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The Later Qin Dynasty a separatist regime established by Yao Chang, a Qiang people, with Guanzhong region as the center after the Feishui war. Later Qin spanned from April 384 A.D. when Yao Chang set up troops in Mamu, Weibei, to August 417, the Eastern Jin army captured Chang'an and Yao Hong surrendered. There were three emperors ruling Later Qin,  which lasted for 34 years. In its heyday, Later Qin, the Northern Wei Dynasty and the Eastern Jin Dynasty stood at a balance, showing that it played an important role in the late Sixteen Kingdoms period. This book comprehensively describes the history of the Later Qin regime, including four parts:“the history before the founding of Later Qin", "its establishment and prosperity", "its decline and destruction" and " the regime structure".