Two years later, Wu Jun tried to take it back, but was defeated by Jin general Mao Huan. In 269, Sun Hao joined forces with Yu Yun, Tao Huang, Xu Li and others in Hepu, and it was not until 27 1 that Jiaozhou was recovered. In 279, Yun Xiu's subordinate Ma rebelled in Guangzhou (now Guangdong and Guangxi), and Sun Hao sent Teng Xun, Tao Jun and Tao Huang to encircle and pacify it. In the same year, the Jin army led the army south, and the state of Wu was in jeopardy.
After the death of Lu Kaihe, two important officials of Sun Wu, Jin proposed that Yang Hucheng cut Wu, but Jia Chong opposed it and gave up. In 279 AD, when the northwest rebellion began, Du Yu wrote that it was time to attack Wu, while Jia Chong and Xun Yu opposed it on the grounds that the northwest was undecided. Finally, Sima Yan decided to attack Wu on a large scale in that year 1 1 month, which was the famous battle of Jin and Wu.
He took Jia Chong as the viceroy, with Wang Zhuo and Tang Binjun in the upper reaches, Wang Rongjun in the middle reaches and Wang Hun and Sima Zhoujun in the lower reaches. In 280 1 month, Sun Hao was appointed as prime minister, and led Ku Lokshin and Sun Zhen to cross the river to resist Wang Hunjun, but they were all defeated and died. Wang Zhuo's army cooperated with other Jin Jun along the Yangtze River and captured Xiling, Jiangling, Wuchang and Xunyang. Du Yu also captured the south of Jingzhou.
On March 15, Sun Hao saw that 8 Jin Army had surrounded Jianye. He thought that the tide was over and surrendered. Sun Wu perished, and the Western Jin Dynasty unified the world, thus ending the Three Kingdoms period.
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The starting and ending time of the Three Kingdoms period is generally divided into narrow sense and broad sense. In a narrow sense, in 220, Cao Pi forced Xian Di to abdicate and established Cao Wei, which started the last years of the Eastern Han Dynasty and ended in 280. Generally speaking, it starts from 184 and ends at 280.
Historians pay more attention to the formation and process of the tripartite confrontation. From 184, the Eastern Han Dynasty began to lose its political entity and became independent, forming the embryonic form of the Three Kingdoms, until the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, so 184 to 220 was often included in the discussion of the Three Kingdoms period.
The Three Kingdoms is also called the Three Kingdoms Period, because the world was founded by three forces: Wei, Shu (Han) and Wu.
In the first year of Yankang (220), Cao Pi proclaimed himself emperor. Because of his surname Cao, he was later called Cao Wei or Cao Wei regime, and his capital was Luoyang. In the second year of Emperor Xianxi (265), Cao Huanchan was located in Sima Yan and enjoyed the country for 46 years. He mainly controlled Kyushu in the north (north of the Yangtze River) and had the most powerful influence.
In the first year of Zhangwu (22 1), Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor. In order to show the legitimacy of its regime, the country name is still Han. Because the area it controlled was Yizhou (Shu), it was later called Shu Han or Shu for short.
Shu Han is the weakest. In the first year of Yan Xing (263), Liu Chan surrendered to Wargo and enjoyed the country for 43 years. In the first year of Jianxing (229), Sun Quan officially proclaimed himself emperor, and established the political title of Wu. Because his surname is Sun, he is called Sun Wu, and because he controls Yangzhou, Jiaozhou and Jingzhou, he is also called Sun Wu.
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