Huang Fusong was born in a noble family and was initially promoted to filial piety and Cai Mao. Emperor Han Ling was recruited as an assistant minister and moved to the northern government. After the yellow turban insurrectionary uprising broke out, eunuch Lv Qiang requested to lift the party ban, and was awarded the left corps commander, leading his troops to quell the chaos of the yellow turban insurrectionary, which can be described as "a sublime world". After the war, he was promoted to general Zuo Cheqi, leading Jizhou animal husbandry and sealing Li Hou. After he took office, he petitioned the people of Jizhou to reduce taxes for one year. Later, he was dismissed for offending Zhong Zhao and Zhang Rang, two right-wing officials, and was renamed as the head of the township.
In the fifth year of Zhong Ping (188), he was used as a left general to defeat the rebels in the kingdom. When Dong Zhuo came to power, Huang Fusong was framed, and his son Huang Fushou begged him for help. After Dong Zhuo was punished, he became a general of the Western Expedition and destroyed the clan. In his later years, he served as a riding general, viceroy, doctor Guanglu and viceroy. In the second year of Xingping (195), Huang Fusong died and was named a general of generals in ancient times. When he was in Tang Dezong, he was ranked as the sixty-four general of Wu Wang Chengsi; Song Huizong, one of the seventy-two generals in Wudian.
Brief introduction of the yellow turban insurrectionary
The Yellow Scarf Uprising, which took place at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, was a peasant uprising organized in the form of religion. Desperate poor peasants rose up in succession at the behest of the opening angle of Julu people. Wearing yellow scarves on their heads, they shouted the slogan "Heaven dies, heaven stands, and the world is peaceful" and launched a fierce attack on bureaucratic landlords.
The reason why the uprising broke out was that at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, when Emperor Han Ling was in power, ten eunuchs were in charge of state affairs, and their sons and daughters were all over the world, killing people and annexing farmers' land, and the people were in dire straits without official control. After the Yellow turban insurrectionary uprising broke out, the troops sent by the imperial court and led by generals Huang Fusong and Zhu failed to suppress it. Although the uprising failed, the warlord regime in name only in the Eastern Han Dynasty was irreversible, which eventually led to the formation of the Three Kingdoms situation.
The Yellow Scarf Uprising was a peasant uprising led by Zhang Jiao, Sean and Zhang Bao at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and it was one of the largest religious organizations' civil uprisings in China history.