It is the national title in the TV series "Legend of Heroes in Sui and Tang Dynasties", and the national title in history is "Xu".

Yu Wenhuaji (? -A.D. 6 19), leader of the rebel army at the end of Sui Dynasty. Ancestors are Huns, and their surname is broken wild head.

Wuchuan (now Wuchuan, Inner Mongolia) was born, the grandson of Yu Wensheng, the pillar country of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, and the eldest son of Yuwen Shu, the right-back general. When he was the King of Jin, Yuwen Shu participated in the planning and establishment of the Prince. After Yang Di acceded to the throne, in order to thank Yuwen Shu for his support, he betrothed his eldest daughter Princess Nanyang to Yuwen Shu's third son Yu.

In 6 18 AD, the Guards mutinied and regicide the emperor Yang Di, who was called the Great Prime Minister. Later, he led the army north and was defeated by Shimi. He abdicated from Wei county and became emperor himself, with the title of Xu, and was named Tianshou. Founded for half a year, the following year was defeated by Dou Jiande.

Where Yu Wenhuaji was killed, "Sui Shu" was originally translated into Hejian; The History of the North and the two biographies of Dou Jiande in the Tang Dynasty are mainland China; "Purple Tongzhi Sword" is a country, and now it is from "Purple Tongzhi Sword".

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Life in Yu Wenhuaji:

1, thin, wireless bar

His father, Yuwen Shu, was a general of Zuo Wei in Sui Dynasty, and Yu Wenhuaji was cruel and insidious. Relying on his father's power, he ran amok and violated the law and discipline.

Because he witnessed the dark inside story of corruption in the upper class of the ruling class, he developed a greedy and arrogant nature and never obeyed the law. He often leads his family, riding a big horse with a bow and bullets, running along Chang 'an Road. So people in the city are called "frivolous sons".

2, regicide rebellion

At the end of Sui Dynasty, warlords scuffled and people's grievances boiled, which led to overwhelming peasant uprisings sweeping across the country, with smoke everywhere and bonfires everywhere.

In July of the 12th year of Daye (6 16), Emperor Yang traveled to Jiangdu by dragon boat. At that time, Shi Mi, the leader of the Wagangzhai Army, occupied Luokou (now northeast of Gongxian County, Henan Province) and cut off Yang Di's road back to the west. Yang Di stayed in Jiangdu and did not intend to return to Daxing (now southeast of Xi, Shaanxi), but planned to take Danyang (now Nanjing, Jiangsu) as the capital and settle in Jiangdong.

Most of the Xiaoguo Guards, driven by the emperor, came from Guanzhong area in northwest China. They have lived abroad for a long time and are very homesick. Seeing that Emperor Yang Di didn't want to go back to the West, but wanted to stay in Jiangdong for a long time, people became more and more uneasy, so they planned to rebel against the Emperor and return to the West.

3. Escape and escape

When Yu Wenhuaji's men marched to Xuzhou, because the waterway was impassable, they ordered the looting of two thousand local ox carts and loaded the treasures of the ladies-in-waiting. His Ge Jia weapons were also carried by soldiers. Due to the long distance and insufficient manpower, the soldiers of the three armed forces complained bitterly.

Minister Sima Dekun, Zhao and general Chen all tried to kill them successively, but they were all killed because of poor planning. Later, it was defeated by Shi Mi of the crock, and most of the soldiers began to flee. Less than 20,000 people who followed him most retreated to Wei County.

4. Caught while being beheaded

Earlier, Wang Bo, the leader of the peasant uprising army in qi zhou, heard that Yu Wenhuaji was carrying countless treasures of gold and silver, so he disguised himself to take refuge in him, looking for opportunities to seize his wealth.

At this time, Wang Bo privately led Dou Jiande into the city, captured Yu Wenhuaji and captured all his people. Subsequently, he was loaded into a prison car and escorted to Hejian.

Dou Jiande listed his crimes of killing the king and harming the people, and beheaded him and his two sons, Yu Wencheng and Yu Wencheng.

Baidu encyclopedia _ Yu Wenhuaji