Liu Congxiao

Liu Congxiao 留從效
Prince of Jinjiang
Portrait of Liu Congxiao (Portrait painted by guessing)
Jiedushi of Qingyuan Circuit (清源軍節度使)
Reign	949 – 962
Successor	Liu Shaozi (acting)
Born	906 Taolinchang, Nan'an County, Quanzhou (present-day Taocheng, Yongchun County)
Died	962 (aged 55–56) Jinjiang County, Quanzhou (present-day Licheng, Quanzhou)
Names Liú Cóngxiàu (留從效) Era dates Adopted Southern Tang's era names: Baoda (保大): 949–957 Zhongxing (中興): 958 Jiaotai (交泰): 958 Adopted Later Zhou's era name: Xiande (顯德): 958–960 Adopted Northern Song's era name: Jianlong (建隆): 960–962 Regnal name Duke of E (鄂國公), later Prince of Jinjiang (晉江王)
Chinese name
Traditional Chinese	留從效
Simplified Chinese	留从效
Transcriptions Standard Mandarin Hanyu Pinyin Liú Cóngxiàu Southern Min Hokkien POJ Liû Chiông-hāu

Liu Congxiao (Chinese: 留從效; 906-962), formally the Prince of Jinjiang (Chinese: 晉江王), was a general of the Chinese Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period state Min and the first ruler of Qingyuan Circuit. After Min's fall, he initially submitted to Southern Tang (which had conquered Min), but eventually, taking advantage of Southern Tang's inability to fully control the region, took the southern part of the former Min realm under his own control, albeit in nominal submission to Southern Tang. After Southern Tang's repeated defeats by Later Zhou, he also nominally submitted to Later Zhou's successor state Song.