The Yellow Scarf Uprising was a peasant war at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and it was also the largest civil unrest organized by religion in China history. It began in the seventh year of Han Dynasty (AD 184). At that time, the imperial court was corrupt, eunuchs and consorts fought constantly, border wars continued, and the country's situation became weaker and weaker. Because of the national drought, grain was not collected and taxes were not reduced. At the command of the opening angle of the giant deer man, poor farmers who had nowhere to go were one after another. The slogan of "Heaven dies, Heaven stands, and the world is fine at the age of 60" 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 regime of the Eastern Han Dynasty existed in name only, which was irreversible, and finally formed a situation of tripartite confrontation among the three countries.