Wang (? ~ 62 1) One of the separatist forces in the late Sui Dynasty. The word line is full, the surname is branch, and it comes from the western regions. His ancestors died early and lived in Xinfeng (now northeast of Lintong, Shaanxi). His father accepted, because his mother remarried to RoyceWong, a tyrant of the city, so his surname was Wang. Wang Shou's History of the Governor of the Huai River. The world is full of curly hair, eloquent, calligraphy-related, proficient in the art of war and clear in the law. During the reign of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty, Zuo Yiwei, who worshiped martial arts, was transferred to the Ministry of War as Foreign Minister. During the Daye period, he moved to Jiangdu (now Yangzhou, Jiangsu) and served as the supervisor of Jiangdu Palace. He peeped at the color of Emperor Yang Guang of Yang Di, flattered him, won the favor of Emperor Yang Di, and secretly married a strongman to buy people's hearts. When Yang Xuangan fought against the Sui Dynasty, Zhu Xie and Guan Chong rose up and responded in the south of the Yangtze River, and more than 10,000 people in Jiangdu were defeated in the world. Meng Rang, a peasant uprising army in Qixian County, led 100,000 people to Xuyi (now the northeast of Xuyi County, Jiangsu Province) to design an attack on Xuyi. In the 12th year of Daye (6 16), he moved to Jiangdu Tongshou, and settled the remaining parts of Geqian in Hebei and Nanyang Lu. The following year, Wagangjun (see peasant uprising at the end of Sui Dynasty) occupied Xingluocang and advanced eastward. Yang-ti ordered the world to be a general, commanding more than 100,000 troops to refuse to fight at Tunluokou. In fourteen years, Shi Chong led tens of thousands of troops across Luoyang and was defeated by the insurgents. There are only a thousand people left, leaving Baoye Yang (now south of Qinyang, Shanxi). Yang Dong, King of Sui and Yue, called him back to Luo, and the town contained Jiacheng. After the death of Emperor Yang-ti, Shi Chong, Du Wen, Lu Chu and others held Yang Dong as the emperor (known as Mao in history), and Yang Dong took Shi Chong as the official and sealed Zheng Guogong. In July of the same year, Shi Chong killed Du Wen and Lu Chu, and he acted arbitrarily. Shi Biao defeated Yu Wenhuaji and moved to Jintang (now north of Luoyang, Henan Province), but his troops suffered heavy losses. Shi Chong took the opportunity to attack and was defeated. Shi Biao fell to the Tang Dynasty. The rest are collected, claiming to be autumn, and the ministers are in charge. In April of the second year of Tang Wude (6 19), Shi Chong abolished Emperor Mao and proclaimed himself emperor, and became enlightened in Jianyuan, with the title of Zheng. In three years, the king of Qin was sent to attack Zheng, and Dou Jiande, the eastern capital, was sent for help. In May of four years, Xia Jun was defeated in Hulao Pass (now northwest of Xingyang, Henan Province), Jiande was captured, the world surrendered to Luoyang, and Zheng died. In July, Tang moved to Shu with his family. When he left, he was killed by his enemy, Dugu Xiude.