1, whip broken

Fu Jian, king of Qin, attempted to conquer the Eastern Jin Dynasty in the south. He recruited soldiers on a large scale all over the country. When he had an army of 800,000, he proudly said, "The Eastern Jin Dynasty will soon be conquered by me." However, many ministers think that the time is not ripe to attack the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

Minister Shi Yue advised Fu Jian to say, "Although we are outnumbered now, the Jin army has the natural danger of the Yangtze River to defend, and we may not win." Fu Jian smiled haughtily: "All my brigades, throw the whip in the river and stop it from flowing!" "

Fu Jian did not listen to advice and attacked the Eastern Jin Dynasty. As a result, it was completely defeated by Jin Jun in the battle of Feishui.

2, trembling, grass and trees are soldiers

During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the former Qin Dynasty always wanted to annex the State of Jin, and Fu Jian, the king of Qin, personally led 900,000 troops to attack the State of Jin. General Xie of the State of Jin led 80,000 soldiers and horses to battle. Fu Jian is, of course, arrogant, didn't see the disparity of gold strength.

However, who expected that the vanguard of the vanguard troops was defeated in the first battle with 8 Jin J, Fu Jian panicked. He and his younger brother Fu Rong went to the front to inspect in the evening. He saw that Jin Jun's lineup was neat and his morale was high. Even the vegetation on Bagong Mountain, where 8 Jin J is stationed, is like a mountain full of soldiers!

Then, in the decisive battle at Feishui (now Wabu Lake area in Anhui, China), Qin Jun was completely defeated and suffered heavy losses. Fu Jian, the king of Qin, was injured and his younger brother was killed. Fu Jian fled in a hurry. He heard the sound of the wind blowing trees and thought it was the enemy's pursuer again.

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The Battle of Feishui in History:

The Battle of Feishui, which took place in 383 AD, was a decisive battle in a series of battles launched by the Qin Dynasty to the Southern Eastern Jin Dynasty before the unification of the northern regime during the Sixteen Countries Period of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The former Qin dynasty sent troops to attack the gold and fought in the water (southeast of Shouxian County, Anhui Province). In the end, the Eastern Jin Dynasty defeated more than 800,000 former Qin Jun with only 80,000 troops.

In the Battle of Feishui, more than 700,000 people in the former Qin Jun were completely annihilated and annihilated. Only the 30,000 troops of the Mu Rongchui Department of Xianbei were still intact. Fu Jian's hope of reunifying the north and the south was completely dashed.

Not only that, the temporary unification of the north has also collapsed, and it has once again split into more local ethnic regimes. Mu Rongchui of Xianbei nationality and Yao Chang of Qiang nationality rose again and established new countries. Fu Jian himself was captured and killed by Yao Chang two years later, and the former Qin Dynasty perished.

The north-south division of China continues. The Eastern Jin Dynasty used the Northern Expedition to recover its homeland south of the Yellow River, but it soon turned to the defensive because of the death of Prime Minister Xie An and the retirement of front-line coach Xie Xuan.

Although the winner of this war, the Eastern Jin Dynasty, failed to restore the sovereignty of China, it effectively curbed the intrusion of northern minorities on the South, creating conditions for the social and economic recovery and development in the south of the Yangtze River.

The battle of Feishui has also become a famous example of how to win more with less, which has been recorded in military history and has had a long-term impact on the war view and decisive battle thought of later strategists.

The result of the Battle of Feishui stabilized the rule of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, effectively curbed the intrusion of northern minorities into the South, and provided the necessary opportunity for the social and economic recovery and development of the south of the Yangtze River.

In the long run, the most important role of the Battle of Feishui is to continue and develop the Central Plains culture of the Han nationality who fled to the south, and directly affect the spiritual essence of the unified dynasties such as Sui and Tang Dynasties. It can be said that the Battle of Feishui preserved the core part of China culture and gave it a chance to breathe and rise again after the "Five Chaos".

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