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The minister and the two captives are incompatible with each other. Which two captives are they talking about?

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The sentence you describe is about Liu Kun of the Western Jin Dynasty

Liu Kun (271~318), a poet of the Western Jin Dynasty. The word Yueshi. A native of Weichang, Zhongshan (now northeast of Wuji, Hebei Province). Famous poet, musician and patriotic general.

The ministers and the two captives, the two captives in the conflict refer to Liu Cong and Shi Le

Liu Cong (? - August 31, 318), a Liu Zai, named Xuanming , Xiongnu tribe, a native of Xinxing (now Xinzhou, Shanxi), the fourth son of Han Zhao Guangwen Emperor Liu Yuan, his mother was Mrs. Zhang, the monarch of Han Zhao during the Sixteen Kingdoms period, reigned from 310 to 318.

Shi Le (274-August 17, 333), Emperor Ming of Later Zhao Dynasty, had the courtesy name Shilong, the first name was ?, and the diminutive name was Cule. He belonged to the Jiehu ethnic group in Wuxiang, Shangdang, and was one of the Five Hus and Sixteenth Kingdoms of China. The founding monarch of the Later Zhao Dynasty. In the early years of Shi Le's reign, he rebelled against the Gongshi vassal. Later, he took refuge with Liu Yuan, the monarch of the Han Dynasty, but later broke with the Han Dynasty and split from the Han Dynasty. With the help of his adviser Zhang Bin, a Han nationality, Shi Le took Xiangguo (today's Xingtai, Hebei Province) as his base, and successively eliminated Wang Jun, Shao Xu, Duan Pixi and other Western Jin forces in the north, and then eliminated Cao Yi and entered the country. Invading the Eastern Jin Dynasty and annihilating the former Zhao led by Liu Yao, and conquering the Dai Kingdom in the north, the latter Zhao became the most powerful country in the north at that time.

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Liu Kun is handsome, gentle and elegant, talented and full of energy. He was known as "handsome" when he was young and was famous for his majesty. Together with his brother Liu Yu, he is also known as "Yiyi in Luozhong, Qingsun and Yueshi". When he heard that his good friend Zu Ti had been appointed, he wrote to his relatives and friends, saying: "I am waiting for the day to come, and I am determined to rebel against the enemy. I am always afraid that my ancestors will be whipped before me." "Book of Jin·Zu Ti Biography" also records that he and Zu Ti A story about being slept with and hearing the chicken dance at night. In the first year of Emperor Huai Yongjia

(307), Liu Kun was the governor of Bingzhou, but he was "good at caregiving, but not good at controlling. In one day, thousands of people returned, and those who left also came one after another." "("Book of Jin·Biography of Liu Kun"). Later, he mistakenly believed the slander and was taken advantage of by the sycophants. He was defeated by Liu Cong and his parents were also killed. In the third year of Emperor Min's reign (315), Liu Kun was appointed Sikong and oversaw the military affairs of the three states of Hebei, Ji, and You. However, he was defeated by Shi Le soon after. After the defeat, he defected to Duan Pixi, a Xianbei man who was the governor of Youzhou, and made an appointment to help the Jin Dynasty. Later, due to the last wave of Duan Pizhen's subordinates secretly communicating with Shile, they captured Kun's son Liu Qun and forced Liu Qun to write a letter asking Kun to be the one who should oppose Duan Pizhen. The incident was revealed and Liu Kun was killed by Duan Pixi. "Sui Shu·Jing Ji Zhi" contains "Liu Kun Collection" in 9 volumes and "Bie Collection" in 12 volumes, both of which are lost. In the Ming Dynasty, Zhang Pu compiled it into "Liu Zhongshan Collection" and included it in "Collection of One Hundred and Three Masters of Han, Wei and Six Dynasties".

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