"I'm so stunned by the civil strife of these idiots in the Sima family!"

"There were also the Seven Kings Rebellion in the Western Han Dynasty. Why do I feel that the destructive power of the Eight Kings Rebellion seems to be much stronger?"

"It has been written in the book that the chaos in the entire Three Kingdoms began to continue since Emperor Ling of Han, causing 90% of the population in this Central Plains to be lost."

"This plot is too messy, too messy! It's not good at all!"

"What does Qi Yuan want to express in this plot? Confused? The complexity of human nature? Or is it simply disgusting readers?"

"What are you talking about? The evolution of history is just a collection of accidents and inevitable. I think this plot is pretty good. Although it is messy, Qi Yuan has actually written it very well. Moreover, in this plot, I think all kinds of complex human nature are fully displayed."

In 311 AD, the Huns Han Zhao captured the capital of Jin Luoyang and captured Emperor Huai of Jin, which eventually led to the destruction of the Western Jin Dynasty, which is known in history as the Yongjia Rebellion.

Hu soldiers killed people and set fire in Luoyang City and did whatever they wanted.

They set fire to the palace, excavated royal tombs, stole treasures, and tens of thousands of people who remained behind were killed.

The whole city is burning.

After the Yongjia Rebellion, the ruling class of Jin State flew south and established its capital in Jiankang. The economic center of this land of China began to move south.

The northern races successively established power struggles, and history entered the period of the Five Barbarians and Sixteen Kingdoms.

"Haha, actually, there are a few unfair people in the Eight Kings!"

"Let me summarize this plot.

Due to the Yongjia Rebellion, the kings of Jin State conquered for more than ten years, and the Han and Hu people suffered a large population loss.

As the first Hu of the Five Barbarians, Liu Yuan, the former Zhao Xiongnu who destroyed the Western Jin Dynasty, actually worked as a hostage in the Great Jin Dynasty for many years.

And what is the most amazing thing?

He is actually a master of Sinology and can write a good poem.

The contrast in Qi Yuan’s book is really interesting.

The reason he used to raise an army was even more great: I was a descendant of a great man, who restored the Han Dynasty and attacked the violent Jin Dynasty.

Liu Yuan can be used as the beginning of the Five Barbarians' invasion of China, but judging from his origin, Liu Yuan of the Huns did not regard himself as an outsider.

Starting from Liu Yuan's son, they finally leaked the traditional customs of the Huns, and the younger brother killed his brother, ***.

It was a long time of chaos.

The Hu people never knew how to inherit a country. Therefore, this kind of thing lasted throughout the three hundred years of the turmoil.

When the Former Zhao destroyed the Western Jin Dynasty, Liu Yuan's sons and grandsons were even more troubled. Minister Jin Zhun made a rebellion, killed the emperor of the Former Zhao, and then killed the rebellion in Pingyang, the capital of the State.

This is an event that changed the pattern of the Five Barbarians era.

Because before Jin Zhun's rebellion, the former Zhao had basically pacified the north.

Shi Le, a native of Jie, found an opportunity in this battle of Pingyang and took the Hebei territory he captured and became emperor.

But in the early stage, he always lived in the shadow of being beaten by Zu Ti.

Next is the usual battle for dominance.

There are endless characters in various colors, which makes me dazzled. I suggest that Qi Yuan shoot a TV series with this plot as soon as possible, and I will definitely follow it to watch it!

I prefer Shi Le.

Compared with the monarchs behind Later Zhao, Shi Le did have great talents and strategies. After he unified the North, he also lived a few years of peace in his life.

He compared himself to Liu Xiu, but I don’t think he is bragging.

But the sad thing is that he is a human being, no matter how powerful he is, he will die.

The master of the last play is the Fu clan of Di.

As a general under Shi Hu, Fu took advantage of the chaos to seize Guanzhong, laying the foundation for Fu Jian's hegemony.

The Five Barbarians of the Five Barbarians, the Xiongnu, Jie people, Di people, and Xianbei gathered here, but unfortunately the Jie people are gone.

In the Five Barbarians era, after Fu Jian's death, he returned to the war era again.

The final winner of the Five Barbarians, the Xianbei Tuoba clan, also began his historical mission.

Many talented people from the Tuoba family emerged, and they concluded and came to a conclusion.

Our Hu tribe is not strong enough to turn against the Han people.

Although we are a Hu people, as long as we become Han people, we will definitely be able to firmly stand firm!

So, they made a complete Chinese version!

The actual situation of the Five Barbarians invading China in Qi Yuan is more similar to the Three Kingdoms period in the late Han Dynasty, when wars and chaos in the north were repeated years, and people were living in poverty.

The people naturally ran to the south.

I read a lot of comments, saying that after the Five Barbarians invaded China, is this Central Plains still the former Central Plains land?

Is our Han nationality still the same Han nationality?

I think that the Five Barbarians invasion of China has become a history of Chinese civilization under Qi Yuan's writings.

Looking at the Hu regimes, they were all swinging and trying to make continuous attempts between their own tribes and Han tribes. In the end, only the Xianbei Tuoba clan, which promoted the complete sinicization, established a relatively long Northern Wei Dynasty.

I think this is what Qi Yuan wants to express.

Only this nation is the real master of this Central Plains.

After the baptism of blood and fire and the fusion of various nations, this Central Plains land can bloom with more dazzling light, and this nation can move towards a further future.

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Chapter completed!