (''[[Jiedushi]]'') of [[Yanmen Circuit]] (<small>[[traditional characters|t]]</small>{{nb ...ted the forces of Tian and his allies [[Zhu Mei]] the military governor of Jingnan Circuit (靜難, headquartered in modern [[Xianyang]], [[Shaanxi]]) and [[L ...

...nearby warlords [[Cheng Rui]] the military governor (''[[Jiedushi]]'') of Jingnan Circuit (荊南, headquartered in modern [[Jingzhou]], [[Hubei]]) and [[Yan ...ater Liang capital [[Kaifeng|Daliang]], as well as at Jing Prefecture (荊州, Jingnan's capital), Xiang Prefecture (襄州, in modern [[Xiangyang]], [[Hubei]]), ...

...der the major warlord [[Zhu Wen|Zhu Quanzhong]] the military governor (''[[Jiedushi]]'') of Xuanwu Circuit (宣武, headquartered in modern [[Kaifeng]], [[Hena ...Former Shu, to protect his family members). Huo was therefore able to hold Jingnan.<ref name=ZZTJ269>''Zizhi Tongjian'', [[:zh:s:資治通鑑/卷269|vol. 269] ...

....<ref name=BT167/><ref name=NBT89/><ref>Pei served as military governor of Jingnan from 792 to 803, so his knowing about Duan must have been during that perio ...d them into [[Buddhist temple]]s. As many of his ancestors were buried at Jingnan, he also built a new ancestral shrine, and he often offered sacrifices to h ...

...of Yan. Later, at the request of [[An Sishun]], the military governor (''[[Jiedushi]]'') of [[Shuofang]] Circuit (朔方, headquartered in modern [[Yinchuan]], ...({{lang|zh|康楚元}}) and Zhang Jiayan ({{lang|zh|張嘉延}}) rebelled and attacked Jingnan's capital Jing Prefecture, Du abandoned Jing Prefecture and fled. As a resu ...

...arlord late in the [[History of China|Chinese]] [[Tang dynasty]] who ruled Jingnan Circuit (荊南 headquartered in modern [[Jingzhou]], [[Hubei]]) from 888 t ...bei]]). He eventually surrendered to [[Chen Ru]] the military governor of Jingnan Circuit and became an officer there.<ref name=NBT190/> ...

...xpelled. When Liu Jurong ({{lang|zh-hant|劉巨容}}) the military governor (''[[Jiedushi]]'') of Shannan East Circuit (山南東道, headquartered in modern [[Xiang ...East Circuit (山南東道, headquartered in modern [[Xiangyang]], [[Hubei]]) and Jingnan Circuit (荊南, headquartered in modern [[Jingzhou]], [[Hubei]]), Feng Xin ...

In 833, Du was sent out of Chang'an to serve as the military governor (''[[Jiedushi]]'') of Fengxiang Circuit (鳳翔, headquartered in modern [[Baoji]], [[Sha ...army to defend against the Nanzhao attack, and he abandoned it and fled to Jingnan. Du arrested Qin and submitted an accusation against Qin. Emperor Yizong, ...

In 882, when [[Han Jian (Weibo warlord)|Han Jian]] the military governor (''[[Jiedushi]]'') of Weibo Circuit ({{Lang-zh|c=|s=魏博|t=|labels=no}})(headquartered ...=|t=|labels=no}}, headquartered in modern [[Changde]], [[Hunan]]) attacked Jingnan's capital [[Jiangling County|Jiangling]] Municipality, He Gui withdrew with ...

...[Li Siyuan]], An Congjin successively served as the military governor (''[[Jiedushi]]'') of Baoyi (保義, headquartered in modern [[Sanmenxia]], [[Henan]]) an ...of Dingnan, and had Yao Yanchou ({{lang|zh|藥彥稠}}) the military governor of Jingnan Circuit (靜難, headquartered in modern [[Xianyang]], [[Shaanxi]]) command ...

...|李聽}}), while Li Ting served three terms as circuit military governor (''[[Jiedushi]]''). He later served as ''Dali Pingshi'' ({{lang|zh|大理評事}}), a jud ...e mayor of its capital Chengdu Municipality. In 857, he was transferred to Jingnan Circuit (荊南, headquartered in modern [[Jingzhou]], [[Hubei]]), and also ...

| succession = Ruler of [[Jingnan|Jingnan (Nanping)]] ...l campaign against him but was subsequently unable to conquer and reabsorb Jingnan).</ref> – January 28, 929 ...

...to persuade [[Zhou Ji (Tang Dynasty)|Zhou Ji]] the military governor (''[[Jiedushi]]'') of Zhongwu Circuit (忠武, headquartered at Xu Prefecture) to renounc ...ime greatly praised him, along with [[Cheng Rui]] the military governor of Jingnan Circuit (荊南, headquartered in modern [[Jingzhou]], [[Hubei]]).<ref name ...