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In the second year after the demise of the Western Jin Dynasty, Si Marui, the royal family of the Jin Dynasty, re-established political power in Jiankang (now Nanjing), which was called the Eastern Jin Dynasty in history. However, in the north of the Yangtze River and the Central Plains, it was a turbulent period in China's history. Around the Central Plains, seven ethnic groups have established more than 20 regimes. Cui Hong of the Northern Wei Dynasty wrote the Spring and Autumn Period of Sixteen Countries, which was later called the period of "Five Lakes and Sixteen Countries". "Five Lakes" refers to five ethnic minorities, namely Xiongnu, Xianbei, Jie, Qiang and Di. The Sixteen Kingdoms are Xia, Cheng Han, Erzhao (front and back), Sanqin (front and back, west Qin), Siyan (front and back, south and north Yan) and Wuliang (front and back, north and south, west cool).
Liu Yuan, a Hun, was the earliest of the sixteen countries. During the Eight Kings Rebellion, Liu Yuan lobbied Sima Ying, the king of Chengdu, to recruit five foreign AIDS from Xiongnu. After returning to China, he was pushed to be a big Khan by Xiongnu nobles. In less than 20 days, he gathered more than 200,000 people. In 308, Liu Yuan proclaimed himself emperor, with the title of Han, with Pingyang as its capital (now northwest of Linfen, Shanxi). The Xiongnu Liu regime practiced the policy of dividing Hu and Han, and hated Han people.
In 3 18, Liu Yao became emperor, changed his name to Zhao and moved to Chang' an. The history is called former Zhao, which is different from 3 19 Schleswig-Holstein Zhao. In 328 AD, Liu Yao fought against Hou Zhao and was defeated and killed. The following year, the prince surrendered to Hou Zhao.
Stone in 329 ...