(1) The first famous Jun Qing noodles in history was in the early years of the Western Han Dynasty (BC 154), during the reign of Han Jing. Chao Cuo, an ancient imperial historian, suggested that the emperor cut off the vassals, and Han Jing took his advice. Among the vassal states at that time, Wu Chu was the strongest. Liu Bi, the king of Wu, joined forces with seven vassal states, including Chu, to launch a rebellion in the name of "killing the Qing monarch in Chao Cuo". Known as the "Seven Kingdoms Rebellion" in history, Han Jing had to kill Chao Cuo in order to quell the rebellion, but the rebellion did not stop.

(2) Another famous event that sided with the Qing Dynasty was the Jingnan Campaign in the early Ming Dynasty. After Zhu Yuanzhang's death, his little grandson Zhu Yunwen ascended the throne, and history called him Emperor Wen Jian. Wen Jian accepted the advice of Qi Taihe, the minister, and Huang Zicheng, and set about cutting Francisco. Judy, the prince of Yan, who was entrenched in Beiping, was extremely dissatisfied with this. He entered Nanjing under the banner of "killing the Yellow Emperor and clearing the monarch's side" and became emperor himself, with the year Yongle, that is, Ming Chengzu.

(3) In addition, in the twenty-four years from Yuan Dynasty to Zheng Zheng (1364), Boluo timur invaded Dadu in the name of "Jun Qing Border".

(4) An Lushan was treacherous in Tianbao for fourteen years in the Tang Dynasty. He was a soldier. He sided with Jun Qing and launched a rebellion, which led to the decline of the powerful Tang Empire. After the rebellion, he proclaimed himself emperor, became a blind emperor for two years and was murdered by his son.