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How many years did the Western Jin regime exist in Chinese history?
Western Jin Dynasty (266~3 16) In 266 AD, Sima Yan, grandson of Sima Yi, minister of Wei, usurped the throne and changed his country name to "Jin". Luoyang is its capital. Sima Yan is the Emperor of Jin Dynasty.

After the Eight Kings Rebellion, Liu Yuan sent his son Liu Cong to plunder Luoyang, while general Schleswig and Wang Mi plundered the Kanto countries. In 3 10, Liu Yuan died, and his son Liu He succeeded to the throne. Soon Liu Cong was killed and stood on his own feet. 3 1 1 year, Schleswig sent troops to Xiangyang, and the Jin Dynasty sent troops to crusade. However, due to mutual suspicion between the imperial court and Sima Yue, 8 Jin Army was in civil strife, and was finally captured by Schleswig-Holstein, and the elite died. At that time, Luoyang was empty, and Liu Cong took the opportunity to capture Jin Huaidi, which was called "the disaster of Yongjia" in history. In 3 13, Emperor Huaidi was killed, Jin Emperor succeeded to Chang 'an, and Han and Zhao sent Liu Yao to continue the attack. In 3 16, Xian Di Chen of Jin surrendered, and was finally humiliated and killed, and the Western Jin Dynasty perished. Then Xiongnu, Di, Jie, Xianbei and Qiang established a series of countries in the north, which were called "Five Lakes and Sixteen Countries" in history.