tǔyùhún
(?
437nián～
452nián)
| wǎngbǐhào： | xī píng wáng |
|
|
xī píng wáng，（？
－ 452
nián）
jí mù lì yán，
wéi 4－ 6
shì jì jiàn lì zhī tǔyùhún tǒng zhì zhě zhī yī，
tā wéi huì wáng mù guī dì dì，
chéng xí huì wáng dān rèn shǒu lǐng。 445
nián 8
yuè，
bèi zhōng guó dǎ bài，
tuì zì yú tián， 446
nián fù wèi。
West King Ping, (? -452 Years), or Mu Liyan, 4-6 century, the ruler of one of the Tuyuhun, Hui Mu-Gui his younger brother, inherited the King Hui served as chief. 445 In August, the Chinese defeated, back from Khotan, 446 reset.