It is said that He Bayue died and He Bayue's army had no one to lead. Now Hou Mo Chen Yue happened to bring them under his command. However, for some reason, after Hou Mo Chen Yue appeased everyone, he hesitated and became suspicious.
Those who were jealous did not take them in, but returned to their own land.
At this time, He Batayue's army was leaderless. In addition, everyone recovered from the horror of He Batayue's murder, and they also wanted to avenge He Batayue.
Revenge must be avenged, but who will lead them? No one among them can assume the leadership position.
At this time, Zhao Gui howled:
"Go find Yuwentai and come back quickly!"
Yuwentai was serving as the governor of Xiazhou at this time. Although the situation was in chaos, Yuwentai saw an opportunity here and made a prompt decision to return to the army and take command of He Bayue's old troops.
On the one hand, he expressed his filial piety to Emperor Yuan Xiu, and made an oath with Yuan Pi and other generals to support the royal family together. Emperor Xiao Wu then issued an edict to appoint Yu Wentai as the Grand Governor to command He Batayue's troops. Yu Wentai received Emperor Xiao Wu's approval.
After formal recognition, immediately attack Hou Mo and Chen Yue.
If the records in history are true, then this Hou Mo Chen Yue is also very funny. He had the courage to kill He Bayue at first, but later, he did not have the courage to accept the consequences. He always said that whenever he fell asleep, he would dream of He Bayue and ask him
"Brother, where do you want to go?" He was in a daze. Was he guilty of killing He Bayue?
Regardless of whether he feels guilty or not, the end result is self-destruction.
He Bayue was killed. Gao Huan was very happy and organized his troops from Jinyang to attack Luoyang.
Yuan Xiu in Luoyang wanted to move the capital to Chang'an in order to get rid of Gao Huan's dictatorship, but why did Gou Xiong think he was running away?
When Yuan Xiu left, he brought many clansmen and ministers with him. However, Gao Huan's troops were behind him. Some people also had to think that instead of following this down-and-out emperor and risking their lives, it would be better to defect to Gao Huan.
Well, so many clans and ministers defected to Gao Huan.
However, there were also those who were loyal to Yuan Xiu, such as Yuan Zi Gong, the grandson of Yuan He, and the military guard general Dugu Xin, who abandoned his family and ran thousands of miles for his master, which has become a legend through the ages.
However, Dugu Xin's subsequent actions really make people doubt his loyalty at this time. Is he really loyal?
This journey can be described as difficult, because I was in a hurry and did not bring enough food. There were even days when I could only drink water from the stream to satisfy my hunger.
When they arrived at Chousang, Mao Hongbin, the then governor of Tongguan, offered him wine and food to quench his hunger and thirst. Then he entered Chang'an, where Yuwentai, Wang Sizheng and his generals welcomed Emperor Xiaowu and accompanied them, and then they rescued the siege. However, Mao Hongbin was closely pursued.
Gao Huan, who came from Yuan Xiu, was defeated and captured, and died in Bingzhou.
Gao Huan probably couldn't be happier about this situation. He thought that besides He Bayue, Hou Mo Chen Yue would be easy to handle. Unexpectedly, Hou Mo Chen Yue was so bad. Not only did he fail to control He Bayue's army, but he himself
He even tortured himself to death, and even managed to bring out Yu Wentai to take control of He Bayue's army. The key is that Yu Wen can't handle it!
I wonder if Gao Huan regretted something to the point of breaking his chest, or if he felt such regret that his mistake would last forever.
Gao Huan invaded Luoyang. On October 17 (November 8), he deposed Yuan Xiu's imperial title on the grounds that he had abandoned the country and fled, and appointed Yuan Shanjian, the grandson of Emperor Xiaowen and Emperor Yuan Hong, as emperor.
When he was eleven years old, he changed his reign name to "Tianping" and moved his capital to Ye ten days later.
Yuan Xiu lived with three cousins before and named them all princesses. Among them, Princess Yuan Mingyue was his favorite.
On the 15th day of the twelfth lunar month of the same year (February 535), Yu Wentai killed Yuan Mingyue and Yuan Xiu on the grounds that Yuan Xiu was promiscuous and his sisters were indecent, and replaced them with Yuan Bao, who was also the grandson of Yuan Hong.
Ju was the emperor. On the first day of the first month of the first year of Datong (535), Yuan Baoju ascended to the throne of emperor, and the title of the year was changed to Datong.
Since then, the Northern Wei Dynasty was divided into the Eastern Wei Dynasty, where Gao Huan controlled the government, and the Western Wei Dynasty, where Yu Wentai controlled the government.
After Yuan Xiu's death, he was moved to the Caotang Buddhist Temple by Yu Wentai's order, and was officially buried more than ten years later. In the Western Wei Dynasty, his posthumous title was Emperor Xiaowu. In the Eastern Wei Dynasty, his posthumous title was Emperor Chu.
Reporting to fans of Yu Wenyue, Yu Wenshi has appeared.
In addition, there is another organization that should not be forgotten, which is the Guanlong Group. The Guanlong Group was established by He Boyue, and Yuwentai took over He Boyue's soldiers. In other words, the Guanlong Group continued to be in the hands of Yuwentai.
Growing.
In the following hundreds of years, until the Tang Dynasty, the shadow of the Guanlong Group could be seen.
There is a saying that "Gao Huan was able to independently own his own troops thanks to He Dayun's advice. The destruction of the Northern Zhou Dynasty in the Northern Qi Dynasty was He Dayue's political legacy. It can be said that He Dayun succeeds and He Dayun fails."
, Gou Xiong was deeply concerned.
As we all know, the Three Kingdoms include Cao Wei, Shu Han, and Eastern Wu. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, it was precisely because the Northern Wei Dynasty split into the Western Wei Dynasty and the Eastern Wei Dynasty that the various political regimes formed one after another in the Southern Dynasties were in a tripartite state. Therefore, they are also called the "Later Three Kingdoms".
Neither Gao Huan nor Yu Wentai wanted the other party to exist, and the two sides fought for years.
The "Battle of Tongguan" was carried out from 535 (the second year of Tianping in the Eastern Wei Dynasty and the first year of Datong in the Western Wei Dynasty) to 537 (the fourth year of Tianping in the Eastern Wei Dynasty and the third year of Datong in the Western Wei Dynasty), and 537 (the fourth year of Tianping in the Eastern Wei Dynasty and the third year of Datong in the Western Wei Dynasty).
In the "Battle of Shayuan" held in three years), the Western Wei Dynasty defeated the greater number with less. In the "Battle of Shayuan", Gao Huan who was killed only escaped with a few cavalry.
In 546 (the fourth year of Emperor Wuding's reign of Emperor Xiaojing of the Eastern Wei Dynasty and the twelfth year of Datong's reign in the Western Wei Dynasty), Gao Huan led all the people from Shandong to attack the west, aiming to Guanzhong, and led his army to besiege Yubi in the Western Wei Dynasty (southwest of today's Jishan, Shanxi).
However, after fifty days of hard work, day and night, this battle could be described as a battle of wits and courage, using all possible means. No one knew how many brain cells were lost. However, under the strong defense of the Western Wei Dynasty general Wei Xiaokuan, they were not defeated in the end.
Coupled with the previous two major defeats, Gao Huan became ill from sorrow and anger. In the first month of the following year, he died of illness at his home in Jinyang (now southwest of Taiyuan, Shanxi).
After Gao Huan's death, his eldest son Gao Cheng inherited his father's business.
Gao Cheng was an outstanding person. After inheriting his father's business, he quickly established his authority by reforming the official election system, punishing corruption, rectifying officialdom, and formulating laws. He defeated the rebel general Hou Jing, used counterintuitive schemes to disrupt Liang, and expanded the Huaihe River.
land, regained Henan, united the ruling class of the Eastern Wei Dynasty in a short period of time, and successfully took control of the Eastern Wei regime.
The status of the Gao family was consolidated, and the Yuan family's royal family became less and less valuable. In the seventh year of Wu Ding (549), Gao Cheng wanted to take action on the throne.
However, on the eve of his Zen acceptance, he was struck by the fact that he was a cook! Cook! Oh my god, if I were to rate the most cowardly emperor or high-ranking official who died in Chinese history, Gao Cheng would be one of them.
Gao Cheng ended his life at the age of only 29, worked hard to win the situation, and made a wedding dress for someone else. This person was Gao Cheng's younger brother Gao Yang.
As for whether Gao Cheng's death is related to Gao Yang, there is no record. However, it is most likely Gao Yang's hand. If it was someone else, how could Gao Yang sit on the throne?
After Gao Yang inherited the career that his father and elder brother had worked hard for, in the eighth year of Wuding (550), he forced Yuan Shan to see the Zen throne, ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor, changed the country's name to Qi, and the reign name Tianbao. Because it was located in the north, he was called Northern Qi. , to distinguish it from other regimes with the same name, and because the royal family was the Gao family, it was also called Gao Qi. The Eastern Wei Dynasty died.
On the tenth day of December in the second year of Tianbao (551) (January 21, 552), Yuan Shanjian was poisoned by Gao Yang. He was only twenty-eight years old and was given the posthumous title of Emperor Xiaojing. His three sons were also killed. Gao Yang killed.
In 552, another regime that influenced European history emerged from the steppes - the Turkic Khanate.
In 552, the Turkic leader Ashina Tumen (Ili Khan) proposed to Rouran. After being rejected, he united with the Gaoche tribe to send troops to attack Rouran. Anagui was defeated and committed suicide. The Rouran Empire declined. But in the same year , the Turkic Khanate was established and its sphere of influence expanded to the Western Regions.
Compared with Yuan Shanjian, Yuan Baoju, who was promoted by Yu Wentai, was much better. Although he was still a puppet, he lived well until his death. On March 6, the 17th year of Datong (March 28, 551) ), Yuan Baoju died in Qian'an Hall at the age of forty-five, and his posthumous title was Emperor Wen.
After the death of Yuan Baoju, Prince Yuan Qin succeeded to the throne. There was no era name, only the first year. Because history said that the emperor was deposed, the first year of the deposed emperor, the second year of the deposed emperor, etc. were used to record the year.
However, after Yuan Qin succeeded to the throne, in 554, he planned to kill Yuwentai. However, the people who controlled the imperial army at that time were all related to Yuwentai, so the matter was leaked and Yuwentai was deposed.
Yuwentai also elected Yuanbaoju's fourth son, Yuanqin's half-brother Yuankuo, as emperor, but he still had no reign title. In the first year of his reign, Yuwentai forced him to return to his original surname - Tuoba.
In April of the same year, Empress Yuwentai killed Yuan Qin and was known as the Emperor of the Emperor in history. Because Yuan Qin did not have a reign name, but he did call it the first year, so later generations used the names of the first year of the Emperor, the second year of the Emperor, and so on. In the chronology, 554 was also the third year after the emperor was deposed.
In 556 (the seventh year of Tianbao in the Northern Qi Dynasty and the third year of Emperor Gong of the Western Wei Dynasty), Yuwentai died in Yunyang (now northwest of Jingyang, Shaanxi Province) at the age of fifty, and his posthumous title was Wengong.
Before Yuwentai died, he entrusted himself to his nephew Yuwenhu, but another Obai was born.
Yuwentai's third son Yuwenjue inherited his father's business. On Gengzi Day in December 556, Yuwenhu threatened Tuoba Kuo to give the Zen throne to Yuwen Jue. The next year, Tuoba Kuo gave Yuwen Jue the emperor's jade seal and ribbon. On February 15th, with the support of Yuwenhu, Yuwenjue officially ascended the throne and became the king of heaven.
Because Yuwenjue was previously named Duke of Zhou, the title of the country was named after Yuwenjue's title, and it was called the Great Zhou. It was located in the north and was called the Northern Zhou in history to distinguish it from other regimes with "Zhou" as their title. The royal family is named Yuwen, also known as Yuwen Zhou.
After Tuoba Kuo ascended the throne of Zen, he was first named Duke of the Song Dynasty. However, he was killed in the same year that Yuwen Jue ascended the throne. He was given the posthumous title of Emperor Gong. Because there was no era name, it was the same as that of Yuan Qin. He was named the first year of Emperor Gong, the second year of Emperor Gong, etc. Chronology.
The Northern Wei Dynasty completely withdrew from the stage of history. However, later scholars defined the period of the Northern Wei Dynasty as before the split, starting from 386 when Tuoba Gui rebuilt the Dai Kingdom and established its capital in Shengle (today's Horinger County, Hohhot City, Inner Mongolia). By 534, the Wei Dynasty was divided into the Eastern and Western Wei Dynasties, with a total of 20 emperors (12 included in the official history), and the country lasted for 148 years.
From the difficult founding of the country, to glory, and then to decline, I really have a lot of emotions. Alas, I won’t go into details, and I don’t know where to start. If I really scratch my head, I’m afraid I will write it crookedly.