1. opening angle-the leader of the peasant uprising at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, with the slogan "Heaven dies, Huangtian should stand, and the year is in Jiazi, and the world will do everything". Without this person, there would be no Three Kingdoms.
2. Cao Cao, the founder of the Cao Wei regime in the Three Kingdoms, did not claim to be emperor before his death, and served as Wang Wei and Prime Minister. Unify the north through the battle of Guandu. His son Cao Pi proclaimed himself emperor and established Cao Wei.
3. Liu Bei and Battle of Red Cliffs, the founders of the Shu-Han regime in the Three Kingdoms, defeated Cao Cao, and the battle of Yiling was defeated by Sun Quan.
4. Sun Quan-the founder of the Sun Wu regime in the Three Kingdoms, Battle of Red Cliffs defeated Cao Cao, and the battle of Yiling defeated Liu Bei.
5. Zhuge Liang is the first think tank and prime minister of Shu Han. He helped Liu Bei to establish Shu Han, and assisted Liu Chan to maintain his inheritance.
6. Sima Yi, the founder of the Western Jin regime. Originally Cao Cao's aide, Cao Cao continued to sit in the town after his death, and almost mastered all power before his death.
7. Si Mazhao, the founder of the Western Jin regime, destroyed Shu Han and attempted to usurp the throne, but he died young!
Two. Western Jin Dynasty (265-317)
1. Sima Yan, the pioneer of the Western Jin regime, destroyed Sun Wu, unified the Three Kingdoms, and created the "rule of Taikang"; But Prince Sima Zhong is not wise, and Crown Princess Jia Nanfeng doesn't observe it. As a result, the Eight Kings Rebellion and the Central Plains Civil War weakened their strength, which led to the union of northern nationalities, the beginning of the Wuhu Rebellion and the omen of the demise of the Western Jin Dynasty.
The Western Jin Dynasty was in the shadow of Sima Yan from beginning to end, and others just played a role in promoting it, so I won't show it here.
Three. the Sixteen Kingdoms and the Eastern Jin dynasty
1. Liu Yuan, Hun, pioneer of Liu Han in sixteen countries, initiator of Yongjia Rebellion. His influence was later divided into two Zhao Dynasties, which controlled the Central Plains for nearly half a century, until Ran Min was defeated by Murong Ke and Xianbei entered the Central Plains. Later, Yao of Qiang nationality and Fu of Di nationality also came here.
2. Liu Yuan's son, Hun Liu Cong, destroyed the Western Jin Dynasty and captured the last two emperors of the Western Jin Dynasty, Sima Chi and Sima Ye. But he was dissolute and heartless, which actually laid the groundwork for Liu Han's downfall.
3. Murong Jun (especially)-Xianbei people, Yan revitalized before sixteen countries, the leader of Murong family in Xianbei, Central Plains, and the South and West Three Swallows all came from this (note that Beiyan is not).
4. Fu Jian, a Adi, was a Qin Dynasty promoter before the Sixteen Kingdoms and a northern unification. After the defeat in the Battle of Feishui, his strength was greatly reduced and he was killed by Yao Chang.
5. Wang Meng, Han Chinese, the first lover of sixteen countries, assisted Fu Jian to unify the north, and his last words told Fu Jian not to attack the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
6. Si Marui, the first emperor of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
7. Zu Ti-General of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the first person in the Northern Expedition of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
8. Huan Wen, the general of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, destroyed the Han Dynasty and made three northern expeditions. Although Chang' an and Luoyang were once recovered, they eventually failed; His son Huan Xuan rebelled against the Eastern Jin Dynasty, established the Huanchu regime, and finally perished.
9. Xie Xuan, the founder of Beifubing, the strongest army in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, defeated Fu Jian in the battle of Feishui (in my opinion, the battle between Beifubing and Feishui was the two biggest highlights in the Eastern Jin Dynasty).
10. Schleswig-Ren Jie, the pioneer of the Zhao regime after the Sixteen Countries, the inventor of the idiom "whose hand will die if the deer dies".
1 1. Li Xiong, a Bati, was the pioneer of the Han Cheng regime in the Sixteen Countries, and he was the first person to proclaim himself emperor in the Sixteen Countries.
12. Yao Changqiang was a pioneer of the Qin regime after the Sixteen Countries.
13. Tuoba Yao Lu-Xianbei people, pioneers of state power, whose descendants established the Northern Wei Dynasty and unified the North.
14. Tuoba GUI-the pioneer of the Northern Wei regime
Four. Southern and Northern Dynasties
1. Liu Yu, the founder of the Southern Dynasties and the Song Dynasty, once made a northern expedition in the Jin Dynasty and recovered Chang 'an and Luoyang, but he was eager to be the emperor and eventually failed. Be proclaimed emperor by Jin Chan.
Xiao Daocheng, the founder of Southern Dynasties, was declared emperor by Song Chan. Xiao's revival in the Southern Dynasties.
Xiao Yan, the founder of the Southern Liang Dynasty, was declared emperor by Qi Chan. Good poetry and good Buddha. Later, because of the Hou Jing Rebellion, he starved to death in Taicheng.
4. The founder of the Southern Dynasty Chen put down the Hou Jing Rebellion and was proclaimed emperor by Liang Chan.
5. Tan Daoji-general of Southern Song Dynasty, general of Beifu soldiers, the main fighting force in the early period of Yuanjia Northern Expedition. The etymology of the famous "Thirty-six Strategies" in China's military history comes from this person.
6. Chen Qingzhi, the general of the Southern Liang Dynasty, led an army of 7,000 men to attack the Northern Wei Dynasty. Xingyang retreated 300,000 troops of Yuan Tianmu in World War I, once recovered Luoyang, and later lost to Er Zhurong and fled back to the south.
7. Hou Jing-Ren Jie of Xianbei, the initiator of Hou Jing rebellion, starved to death in Xiao Yan, and was later pacified by Wang Sengbian and Chen Baxian, and died of a car crack. The Hou Jing Rebellion dealt a severe blow to the economy and culture of the South. Since then, the Southern Dynasties have been devastated and completely lost the strength to compete with the North.
8. Barto-Tao-the revitalization of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the unification of the North, the softness of the North, the defeat of Liu Song in the South, and the death of Emperor Wu.
9. Tuo Ba Hong (Justin), Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty, was a reformer and reformer in the Northern Wei Dynasty, who contributed to another great ethnic integration in the Yellow River Basin in China history.
10. Gao Huan-the actual ruler of the Eastern Wei Dynasty and the founder of the Northern Qi Dynasty.
1 1. Gao Yang, the founder of the Northern Dynasties, was proclaimed emperor by Zen Buddhism in the Eastern Wei Dynasty.
12. Yu Wentai was the actual ruler of the Western Wei Dynasty and the founder of the Northern Zhou Dynasty.
13. Yu Wenxuan, the founder of the Northern and Zhou Dynasties, was proclaimed emperor by Zen Buddhism in the Western Wei Dynasty.
14. Yuwen Yong, who lived in Zhou Zhenxing during the Northern Dynasties, destroyed the Northern Qi and unified the North, and died on the way to the Turks.
15. Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty-General of Northern Zhou Dynasty, founder of Sui Dynasty.
Note: 1. Cultural celebrities, such as Seven Scholars of Jian 'an, Seven Sages of Bamboo Forest, Tao Qian, Tao Hongjing and Yongming Poet, are not included.
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