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Mondo History Updated on 2024-02-09

Sun Jun faced the biggest challenge after taking power, who was the mastermind behind the assassination of Zhuge Ke? Has the Sun-Wu regime become a clan**, and has the Hao clan been neglected?

Sun Quantuogu's five ministers, Teng Yin and Lu Ju, are currently the only two left, how will they deal with this challenge?

Lu Ju and Teng Yin are brothers-in-law and have a close relationship. Lü Yi once suggested that Teng Yin be appointed prime minister, but Sun Qi refused.

In order to calm the situation, Sun Qi asked Teng Yin to go to Wuchang to serve as the Great Sima, and Lü Ju was very dissatisfied with this, returned to Jianye directly from the front, and plotted to overthrow Sun Qi.

When Sun Qi learned of this, he immediately took action, on the one hand, he sent the troops stationed in Jianye to Jiangdu to resist Lü Ju, and on the other hand, he sent Hua Rong and Ding Yan to Teng Yin, asking him to arrest Lü Ju.

The largest civil war in the history of Sun and Wu broke out.

In the most thrilling court ** case of Wu State, he did not dare to attack the palace immediately, but chose to wait for the main force of the Northern Expedition led by Lu Yi to converge.

However, the war on the Eastern Front disappointed him, and when it came to the most critical position, Liu Su, Wen Qin, Tang Shi, Zhu Yi and others had their own plans.

Sun Jun's influence caused Liu Su, Wen Qin, Tang Zhi and others to support Sun Qi, while Zhu Yi chose to stay out of the matter and quietly wait for things to develop.

Although Lü Ju held the highest official position, due to the opposition of Wen Qin and other top fighters in the northern kingdom, he immediately fell into an isolated and helpless situation.

Faced with this situation, Lu Yi chose to commit suicide to show his loyalty.

Then, Sun Qi gathered an army to attack Teng Yin, although Teng Yin behaved calmly, but in the end he failed because of the inferiority of troops, and was ordered by Sun Qi to exterminate the three clans.

This civil war also spread to Jingzhou, and Sun Yi, Quanxi, Shi Ji and others were promoted to generals because of the attack on Zhuge Rong, but in the end they were still killed by Sun Qi.

In addition to the identity of his sister's husband, Sun Yi also has an identity, he is the brother-in-law of Lu Yi and Teng Yin. After Sun Qi pacified the civil strife, he sent Zhu Yi to attack Xiakou, and Sun Yi was worried that he would be implicated in the crime, so he led his troops to flee to Cao Wei.

Although Sun Qi killed Teng Yin, Sun Yi's younger brother also knew about Teng Yin and Ju's rebellion, but Sun Qi still sent people to hunt him down, and his younger brother finally committed suicide. Sun Qi cleared all those who challenged him, and at a young age he became the new minister of Wu.

Soon, the general Zhuge rebelled in Shouchun and asked Wei for reinforcements. Sun Qi trusted Wen Qin, who had just made great achievements, and appointed him as the main general, leading Tang Shi, Quan Duan, Quan Yi and others to the rescue as pioneers.

Sun Qi's tactical arrangement caused some problems, if he could first capture Hefei, arrange Wenqin to be a guerrilla, and give full play to his cavalry combat power, he could not only harass the Wei army, but also defend the grain road, and then wait for the heavy rain in Huainan, and then give Sima Zhao a full blow, maybe the whole battle situation will be reversed.

However, Wen Qin entered Shouchun first, and the Wu army was unable to break through the Wei army's outer blocking line after many attacks, and could only watch Zhuge Dan be annihilated by Sima Zhao.

Sun's journey north eventually turned into a military fiasco, he was unable to achieve victory, his morale dropped greatly, and he began to resent himself.

There may also be a possibility that Sun Qi wanted to clear the Jiangdong faction, and in this Northern Expedition, Zhu Yi was killed, and most of the whole family defected to Wei.

With the rise of Sun Qi, the two major forces of Jiangdong and Jiangbei were almost wiped out, and Zhu Ji, a hussar general stationed on the western border, had already begun to plot to unite with Shu Han and overthrow the Wu regime.

In the face of this chaotic situation, someone needs to step up and take responsibility. Sun Liang has become pro-government and began to hold Sun Liang responsible.

Sun Qi's response to this was to hold on, and let his brothers take charge of the forbidden military camps in Kyoto, so as to intimidate the imperial family and the imperial court with their troops.

Sun Liang began to press step by step, under the pretext of investigating the murder of Princess Zhu Sun Luyu, and questioned Princess Quan about the cause of her death. Princess Quan was scared and shifted the responsibility to Zhu Ju's two sons, Zhu Xiong and Zhu Yuan.

Sun Liang was angry with Zhu Xiong and Zhu Zhen's brothers for not correcting Sun Jun, which led to their killing, which exacerbated the conflict between him and Sun Qi. In order to protect herself, Princess Quan decided to support Sun Liang to deal with Sun Qi.

However, Sun Liang's plan was leaked due to lax secrecy, and Sun Liang counterattacked. Sun Qi, with the assistance of Sun Xiu, increased his power, and Sun Xiu became wary of him. Through temptation, Sun Xiu learned that Ding Feng had a plan, so he decided to launch a coup d'état.

Sun Qi refused to attend the banquet due to physical discomfort, but Sun Xiu insisted on the invitation. In the end, Ding Feng and others beheaded Sun Qi**, and Sun Qi's subordinates put down ** and surrendered.

Sun Xiu succeeded in ascending to the throne, and the power of the whole family declined. February** Dynamic Incentive Program

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