Fu Jian's younger brother Fu Xiong led five thousand infantry and cavalry into Tongguan (north of today's Tongguan, Shaanxi). His brother's son Fujing entered Hedong from Zhiguan (now northeast of Jiyuan, Henan). Fu Jian personally led the crowd and entered behind Fu Xiong.
When the army arrived in Chang'an, Du Hong ran to Sizhu (southeast of today's Yusun County, Shaanxi Province). Fu Jian entered Chang'an and sent envoys to report the victory to the capital, and maintained friendly relations with Huan Wen.
Du Hong recruited Sima Xun, who led 30,000 infantry and cavalry into Qinchuan. However, Fu Jian was killed at Wuzhangyuan.
After that, Fu Jian ascended the throne as emperor, and the princes ascended the throne as kings. The Great Chanyu was awarded to his son Fu Chang, which was known as the Former Qin Dynasty in history.
Du Hong was defeated by his general Zhang Ju, who proclaimed himself prince.
Hum, how can you allow others to snore and sleep on the side of the bed? Of course, Fu Jian went without any politeness, led 20,000 troops and cavalry, and went to Zhang Ju for tea. After drinking the tea, Zhang Ju went to talk about ghosts with Black and White Wuchang.
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After that, Fu Xiong was sent to talk to Wang Zhuo. Wang Zhuo defected to Liangzhou, and Guanzhong was generally pacified.
Yao Yizhong returned to the Jin Dynasty relatively late, and the Jin Dynasty granted him the title of Commander-in-Chief of the Six Barbarians, Commander-in-Chief of Jiang and Huai Military Affairs, General of Chariots and Cavalry, and Great Chanyu. His son Yao Xiang was the governor of Bingzhou and became the governor of Bingzhou.
After the death of Yao Yizhong, Yao Xiang secretly did not mourn, but led 60,000 troops to attack Yangping, Yuancheng (now Daming County, Hebei), and Fagan (southwest of Tangyi County, Shandong) to the south. After capturing these three places,
Defeated by the former Qin Dynasty, he went south to Xingyang before mourning.
During the battle with Gaochang, Li Li fought in Ma Tian (between Ying and Luo, the names of the places are Doutian and Ma Tian, both named after the crops people planted). The horse he was riding was hit by an arrow and died. Fortunately, he survived with his younger brother Yao Chang.
In difficulty.
Yao Xiang returned to the Jin Dynasty, and the Jin Dynasty placed Yao Xiang in Qiaocheng (now Bozhou, Anhui). Yao Xiang sent his fifth brother to take office.
Although Yao Xiang's character recorded in historical records has some reputations, not all of them are false. Yao Xiang's talents may be superior to Fu Jian's, but unfortunately, Yao Xiang lives in Shanxi and is surrounded by enemies on all sides.
, it would be better for Fu Jian to enter Guanzhong and have a place to show off.
Luck is also a part of strength. Yao Xiang was not as lucky as Fu Jian, or Yao Yizhong was not as lucky as Fu Hong. He did not establish his power in Guanzhong, but in Jin, so Yao Xiang could not enter Guanzhong first.
At this time, both Qin and Yan coveted the land of Henan.
Zhang Yu rebelled and allowed his party member Shangguan En to occupy Luoyang. Xie Shang, the governor of Yuzhou, led Yao Xiang and others to fight Zhang Yu at Jieqiao (in Xuchang).
Fu Jian sent Fu Xiong and Fu Jing to lead troops to assist Zhang Yu of Later Zhao, and fought with Xie Shang, the general of Zhenxi of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, on Yingshui River, and the Jin army was defeated.
Fu Xiong took advantage of the victory and pursued him to the camp gate, killing most of them, capturing Zhang Yu and his troops, and returned to Chang'an. He appointed Zhang Yu as Sikong, governor of Yuzhou, and guarded Xuchang.
And Qian Yan was fighting with Ran Min.
The Jin Dynasty was in the stage of Huan Wen's rise.
At this time, the two relatively powerful political powers in the north were at war with each other. The Jin people could not lead their troops to march north because they were in opposition to each other internally and externally. Not only could they not cooperate with each other, but they were restraining each other and unable to move freely.
After Ran Wei was defeated by Murong Jun, Yin Hao led his army in the northern expedition and stationed in Shouchun.
He secretly sent people to seduce Fu Jian's ministers Liang An, Lei Ruo'er and others, asking them to kill Fu Jian. After that, he let them serve in Guanyou.
Yin Hao secretly sent general Wei Jing to attack Yao Xiang with more than 5,000 people. Yao Xiang killed Wei Jing and annexed his army.
Originally Yin Hao was afraid of Yao Xiang's reputation, but now he hated him even more, so he sent General Liu Qishu to guard Qiao City, moved Yao Xiang to Litai of Liang State, and made a memorial to Yao Xiang as the domestic history of Liang Dynasty.
After that, the Wei brothers traveled to Shouchun and were suspected by Yao Xiang. Anyone in Yao Xiang's tribe who wanted to join Yin Hao was killed by Yao Xiang.
So Yin Hao plotted to kill Yao Xiang.
At this time, Fu Jian killed his brother's son, Fu Huangmei, a minister who was estranged from him, and fled westward from Luoyang.
Yin Hao thought that he had succeeded in inducing Liang An and others to kill Fu Jian, so he asked the court to enter Luoyang and repair the garden tomb.
He appointed Yao Xiang as the vanguard, general Liu Qia to guard Lutai, and general Liu Dunjin to occupy Canghuan. He also asked the court to be relieved of his post in Yangzhou and to guard Luoyang full-time, but the court did not agree.
After Zhang Yu surrendered to Fu Jian, Fu Jian married Zhang Yu's stepmother Han as Zhaoyi and often said to Zhang Yu in front of everyone:
"You are my son."
Zhang Yu was ashamed and resentful. He led the generals in Guanzhong and wanted to surrender to the Eastern Jin Dynasty from Yongzhou, so he conspired with Fu Jian's Zhonghuangmen Liu Huang to attack Fu Jian at night. The incident was leaked and he was killed.
Kong Te raised troops in Chiyang, Liu Zhen, Xiahou Xian raised troops in Hu (now Hu County, Shaanxi Province), Qiao Jing raised troops in Yong, Hu Yangchi raised troops in Sizhu, and Hu Yandu raised troops in Bacheng (now east of Chang'an, Shaanxi Province).
There are tens of thousands of people.
These people all sent people to seek help from General Huan Wen and the Chinese Army Yin Hao.
Liang An and Lei Ruoer were both killed by Fu Sheng.
Lei Ruoer was the chief of the Nan'an Qiang tribe. When Fu Sheng killed him, he also killed nine of his sons and twenty-seven grandsons, which shows the strength of the Lei Ruoer tribe.
At this time, the former Qin Dynasty had no time to go elsewhere. Unfortunately, Yin Hao's troops could not go deep into the north, and Huan Wen was unwilling to send troops at this time to help those who asked them for help. Therefore, those who raised troops soon
Then he was destroyed by Fu Jian.
Yin Hao advanced to Shansang (now north of Mengcheng County, Anhui Province) and appointed Yao Xiang as the vanguard. However, Yao Xiang rebelled and turned around to attack Yin Hao. Yin Hao had to abandon his baggage and retreat to Qiaocheng. Later, he sent Liu Qi and Wang
Bin attacked Yao Xiang in Shansang, but was defeated by Yao Xiang.
Huan Wen took the opportunity to inform the court and accused Yin Hao of his crimes. After that, Yin Hao was deposed as a Shu native and moved to Xin'an County in Dongyang (now Jinhua County, Zhejiang Province).
As a result, no one in the court could compete with Huan Wen.
Yin Hao's defeat was actually due to lack of troops. It was not that Yin Hao was unaware of the double-mindedness of Yao Xiang and others, but even so, he still used them because he had no choice but to do so.
The shortage of troops in the lower reaches is due to the small number of people and the large amount of uncultivated land. It is not Yin Hao's fault.
I don't know whether Yin Hao really had a small number of troops, because "History of the Two Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties" is an excerpt from the "Book of Jin", "Book of Wei", etc., which records the history of the relevant dynasties. Therefore, the book does not say that Yin Hao has
How many troops.
However, it can also be seen from the previous description that the Jin Dynasty gave generals who went on the Northern Expedition or fought in the North, except for empty positions, neither baggage nor troops, and it was impossible to rescue them and fight in the North.
The generals are fighting alone.
Most of the people who were unwilling to start teaching at that time were pampered people who lived a leisurely and happy life. They only talked and did not do anything. They talked nicely, but when they were asked to do something, they all shrank.
The emperor is not like an emperor, and his ministers are not like ministers. It is a miracle that such a regime can survive for more than a hundred years.
Huan Wen defeated Yin Hao and then started the Northern Expedition. But in terms of the situation, Huan Wen's Northern Expedition was like fighting alone. He could attack a small enemy like Shu. However, if he wanted to pacify the north, then hehe.
Huan Wen's Northern Expedition failed, and we can only blame Huan Wen for taking the blame.
Huan Wen has been discussed before, so I won’t go into details here.
After Yao Xiang defeated Yin Hao, he recruited and looted people and gathered 70,000 people.
The exiled Guo Cun and others captured Liu Shi, the internal historian of Tangyi (now north of Liuhe County, Jiangsu Province) and surrendered to Yao Xiang. The court was greatly shocked.
He appointed Zhou Min, the Minister of Civil Affairs, as the general of the Chinese army and set up defenses along the river. Xie Shang retreated from Liyang to guard the capital.
Yao Xiang's generals and subordinates were all from the north, and they all urged Yao Xiang to return to the north. Yao Xiang's vehicles marched side by side toward the north, calling himself the Great General and the Great Chanyu.
He marched to attack Waihuang (today's east of Qixian County, Henan Province), but was defeated by the border generals of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Yao Xiang gathered the scattered soldiers and tried his best to comfort and care for them, so he regrouped. Yao Xiang entered Xuchang.
First, Zhou Cheng rebelled and attacked Luoyang. Dai Shi, the governor of Henan Province, defected to Tunzhu (today's north of Gong County, Henan Province). After that, he prepared to go to Hedong to capture Guanyou and attacked Luoyang from Xuchang. It was not conquered for more than a month.
Huan Wen sent the governor Gao Wu to march into Luyang, and Dai Shi was stationed on the river. He sent naval forces to attack Xuchang and Luoyang from the waterway, and Huan Wen attacked Yao Xiang from Jiangling.
In the north of Yishui, the two armies fought, and Yao Xiang was defeated. He ran to Pingyang and moved more than 3,000 of his families to the area between Jiang and Han. He captured Zhou Cheng and returned. Huan Wen sent Mao Muzhi, Chen Wu, and Dai Shi to
Guarding Luoyang, he then ran away.
From the previous narration, we can also see the description that "most of the Hu people and Han people came to join us". It can be seen that as ordinary people, whether they are Hu people or Han people, they just want to live peacefully. Whose governance is in line with the people's hearts?
, Taiping, it depends on who it is, no matter whether the person is a Hu or a Han.
Hey, the most pitiable people in the war are the common people. The gods fight and drag the innocent people into the flames of war. The homes they have worked so hard to build are destroyed by the flames of war. The assets they have worked hard to accumulate throughout their lives are also destroyed by the flames of war.
, homeless and with a bleak future.
Fu Jian claimed to be the general of the Jin Dynasty's expedition to the west, the commander-in-chief of all military affairs in Guanzhong, and the governor of Yongzhou, and led his people to wander westward.
The most common thing I see is someone claiming to be something, and the Jin Dynasty has no control over these people. This is also because the Jin Dynasty did not treat those who surrendered well at first, as well as the generals who fought hard for the Jin Dynasty, which gradually made the Jin Dynasty lose its trust.
, chilled the hearts of some people who finally got promoted to the imperial family, and became even more unable to control the north.
Fu Hong claimed to be the Great General, the Great Chanyu, and the Third Prince.
Ahem, as I said before, this brother was poisoned to death. The person who poisoned him was Ma Qiu, who was once a general under Shi Hu. However, Ma Qiu did not remain arrogant for long before he was killed by Fu Jian.
Fu Jian took away his father's title of "King of Three Qin" and claimed the title conferred by the Jin Dynasty. He paid his funeral to the Jin Dynasty and expressed his obedience to the king's orders.
At this time, Du Hong from Jingzhao occupied Chang'an and claimed to be the governor of Yongzhou in the Jin Dynasty. Many Hu and Han people attached themselves to him.
Fu Hong surrendered to the Jin Dynasty, and the Jin Dynasty granted him the title of General to Conquer the North, Commander-in-Chief of Hebei Military Affairs, and Governor of Jizhou. Fu Hong's son, Fu Jian, was appointed as a holiday supervisor to supervise the military affairs of Hebei Province (to be continued).