The intensification of contradictions within the ruling class is the direct cause of the Anshi Rebellion. In the later period of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, Li, a treacherous traitor, dominated state affairs for 19 years. During his tenure, he rejected dissidents, cultivated party followers and dominated state affairs. Yang, the elder brother of Yang Guifei, who came to power after him, is even more a person who "ignores the success or failure of the world" and only cares about self-interest and mistakes the country. He was bribed in public, jealous and arrogant.
The traitor's power deepened the contradictions within the ruling class, especially the struggle for power and interests in the rebellion between Yang and An Shi, which became the fuse of An Shi's rebellion. In the 14th year of Tianbao, An Lushan rebelled and captured Luoyang at the end of the year. The following year, Tongguan was captured. Abandoned Chang 'an, went west to Chengdu, and killed Yang and Yang Guifei. Subsequently, Li Hengling ascended the throne, and Guo Ziyi and Li Guangbi recovered Hebei.
Subsequently, An Qingxu killed An Lushan, Tang Jun recovered Chang 'an, and Shi Siming surrendered to the Tang Dynasty. Shi Chaoyi killed Shi Siming, Tang Jun recovered Luoyang, Tian and Li Huaixian surrendered to the Tang Dynasty, and Shi Chaoyi committed suicide. Tian, Li Huaixian, Li and Xue Song were appointed as Chinese envoys in Tang Dynasty. The Anshi Rebellion ended and the separatist regime of the buffer region began. The split within the rebels accelerated the recovery of Chang 'an and Luoyang in the Tang Dynasty. Luoyang was lost twice in the Tang Dynasty, but it was recovered by Uighur soldiers. The eight-year war of An Shi Rebellion ended in the victory of Tang Dynasty.
An Shi Rebellion originated from An Shi Rebellion. Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty reused the Hu people, which led to the Anshi rebellion. Yang Guifei, one of the four beauties, was also given death under the threat of Tang Jun, and An Lushan was cruel and spicy, and was finally killed by her own son. The soldiers made great efforts to recapture the lost land in the Tang Dynasty. Of course, the split within the rebels also prompted the Tang Dynasty to take advantage of it. If they unite, it's hard to say whether the Tang Dynasty can protect it.
An Shi Rebellion Shi Siming claimed to be the emperor and was killed by his son Shi Chaoyi. In fact, the internal management of the rebels was very chaotic, and the internal turmoil of the rebels gave the regular army of the Tang Dynasty enough opportunities to finally recover the lost land. Shi Chaoyi, son of Shi Siming, committed suicide after defeat.