Tuoba Wei (Northern Wei) (386 CE – 534 CE)

The Northern Wei, founded by the Tuoba branch of the Xianbei; it appears in the Göktürk inscriptions under the Turkic name "Tabgach" and formed part of the early Turkic political world.

Period:: 386 CE – 534 CE
Region:: Kuzey Çin
Type:: state

It patronized Buddhism and had the Yungang and Longmen cave temples built, ruling northern China for 150 years.

Rulers (3)

Kuzey Wei Kurucusu Tuoba Gui (道武帝 Daowu) · 386 CE–409 CE
Kuzey Wei İmparatoru Tuoba Tao (太武帝 Taiwu) · 423 CE–452 CE
Kuzey Wei İmparatoru İmparator Xiaowen (元宏 Yuan Hong) · 471 CE–499 CE

Related events

Tuoba Founds Northern Wei · 386 CE
Rouran vs Northern Wei Ongoing War · 424 CE
Northern Wei Patron of Buddhism — Yungang Caves · 460 CE
Northern Wei Sinicization Reforms (Xiaowen) · 495 CE

Source: Wikipedia

Frequently asked questions

What was Tuoba Wei (Northern Wei)?: The Northern Wei, founded by the Tuoba branch of the Xianbei; it appears in the Göktürk inscriptions under the Turkic name "Tabgach" and formed part of the early Turkic political world.
When did Tuoba Wei (Northern Wei) exist?: 386 CE – 534 CE
Where was Tuoba Wei (Northern Wei) located?: Kuzey Çin