Three Kingdoms 1 Brief introduction of historical events: The Yellow Scarf Uprising
The Yellow Scarf Uprising, also known as the Yellow Scarf Uprising (184-186), was a peasant war at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and one of the largest religious riots in the history of China. It began in the first year of Zhong Ping (184), when the imperial court was corrupt, eunuchs and consorts were constantly fighting, and border wars were constantly going on. Heaven died, Huang Tianli, aged in Jiazi. Is the world all right? Slogan, launched a fierce attack on bureaucratic landlords, and had a great impact on the rule of the Eastern Han Dynasty. In order to quell the rebellion, all localities supported troops with self-respect. Although the uprising ended in failure, the warlord regime and the Eastern Han Dynasty existed in name only, eventually forming a situation of tripartite confrontation among the three countries.
Important people: Eastern Han officials: Huang Fusong, Xu Ao (Jingzhou secretariat), Tao Qian (Xuzhou secretariat), Guodian (Julu satrap), He Jin (general and commander), Zhu (town thief corps commander), (Nanyang county magistrate) and Sun Jian (Zuo Jun Sima).
Taiping Road: Zhang Jiao, Sean (killed), Zhang Bao (killed), He Yi (surrendered), Zhang Mancheng (killed), Cai Bo (killed), Peng Tuo (killed), Ma Yuanyi (killed), Zhao Hong (killed), Han Zhong (killed), Sun Xia (killed), etc.
Wu Midou said: Zhang Xiu, Zhang Lu
Brief introduction to the historical events of the Three Kingdoms II: Crushing Dong Zhuo
Dong Zhuo's crusade was in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. (A.D. 184-186), local heroes organized local troops to fight against Dong Zhuo. In the sixth year of Zhong Ping (189), Dong Zhuo, who was in charge, abolished Liu Bian, the youngest emperor, and made his younger brothers Chen Liuwang and Liu Xie emperors, and ruled by terror. Seeing this, heroes from all over Kanto fought in the name of finding Dong and elected Yuan Shao as the leader. Although Cao Cao sent troops, and later went to Sun Jian to seize the battle, but other troops only An Lushan did not help, while Dong Zhuo gave up Luoyang and moved the capital to Chang 'an, and the Kwantung Army scuffled internally, and the allied forces were divided, forming a separatist situation.
Brief introduction to the historical events of the Three Kingdoms 3: The Battle of Jiangxia
The Battle of Jiangxia (A.D. 190) was a battle between China warlord Sun Quan and Liu Biao in the last 208 years of the Eastern Han Dynasty. This is the final decisive battle between Sun Quan and Liu Biao in Huang Zu's headquarters near Jiangxia.
Venue: Jiangxia (now Yunmeng County, Hubei Province)
Time: Spring of 208 AD
Participants: Sun Quanjun and Liu Biaojun.
Results: Sun Quan won and Huang Zu was beheaded.
Participating troops: Sun Quanjun 25,000, Huang Zujun 30,000 or so.
Casualties: Sun Quanjun captured tens of thousands of Huang Zujun.
Main commanders: Sun Quan, Zhou Yu and Ling Tong; Huang Zu and Chen Jiu.
Brief introduction to the historical events of the Three Kingdoms 4: Yanzhou War
The battle of Yanzhou took place in the third year of Xianping in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 192). In the battle of Cao Cao's unification of the north, Cao Cao, the satrap of the East County, defeated the Yellow Scarf Army in Shouzhang (now southwest of Dongping, Shandong). In this World War I, Cao Cao not only won Yanzhou base area, but also recruited tens of thousands of elite soldiers to become the backbone of Cao Cao, which laid the foundation for Cao Cao's later development.
Brief introduction to the historical events of the Three Kingdoms 5: The Battle of Wancheng
The Battle of Wancheng (A.D. 197-199) was a battle between the warlords Cao Cao and Zhang Xiu before the end of the Han Dynasty. Zhang Xiu won and Cao Cao fled.
Brief introduction to the historical events of the Three Kingdoms 6: The Battle of the Book of Changes
At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty in China (A.D. 199), Yuan Shao, who was separated from Jizhou and other places, led the army to defeat the Gongsun Zan army in Yijing (now northwest of Xiongxian County, Hebei Province) within two to four years (197 ~ 199). In the third year of Jian 'an (198), Yuan Shao led an army to attack Gongsun Zan. Gongsun Zan only defended and did not attack, while Yuan Shao set an ambush. Knowing that he would fail, Gongsun Zan fled back to the city and committed suicide.
Venue: Yijing City, Youzhou
Time: 197 ~ 199
Participants: Yuan, Gongsun Zan Army and Heishan Army.
Results: Yuan Shao won and unified Hebei.
Strength of participants: Gong unknown, Black Mountain Army 100,000.
Casualties: Gongsun Zan Group collapsed and Gongsun Zan committed suicide.
Main commanders: Yuan Shao, Gongsun Zan and Zhang Yan.