History in ancient books.
We have discussed in detail how Li Te, Li Xiong, and his son established the Han Empire, but we have rarely mentioned it during Li Xiong's thirty-year reign. It may be understood that the governance of the Cheng Han Empire was quite proper, and the common people lived happier lives than other regimes.
In 334 AD, the death of Li Xiong, the emperor of the Cheng Han Empire, plunged the empire into a political crisis. As usual, the root of the problem is still the competition of people.
Let's look back at Li Xiong's situation. In 304 AD, Li Xiong established the Cheng Han regime and set up the capital in Chengdu. The Jin Empire's Yizhou Assassin Shi Luo Shang was defeated by Li Xiong and reported the situation to the imperial court, which ordered Luo Shang to take charge of Liangzhou for military supplies.
In 306 AD, the hermit Fan Changsheng came to Chengdu and was canonized as prime minister by Li Xiong. Under the persuasion of Fan Changsheng, Li Xiong was proclaimed emperor, and the era name was changed to Yan Ping. Li Xiong also respected Fan Changsheng as the master of heaven and earth.
Fan Changsheng. 
Yi Cixu said: Fan Changsheng should be the Taoist authority in the Bashu area, and his combination with Li Xiong has closely integrated the political power with the religious power, and has achieved good results.
In 307 AD, Deng Ding and others occupied Chenggu and invaded Hanzhong, Li Xiong sent troops to the rescue, and finally won a great victory. However, internal turmoil still existed, such as the successive rebellions of Li Li, Li Guo and others, showing the instability of the early years of the Cheng Han Empire.
Li Li. In May, Li Xiong sent his generals to rescue Deng Ding, break the enemy army, and approach Hanzhong. Zhang Yin, the assassin of Liangzhou, saw that the situation was not good and absconded, and Du Mengzhi, the Taishou of Hanzhong, also fled to Weixing.
Zhang Yin. Dumenge.
Yi Cixu said: After Li Li and others conquered Nanzheng, they moved the common people of Hanzhong to Shu County, showing that the internal strength of the Cheng Han Empire was still insufficient, and such countermeasures could only be taken.
In 309 AD, Li Li was betrayed by his subordinates, and the Cheng Han Empire fell into civil strife. At this time, the Jin Empire sent a new Yizhou Thorn Spiesu to take over, which exacerbated the political turmoil of the Cheng Han Empire.
Quetin. Roshan.
In October, Luo Shang died, and the Jin Empire's control of the Bashu region immediately collapsed. Cheng Han Taifu Li Xiang attacked Fucheng, and the city defender Qian Deng resisted vigorously, but ultimately failed, was captured and killed.
Chenden. Li Xiang.
Li Shi, the Taibao of the Cheng Han Dynasty, took advantage of the victory to pursue, attacked Brazil, and killed the Jin general Wenshi, winning an important victory for the Cheng Han Empire.
Li Shi. Li Xiong announced a general amnesty and changed his name to Yuheng. However, the Jin Empire's Yizhou Thorn Shi Luoyu and other generals rebelled one after another, and internal turmoil was unstable.
Luo Yu. In 311 AD, Han Song, the overseer of Badong, was killed, and he established himself as the ruler of the three provinces. However, he was overthrown soon after, and was succeeded by Bajun Taishou Zhang Luo. Zhang Luo led his army to attack Kuiwen, but was killed in the battle. Kui Wen and others forced away the officials and civilians and surrendered to the Han Empire.
Raise. Kui Wen.
In Yizhou, the Jin Empire, the internal strife between the ** continued, which led to the opportunity of the Cheng Han Empire. Zhang Qi, the Taishou of Jinjiang Yang, took over as the assassin of Yizhou and died of illness soon after. Fuling Taishou Xiang Shen also served as the captain of Xiyi, but died soon after. During this period, the ** of the three prefectures recommended Wenshan Taishou Lanwei as the captain of Xiyi, but was captured by the Cheng Han generals on the way to the north.
Lanvi. Xiang Shen.
In 313 AD, the three provinces of Yizhou of the Jin Empire were destroyed. The various forces in the Bashu region could not be integrated, and there was internal discord, and the assassins were more concerned about whether they would be killed by their colleagues. This paragraph.
In 313 AD, the three provinces of Yizhou of the Jin Empire were destroyed. The various forces in the Bashu region could not be integrated, and there was internal discord, and the assassins were more concerned about whether they would be killed by their colleagues. This paragraph.
The rise and fall of the Cheng Han Empire: The ugliness of the generals of the Jin Dynasty is fully revealed, and the rise of Li Xiong is not accidental.
The rise and fall of the Cheng Han Empire: The ugliness of the generals of the Jin Dynasty is fully revealed, and the rise of Li Xiong is not accidental.
In the early days of the establishment of the Cheng Han Empire, the decadent performance of the generals of the Jin Empire, and how Li Xiong took the opportunity to rise.
In 334 AD, the death of Li Xiong, the emperor of the Cheng Han Empire, triggered a crisis of political power. Looking back on Li Xiong's rule, perhaps because of the good governance and the happiness of the people, his sense of existence was relatively inconspicuous.
Li Xiong established the Cheng Han regime in 304 AD and ruled Chengdu, and the Cheng Han was established under the report of the Jin Empire's Yizhou Thorn Shi Luoshang. Under the persuasion of Fan Changsheng, Li Xiong proclaimed himself emperor and skillfully combined political power with religious power.
Li Xiong established the Cheng Han regime in 304 AD and ruled Chengdu, and the Cheng Han was established under the report of the Jin Empire's Yizhou Thorn Shi Luoshang. Under the persuasion of Fan Changsheng, Li Xiong proclaimed himself emperor and skillfully combined political power with religious power.
In 307 AD, in the face of the invasion of Deng Ding, a displaced person from Qinzhou, Li Xiong sent Li Li and others to lead an army to rescue and successfully defeat the enemy. However, Li Li's death made internal instability more apparent, and the Cheng Han Empire failed to gain a firm grip on the Hanzhong region.
In 309 AD, Li Li, the imperial lieutenant of the Cheng Han Empire, was beheaded by rebels, and civil strife deepened. Subsequently, Yizhou assassin Shi Luo Shangce succeeded in the rebellion, which led to the weakening of the strength of the Cheng Han and the turf of the territory.
At the instigation of Yizhou Thorn Shi Luoshan, the Cheng Han generals in the Bashu region rebelled one after another, and the situation in which the Jin Empire controlled Bashu collapsed instantly. During this period, the Cheng Han Empire was in turmoil, and Li Li, Li Guo, Li Yun, and Li Huang of the Three Dukes were killed one after another.
Faced with pressure from the Jin Empire, the Bashu region of the Cheng Han Empire entered chaos. The rise of Chen Deng is inseparable from his determination to fight against the lost territory of Hanzhong. However, the power of the Jin Empire became more and more stable in Bashu, and the internal and external troubles of the Cheng Han became more and more prominent.
In 311 AD, the situation in Bashu deteriorated, and in order to clear the unstable factors, Yizhou Thorn Peel was assassinated by Li Xiang, the Taifu of the Cheng Han Dynasty. Cheng Han's power was concentrated again, but internal worries still lingered.
In 311 AD, the situation in Bashu deteriorated, and in order to clear the unstable factors, Yizhou Thorn Peel was assassinated by Li Xiang, the Taifu of the Cheng Han Dynasty. Cheng Han's power was concentrated again, but internal worries still lingered.
The three prefectures of Yizhou in the Jin Empire changed frequently, like a marquee. The assassins of the Bashu region were killed or rebelled, and the Cheng Han Empire's grip on Yizhou became increasingly solid.
The three prefectures of Yizhou in the Jin Empire changed frequently, like a marquee. The assassins of the Bashu region were killed or rebelled, and the Cheng Han Empire's grip on Yizhou became increasingly solid.
In the infighting among the generals of the Jin Empire, the victory of Li Xiang, the imperial lieutenant of the Cheng Han Empire, gave him greater influence in the Bashu region. His victory in capturing Fucheng and capturing Qian Deng paved the way for the rise of the Cheng Han Empire.
In the infighting among the generals of the Jin Empire, the victory of Li Xiang, the imperial lieutenant of the Cheng Han Empire, gave him greater influence in the Bashu region. His victory in capturing Fucheng and capturing Qian Deng paved the way for the rise of the Cheng Han Empire.
In 312 AD, the Jin Empire's control of Yizhou completely collapsed, Badong was lost, and the Cheng Han Empire became the master of the Bashu region. The ugliness of the generals of the Jin Empire allowed the Cheng Han Empire to rise to prominence, and Li Xiong officially announced a general amnesty and changed the Yuan to Yuheng.
In 312 AD, the Jin Empire's control of Yizhou completely collapsed, Badong was lost, and the Cheng Han Empire became the master of the Bashu region. The ugliness of the generals of the Jin Empire allowed the Cheng Han Empire to rise to prominence, and Li Xiong officially announced a general amnesty and changed the Yuan to Yuheng.
The rise of the Cheng Han Empire was not due to its great strength, but to the ugliness of the Jin Dynasty generals. The Jin Dynasty's rule in the Bashu region fell into infighting, and the generals of all walks of life deceived each other, and the Cheng Han Empire took the opportunity to rise to become the dominant player in the situation.
The rise of the Cheng Han Empire was not due to its great strength, but to the ugliness of the Jin Dynasty generals. The Jin Dynasty's rule in the Bashu region fell into infighting, and the generals of all walks of life deceived each other, and the Cheng Han Empire took the opportunity to rise to become the dominant player in the situation.
The success of the Cheng Han Empire depended not only on Li Xiong's wisdom and bravery, but also on the bad deeds of the Jin Dynasty generals, which caused the entire Bashu region to be reduced to a whirlpool of turmoil. The history of this period is not only an opportunity for the rise of the Cheng Han Empire, but also a true portrayal of the ugliness of the generals of the Jin Dynasty.
The success of the Cheng Han Empire depended not only on Li Xiong's wisdom and bravery, but also on the bad deeds of the Jin Dynasty generals, which caused the entire Bashu region to be reduced to a whirlpool of turmoil. The history of this period is not only an opportunity for the rise of the Cheng Han Empire, but also a true portrayal of the ugliness of the generals of the Jin Dynasty.
The rise of the Cheng Han Empire is not only due to Li Xiong's personal wisdom and courage, but also to the ugliness of the generals of the Jin Dynasty. The political turmoil in the Bashu region became a booster for the rise of the Cheng Han Empire. This historical story is not only a true restoration of the turbulent period in the Bashu region, but also a true portrayal of the poor ability of the generals of the Jin Dynasty.
The rise of the Cheng Han Empire is not only due to Li Xiong's personal wisdom and courage, but also to the ugliness of the generals of the Jin Dynasty. The political turmoil in the Bashu region became a booster for the rise of the Cheng Han Empire. This historical story is not only a true restoration of the turbulent period in the Bashu region, but also a true portrayal of the poor ability of the generals of the Jin Dynasty.
Commentary: The Decadence of Jin Dynasty Generals and the Rise of the Cheng Han Empire.
Commentary: The Decadence of Jin Dynasty Generals and the Rise of the Cheng Han Empire.
This essay profoundly depicts the decadent situation of the Jin Dynasty generals in the Bashu region, and the rise of the Cheng Han Empire in this context. After reading this historical story, I can't help but feel emotional.
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