Han Wangxin, who led the 320,000-strong army of the Han Dynasty to surrender to the Xiongnu, was led by Liu Bang in the seventh car of the Han Dynasty (the first 200 years). Due to the rash advance of new recruits, the vanguard troops led by Liu Bang were besieged by Xiongnu for 7 days in Dengbaishan, Pingcheng (now northeast of Datong). After Chen Ping's plan, he bribed Morton to join the army and forced the Huns to retreat. This is the famous siege of Baden in history.
After this lesson, in order to stabilize the northern frontier, Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang adopted Liu Jing's proposal of "marrying by marriage", pretending to be the daughter of the Liu clan, marrying modu chanyu as the queen, and being brothers with modu chanyu in order to make peace. From then on, it laid the foundation of harmony and friendship between Xiongnu and Han nationality, and also laid an opportunity for the emergence of Liu family in Xiongnu.
Morton Khan and Weng Zhu (the daughter of the captaincy is Weng Zhu) collected porridge together, and later succeeded to Khan (the Huns called King Khan), which was called Old Khan in history. The old man married Liu, the Lord of the Han Dynasty, and gave birth to two sons: one was a strategist and the other was Xie. Zhi Yi Xie Shanyu gave birth to three sons: Uwei Shan Yu, Zuo Li Hu Shanyu, and Yan Hou Shanyu. Besides, Lu Hou Khan gave birth to a son, but his power is weak. Xu Luquan Khan was a famous Uhaanyehe in the late Western Han Dynasty.
Uhaanyehe gave birth to a bow tie and knew his teeth. After he acceded to the throne, he was called Uju to stay in Khan. If Lord Wu stays at home, he is the son of heaven and the king of heaven, leading the eight southern departments. Quanri is the tenth generation grandson of modu chanyu.
At that time, it was the replacement of the Han dynasty, and the internal struggle of the Huns was fierce. In 46 AD, Khan died in danger. According to the Xiongnu Brotherhood system, it should be transferred to Wang Zhaojun's son, that is, Shan Yuyu's younger brother, You Guli Wang Zhiyu, but Shan Yuyu killed the dentist before he died and transferred it to his son Pu Nu.
In the 24th year of Jianwu (AD 48), Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Bibi, was dissatisfied with the right day of Punu Khan's succession, and led 40,000 to 50,000 soldiers of the Eighth Army of Xiongnu to declare independence, which was called Khan in October. After Khan's independence, he sent envoys to Luoyang, the capital of Han Dynasty, as vassals to the Eastern Han Dynasty. Since then, the Xiongnu has been divided into two parts, the north and the south, each of which is king, and Khan is the first Khan of the southern Xiongnu.
Since then, the northern and southern Huns have attacked each other, and the Huns' power has been greatly weakened. In the winter of 50 AD, the Southern Xiongnu Khan was defeated by the Northern Xiongnu. Emperor Guangwu ordered the Southern Xiongnu Khan to move inward from Nandan Yuting, 80 miles west of Wuyuan, to Xihe Meiji (in the northwest of Shanxi Province and southern Inner Mongolia), with Meiji as the Southern Xiongnu Khan Yuting. Shan Yubi also settled in various places of southern Xiongnu in the north of Han Dynasty, such as Beidi, Shuofang, Wuyuan, Yunzhong, Yanmen, Daixiang and Dingxiang (in today's Inner Mongolia, Shanshan and Gansu).
From then on, the southern Xiongnu became the border guards and editors of the Han Empire.
Every year, the Han Dynasty rewarded the Xiongnu nobles with various treasures and provided food for the Huns. Huns intermarried with the Han nationality in the north, and Huns Khan sent aristocratic children to Luoyang, the capital of the Han Dynasty, to study China culture. Since the southern Xiongnu belonged to the Han Dynasty from the south, they began to worship the ancestors of the Han family. In this way, the southern Xiongnu was constantly assimilated by the Han nationality and Chinese culture. At about this time, they claimed to be descendants of the Han dynasty royal family.
Khan is longer than the child, Khan is longer than the child, and Khan is longer than Hugh. The third generation of thirteen Khan in South Xiongnu; (A.D. 128- 140) In A.D. 13, he was persecuted by Chen Gui, the satrap of Han Wuyuan, and committed suicide with his brother Zuo. The Han Dynasty changed Kublai Khan's close relatives in Luoyang, the capital of Han Dynasty, into Khan, and sent troops to escort him back to the Meiji Khan court. The relationship between Dou Louchu Dan and Di Xiuli is not stated in the history books, and it is probably his younger brother. Dou Louchu died in the reign of five years, and he ascended the throne in Cheerhan in A.D. 147. The subject is probably Khan's younger brother, who has been in office for 25 years and passed it on to his son Khan. The unknown Shan Yu died after six years in office and passed on his position to his son. Hu Zheng Khan reigned for 2 years, and was beheaded without authorization by Hanzhong Lang, and Wang Xianqiang was appointed as Khan. The relationship between the right wise king Qiangqu and Khan Hu Zheng is not clearly recorded in the history books, but according to the customary law of Xiongnu, the right Hungarian king is Khan's second candidate heir, so he may be Khan Hu Zheng's younger brother or his nephew or son. However, during this period, the Han Dynasty intervened more in the Xiongnu. Therefore, the previous strong songs and three sweats were descendants of father and son. In this way, right Wang Xian may still be Khan's right Wang Xian at rest, that is, Khan's younger brother or nephew.
Khan Qiangqu is the great-grandfather of Liu Yuan, the founder of the sixteen countries in Wuhu.
In the fifth year of Zhong Ping in the Eastern Han Dynasty (188), Zhang Chun, the satrap of Hanzhong and Zhongshan, rose up in response to the Yellow Scarf Army uprising. Emperor Han Ling sent a letter to the Xiongnu soldiers in the south to help suppress it. Khan sent his son Zuo to help Han Ping and the Yellow Scarf Army. However, some Huns opposed sending troops, so they staged a coup in Fuji, attacked and killed Khan in the Qiang Canal, and set up another Khan in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. Because of the Huns' coup, Yu Fuluo led his troops to stay in the territory of the Han Dynasty, gained independence, and went to Luoyang to ask the Han Dynasty to make a ruling. But at that time, it was the death of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, and there was chaos in the Han Dynasty, so there was no spare capacity to manage the affairs of the Huns. In this way, Yu Fuluo could not return to China, so he had to stay in Pingyang County (now Linfen City, Shanxi Province), Hedong County, Han Dynasty. A year later, the coup of Xiongnu Khan died, and Xiongnu "took his place in Nanting and acted as Lao Wang." But Khan Luo Fu still lives in Pingyang, east of the river.
Yu Fuluo reigned for 7 years, died in A.D. 195, and passed it on to his younger brother Hu Chuquan. Yu Fuluo has two sons: the eldest son, Bao, is left; The second son went to my humble abode and became a wise king.
At that time, at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Han Dynasty declined and the world was in chaos. Xian Di was taken to Chang 'an by Dong Zhuo. In the first year of Jian 'an (196), when Emperor Xian of Han returned to Luoyang from Chang 'an East, Xiongnu Khan sent right Wang Xian to Beijing, led thousands of cavalry to guard Emperor Xian of Han, and fought against rebels such as Li Jue and Guo Si, and escorted Emperor Xian of Han to Luoyang and then to Xuchang Xindu.
In the 21st year of Jian 'an, Cao Cao was in power, and the Southern Xiongnu Khan came to the DPRK in Huqiu Spring, but Cao Cao stayed in Yedi (now Linzhang County, Henan Province) and sent Wang Xian to humble the Xiongnu to supervise the country.
At this time, some people in the Han Dynasty thought that the Southern Xiongnu lived in Sene for a long time, just like the Han Dynasty, but they did not lose their tribute. I'm afraid it's difficult to ban hukou, and the court should take measures to stop it. Soon, Cao Cao divided the southern Xiongnu into five parts: the left, the right, the front, the back and the middle, each of which made them noble and handsome.