Who was the king of Fujian during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period?

At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Wang Xu, the governor of Guangzhou in Huainan Province, was unable to cope with the extortion of the great warlord Qin Zongquan, so he raised 5,000 soldiers and soldiers to drive the officials and people across the river. Entering Fujian in 885, there were tens of thousands of people. Later, due to Wang Xu's indiscriminate killing of tribesmen, Wang Chao, a native of Guangzhou Gushi, was elected as the new commander-in-chief. He passed from Nankang to Ganzhou, then to Chaoyang, to Quanzhou, and based in Fuzhou, finally pacifying Fujian. Wang Chao died, and his younger brother Shen Zhi succeeded him. Shen Zhi died, and his son Yanhan established the Fujian Kingdom, and the four masters died. From the time the Wang family entered Fujian to the demise of the Fujian state, the Wang family ran Fujian for 60 years.

During his rule, immigrants from Guangzhou and Shouzhou spread throughout Fujian, developed and multiplied, and had a great impact on the population of Fujian