Fu Jian's younger brother Fu Xiong led 5,000 foot cavalry into Tongguan (now north of Tongguan, Shaanxi), and his brother's son Fu Jing entered Hedong from Yiguan (now northeast of Jiyuan, Henan), and Fu Jian personally led the crowd and entered behind Fu Xiong.

When the army arrived in Chang'an, Du Hong ran to Sizhu (now southeast of Xuguo County, Shaanxi), and Fu Jian entered Chang'an, where he sent an envoy to report the victory to Beijing and maintained friendly relations with Huan Wen.

Du Hong recruited Sima Xun, and Sima Xun led 30,000 foot riders into the land of Qinchuan, but was killed by Fu Jian in Wuzhang Plain.

After that, Fu Jian was the emperor, and the princes ascended to the throne as the king, and gave Da Dan Yu to his son Fu Chang, known as the former Qin in history.

Du Hong was clicked by his general Zhang Ju, who established himself as the prince.

Hmph, how can you allow others to snore on the side of the couch? Of course, Fu Jian was unceremoniously going to say that he led 20,000 foot riders to go to Zhang Ju to drink tea, and after the tea was drunk, Zhang Ju went to talk about ghosts with black and white impermanence.

After that, Fu Xiong was sent to talk to Wang Zheng, and Wang Zheng defected to Liangzhou, and Guanzhong was roughly pacified.

Yao Yizhong returned to the Jin Chamber late, and the Jin Chamber awarded him the Governor of Liuyi, the Governor of Jiang and Huai Zhu, the General of Che Cavalry, Da Shan Yu, and his son Yao Xiang Governor and Prefecture, and the history of the Assassin of the Prefecture.

After Yao Yizhong's death, Yao Xiang did not mourn, led 60,000 troops, and attacked Yangping, Yuancheng (now Daming County, Hebei), and Fagan (now southwest of Tangyi County, Shandong) to the south.

Fought with Gao Chang and Li Li in Matian (between Xing and Luo, the place names are Bean Field and Ma Field, all named after the crops planted by people), and the horse he rode died in the middle of the arrow, but fortunately he survived by relying on his younger brother Yao Chang.

Yao Xiang returned to the Jin Dynasty, and the Jin Dynasty placed Yao Xiang in Qiaocheng (present-day Bozhou, Anhui), and Yao Xiang sent his fifth brother to take up his post.

Yao Xiang recorded in the historical books is a person, although there is a reputation, but not all of them are fake, Yao Xiang's talent may be above Fu Jian, but, unfortunately, Yao Xiang lives in Jin, surrounded by enemies, not as good as Fu Jian to enter the Guanzhong, there is a place to show.

Luck is also part of the strength, Yao Xiang is not as lucky as Fu Jian, or Yao Yizhong is not as lucky as Fu Hong, he did not tie his forces in the pass, but in Jindi, so Yao Xiang could not enter the pass first.

At this time, this piece of land in Henan, Qin and Yan both coveted it.

Zhang Yu rebelled and let his party Shangguan En occupy Luoyang, and Xie Shang, the assassin of Yuzhou, led Yao Xiang and others to fight Zhang Yu at Jieqiao (in Xuchang).

Fu Jian sent Fu Xiong and Fu Jing to lead the army to aid Zhang Yu of Later Zhao, and fought with Xie Shang, the general of Zhenxi in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, on Yingshui, and the Jin army was defeated.

Fu Xiong took advantage of the victory to pursue, until the camp gate, killed most of the wounds, captured Zhang Yu and his subordinates and returned to Chang'an, awarded Zhang Yu as Sikong, Yuzhou Assassin History, and guarded Xuchang.

And Qianyan was pinching each other with Ran Min.

The Jin Chamber is in the stage of the rise of Huanwen.

At this time, the two more powerful regimes in the north were at war, and the Jin people could not lead their troops to the north, because they were opposed to each other, not only could not cooperate with each other, but could not contain each other, and could not move freely.

After Ran Wei was defeated by Murong Jun, Yin Hao led the army on a northern expedition and stationed in Shouchun.

He secretly sent people to lure Fu Jian's ministers Liang An, Lei Qiao'er and others, let them kill Fu Jian, and after the matter was completed, let them serve in Guanyou.

Yin Hao secretly sent the general Wei Jing to attack Yao Xiang with more than 5,000 men, and Yao Xiang beheaded Wei Jing and annexed his army.

Originally, Yin Hao was jealous of Yao Xiang's prestige, but now he hated him even more, so he sent the general Liu Qishu to guard the city, moved Yao Xiang to Litai in Liang State, and worshiped Yao Xiang as Liang's domestic history.

After that, the Wei brothers went back and forth to Shouchun, and were suspected by Yao Xiang, and if there were people in Yao Xiang's trilogy who wanted to belong to Yin Hao, they were all killed by Yao Xiang.

So Yin Hao plotted to kill Yao Xiang again.

At this time, Fu Jian killed the minister who was separated from him, his brother's son Fu Huangmei, and fled from Luoyang to the west.

Yin Hao thought that it was enough to lure Liang An and others to kill Fu Jian, so he asked the court to enter Tunluoyang and repair the garden mausoleum.

Ren Yao Xiang was the forerunner, the general Liu Qia guarded Lutai, and the general Liu Dunjin entered Canghuan, and asked the imperial court to relieve himself of his post in Yangzhou, and guarded Luoyang full-time, but the imperial court did not agree.

After Zhang Yu surrendered to Fu Jian, Fu Jian married Zhang Yu's stepmother Han as Zhaoyi, and often said to Zhang Yu in front of everyone:

"You are my son."

Zhang Yu was ashamed and resentful, and led the generals of Guanzhong to return to the Eastern Jin Dynasty with Yongzhou, so he conspired with Liu Huang, the middle yellow gate of Fu Jian, to attack Fu Jian at night, and the matter was leaked and he was killed.

Kong Te raised troops in Chiyang, Liu Zhen and Xiahou Xian raised troops in Ju (now Juxian County, Shaanxi), Qiao Jing raised troops in Yong, Hu Yangchi raised troops in Sizhu, and Huyan Poison raised troops in Bacheng (now Chang'andong, Shaanxi), with tens of thousands of troops.

These people all sent people to the general Huan Wen of Zhengxi and Yin Hao of the Chinese army to ask for help.

Liang An and Lei Qiao'er were both killed by Fu Sheng.

Lei Qiao'er is the chief of the Nan'an Qiang tribe, and when Fu Sheng killed him, he killed his nine sons and twenty-seven grandsons together, which shows the strength of the Lei Wan'er tribe.

At this time, Qin had no time to be separated, but unfortunately, Yin Hao's troops could not go deep into the north, and Huan Wen refused to send troops at this time to help these people who asked them for help, so all the soldiers were soon wiped out by Fu Jian.

Yin Hao advanced to Shansang (now north of Mengcheng County, Anhui), and appointed Yao Xiang as the vanguard, but Yao Xiang rebelled and turned around to attack Yin Hao, Yin Hao had to abandon his baggage and retreat to Qiaocheng, and then sent Liu Qi and Wang Bin to crusade against Yao Xiang in Shansang, but they were all clicked by Yao Xiang.

Huan Wen took the opportunity to give the court a pass and accused Yin Hao of the crime, after which Yin Hao was deposed as a Shu person and migrated to Xin'an County in Dongyang (now Jinhua County, Zhejiang).

As a result, there was no one in the court who could compete with Huan Wen.

Yin Hao's defeat was actually due to the lack of troops. Yao Xiang and others have two hearts, Yin Hao is not unaware, but even so, he still appoints them, which is really a last resort.

The lack of inferior troops is due to the small number of people and the large amount of uncultivated land, which is not Yin Hao's fault.

Whether Yin Hao really has few troops, I don't know, because the "History of the Two Jin and Northern and Southern Dynasties" is an excerpt from the "Book of Jin", "Book of Wei", etc., and is written to describe the history books of the relevant dynasties, so the book does not say how many troops Yin Hao has.

However, it can also be seen from the previous account that the Jin Dynasty gave a Northern Expedition or the generals who fought in the Northland, in addition to giving empty positions, they did not give baggage, nor troops, let alone rescue, and the generals who fought in the Northland were all alone.

At that time, most of the people who were reluctant to become teachers were pampered and pampered, living a leisurely and happy life, only talking about it, not doing things, and saying good things, but when they were really asked to do something, they all shrunk.

The emperor is not like the emperor, the courtiers are not like the courtiers, such a regime can still exist for more than a hundred years, and then I think it is a miracle again.

Huan Wen overthrew Yin Hao, and then the Northern Expedition began, but as far as the situation is concerned, Huan Wen's Northern Expedition is also like a lonely army, attacking a small enemy like Shudi, Huan Wen is okay, but, if you want to pacify the north, then hehe.

Huan Wen's Northern Expedition was unsuccessful, so he could only blame Huan Wen for taking the blame on himself.

Regarding Huan Wen, I talked about it earlier, and I won't repeat it here.

Since Yao Xiang defeated Yin Hao, he recruited and plundered people and gathered 70,000 people.

The exiled Guo Wei and others captured Liu Shi in Tangyi (now in the north of Liuhe County, Jiangsu) and surrendered to Yao Xiang, much to the shock of the imperial court.

Zhou Min, the secretary of the Ministry of Officials, was the general of the Chinese army, fortified along the river, and Xie Shang retreated from Liyang to guard the Beijing Division.

Yao Xiang's generals and subordinates were all northerners, and they all persuaded Yao Xiang to return to the north. Yao Xiang's vehicles marched north side by side, claiming to be the Great General and the Great Shan Yu.

The army marched to attack Waihuang (now the east of Qixian County, Henan) and was defeated by the border guards of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Yao Xiang gathered the stragglers and tried his best to comfort and take care of them, so he rose again. Yao Xiang entered Xuchang.

First of all, Zhou Cheng rebelled and attacked Luoyang, and Dai Shi, the Taishou of Henan, defected to Kunzhu (now north of Gongxian County, Henan), and then prepared to go to Hedong in order to take the right of the pass, and attacked Luoyang from Xuchang, which was not conquered for more than a month.

Huan Wen sent Gao Wu to enter Luyang, Dai Shi was stationed on the river, and sent water divisions to attack Xuchang and Luoyang from the waterway, and Huan Wen attacked Yao Xiang from Jiangling.

In Yishuibei, the two armies fought, Yao Xiang was defeated, ran to Pingyang, migrated more than 3,000 of his people, went to the Jiang and Han Dynasty, and captured Zhou Cheng and returned. Huan Wen asked Mao Muzhi, Chen Wu, and Dai Shi to guard Luoyang, and then he ran away by himself.

From the previous description, we can also see the description of "Hu people and Han people are more attached", it can be seen that as ordinary people, whether they are Hu people or Han people, they just want to live in peace, and whoever governs the people's will and peace will be attached to whom, regardless of whether this person is Hu or Han.

Hey, in the war, the most pitiful thing is the common people, the gods fight, the innocent people are involved in the war, the homes that have been built with hard work are destroyed in the war, and the assets that have been accumulated for a lifetime are also destroyed in the war, homeless, and the future is bleak.

Fu Jian claimed to be the general of the Jin Dynasty to conquer the west, the governor of the Guanzhong military, and the Yongzhou assassin history, and led everyone to the west.

The most seen is what someone claims to be, the Jin family can't control these people at all, which is also to blame for the fact that the Jin family didn't treat those who surrendered well, as well as those generals who fought for the Jin family, which made the Jin room gradually lose its trust, chilled the hearts of some people who really finally got into the Jin room, and they couldn't control the north.

Fu Hong called himself the Great General, the Great Shan Yu, and the Third Prince.

Ahem, as I said earlier, this brother was poisoned, and the person who poisoned him was Ma Qiu, who was once a general under Shi Hu, but Ma Qiu was not arrogant for long, and was clicked by Fu Jian.

Fu Jian took off his father's title of "King of the Three Qins", called the title granted by the Jin family, and mourned to the Jin family, expressing his obedience to the king's orders.

At this time, Jingzhao Duhong occupied Chang'an, claiming to be the Yongzhou Assassin of the Jin Dynasty, and most of the Hu and Han people were attached to him.

Fu Hong surrendered to the Jin Dynasty, and the Jin Dynasty awarded him the general of the Northern Expedition, the governor of the Hebei military, and the Jizhou Assassin History.