The Rebellion of Wei Chi Yuan: The waves of history are surging again, and the beacon fire of Yecheng illuminates the darkness. The land of Shandong is like a powder keg that has been ignited, and the fire of rebellion is burning brightly. After 68 days of bloody rain, the rebellion finally subsided, and the curtain of an era slowly fell.
Emperor Wen of Sui's reforms: Emperor Wen of Sui, Yang Jian, a wise monarch, embarked on a far-reaching reform. He abolished the patriarchal law of the clan and implemented the imperial examination, so that the children of the poor family also had a bright future; He reformed the tax system, strengthened the army, and made the country richer and stronger; He also vigorously developed water conservancy and dug the Grand Canal, which paved the way for the country's economic prosperity. Culturally, he built palaces and formulated banquet etiquette, which enabled the Sui Dynasty to make remarkable progress in politics, economy, and culture.
Battle of Sui to destroy Chen: **In 588, Emperor Wen of Sui Yang Jian ordered Yang Guang, the king of Jin, to lead an army of more than 500,000 to launch a fierce attack on the Chen Dynasty. The Sui army descended the mountain like a fierce tiger, crossed the river to fight, and finally defeated the Chen Dynasty in 589 and achieved the unification of the south. This war not only marked the end of the history of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, but also heralded the glory of the Sui Dynasty's unification of the world.
The great cause of the prosperous era: the great cause of the prosperous era, the Sui Yang Emperor Yang Guangli made great efforts, moved the capital to Luoyang, and built Tokyo, showing the stability of the ** regime and the improvement of the degree of centralization. The magnificent city wall of Ziwei City in Fugong and the grand ceremony of all countries coming to the dynasty all show the national strength and prestige of the Sui Dynasty. The Western Tour and the World Exposition strengthened domestic and international domination and influence, allowing the Sui Dynasty to stand at the pinnacle of history.
The excavation of the Grand Canal: The excavation of the Grand Canal was a great project of the Sui Dynasty. It connected the Yellow River basin in the north and the Yangtze River basin in the south, bringing important traffic and transportation routes to the Sui Dynasty. The construction of canals such as the Guangtong Canal not only promoted the development of the economy and the Sui Dynasty, but also demonstrated the wisdom and strength of the people of the Sui Dynasty.
Three Expeditions to Goguryeo: **The Sui Dynasty's three eastward expeditions to Goguryeo, although they experienced failures and setbacks, each time showed the determination and courage of the Sui Dynasty. Although the war brought a heavy burden to the Sui Dynasty, it also tempered the army and people of the Sui Dynasty and laid the foundation for the later war of unification.
Wagangzhai Uprising: **In 611, the Wagangzhai Uprising was in full swing. The rebel army mobilized millions of people to fight in the northern Henan region, showing a majestic scale. Although the uprising did not last long, it had a profound impact on the overthrow of Sui rule and the prosperous period of Chinese feudal society.
Jiangdu Mutiny: **The rule of the Sui Dynasty was greatly challenged, and after Yu Wenhua was killed, warlords from all over the country rose up to resist. Li Yuan raised troops in Taiyuan and conquered Chang'an in just 5 months. The peasant war at the end of the Sui Dynasty weakened the rule of the Sui Dynasty and consumed a large number of Sui troops, making the Sui ruling group unable to cope. After the fall of Chang'an, the Sui general Qu Tutong surrendered to Li Yuan, who quickly captured Chang'an and laid the foundation of the Tang Dynasty.
Jinyang Troops: **After Jinyang raised troops, the rebel army led by Li Yuan was in full swing, and conquered Chang'an, the capital of the Sui Dynasty, in just 5 months. The military power of the Sui Dynasty was weakened, and after the fall of Chang'an, the Sui surrendered Qu Tutong to Li Yuan. Li Yuan encountered less resistance on his way to the army, and was therefore able to quickly capture Chang'an, establishing the foundation of the Tang dynasty. In May 618, Emperor Gong of Sui gave the throne to Li Yuan, who ascended to Chang'an and established the Tang Dynasty, and he was revered as the ancestor of the Tang Dynasty, marking a historical turning point in the late Sui and early Tang dynasties.
Tang Dynasty Unification War: **The Tang Dynasty carried out three military and political activities, and gradually weakened and eliminated the separatist regimes in various places through force and political means. The Tang Dynasty's base area in Guanzhong was consolidated and its power gradually expanded, and it was possible to concentrate its forces on the Central Plains and Jiangnan to achieve the goal of unification. With the exception of the Liang Emperor Liang Shidu in Shuofang, the Tang Dynasty had established its own rule throughout the country. In the end, the Tang Dynasty succeeded in sweeping away all the heroes and reunified the whole of China, opening a new chapter in history.
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