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The great cause starts from six years, timetable.

The sixth year of the Great Cause (610):

1. In 610 AD, the Sui continued to dig the Jiangnan Canal and opened the section from Zhenjiang to Hangzhou, which is 400 kilometers long.

2. In order to show off his wealth, Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty made the envoys and merchants of ethnic minorities in the Western Regions gather in Luoyang.

3. The Jianguomen Incident - on the first day of the first month of the sixth year of the Great Cause (610), the sky was not clear, dozens of people in the eastern capital, wearing white clothes, wearing plain crowns, burning incense and holding flowers, claiming to be Maitreya Buddha, entering the Jianguomen (Imperial City Duanmen), the prisoners all kowtowed, but this group of people suddenly seized the weapons of the guards and plotted to start an incident. King Qi happened to encounter this incident and beheaded dozens of people. The eastern capital immediately searched and arrested, and more than 1,000 people sat down.

4. In March of the seventh year of the Great Cause (610), Wang Shichong led the Jiangdu palace supervisor on behalf of Zhang Heng.

5. In March, Guihai (the second day of the first month), Emperor Yang drove Jiangdu Camp for the second time.

6. Emperor Yang thought that it was inconvenient for the hundred officials who followed the car to wear silk jackets and move in the army, and issued an edict for the first time this year: "Those who follow the car and drive for a long distance, civil and military officials all wear military uniforms, officials above the fifth rank all wear purple robes, officials below the sixth rank wear crimson green robes, Xu officials wear green clothes, ordinary people wear white clothes, butchers and merchants wear black clothes, and soldiers wear yellow clothes."

Seven Years of the Great Cause (611):

1. In February, Emperor Yang took a dragon boat from Jiangdu (now Yangzhou, Jiangsu) to Yongji Canal, went to Zhuojun (now Beijing), and issued an edict to attack Goryeo. 2. Wang Bo, a native of Zouping, officially gathered people in Changbai Mountain (now Zhangqiu, Zouping, Shandong). As soon as Wang Bo's banner of righteousness was raised, all parts of Shandong responded one after another.

3. Dou Jiande rebelled in Gaojibo (now southwest of Gucheng County, Hebei).

4. Zhai Rang gathered a crowd to rebel in Wagangzhai (now south of Huaxian County, Henan).

5. Luo Khan of the Western Turkic Department returned to the Sui Dynasty and moved to the interior, and the grandson of the head of the subordinates was the Western Turkic Khan, and he was called the Khan of Kui.

7. The old monk Xuanyuan built the earliest Buddhist temple in the northeast region of Daxing (Jinzhou) - Puji Temple (Daguangji Temple).

8. Liu Badao led the peasant uprising in the plain (now southwest of the Shandong Plain), and took the negative kelp river and the dangerous terrain of Douzihang (now Huimin County, Shandong) as the base. Liu Badao is a local hero, a rich eunuch, a ranger, and hundreds of diners. The rebels gathered around it, and soon numbered more than 100,000 people, known as the "Uncle Army".

9. Shandong and Henan flooded more than 30 counties. In winter, in October, the third day of the Yellow River, the pillar of the Yellow River collapsed, blocking the river and causing the river to flow backwards for dozens of miles.

The eighth year of the Great Cause (612):

1. Emperor Yang Guang of the Sui Dynasty personally led an army of 1.13 million to conquer Goguryeo by land and water.

2. The Goguryeo general Eulji Wende defeated the Sui Dynasty in the Battle of Sashui.

3. Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty ordered 14 monks to be ordained through the national examination, but the candidates must be at least 18 years old.

4. In the battle of Liaodong, Duan Wenzhen was the general of Zuo Hou Wei, who was seriously ill on the way, and before his death in February, he wrote to Emperor Yang, pointing out that he should be taken by surprise and quickly overcome Pyongyang, if he hesitated, it was not the best policy. In March of the eighth year of the Great Cause (612), Duan Wenzhen died on the way to conquer Goryeo.

5. The wheat iron rod died on the shore of Liaoshui.

6. In March, the Sui army built a pontoon bridge to cross the Liaoshui. The armies landed one after another, and the battle was fought on the east bank, and the Goryeo soldiers were defeated, and tens of thousands of people died. The Sui army took advantage of the victory to besiege Liaodong City. Emperor Yang then went to Liaodong, issued an edict to pardon the world, and ordered the Ministry of Punishment Shangshu Wei Wensheng and Shangshu Youcheng Liu Shilong to appease the people of Liaozuo, exempt them from taxes for ten years, and establish counties and counties to unify them.

7. Liaodong City could not be attacked for a long time, and Emperor Yang issued an edict in August to place Liaodong County with the obtained Goryeo land.

8. This year, there was a major drought in China and an epidemic of epidemics, especially in the east of Kunshan.

9, Zhang Heng has been removed from the list and returned to the township, and Emperor Yang often let Zhang Heng's relatives spy on Zhang Heng's actions. Emperor Yang came back from Liaodong, Zhang Heng's concubine denounced Zhang Heng's resentment against Emperor Yang, slandered and ridiculed the government, and Emperor Yang issued an edict ordering Zhang Heng to commit suicide at home.

The Ninth Year of the Great Cause (613)

1. The Second Expedition to Goryeo failed. ——In the first month, Emperor Yang once again ordered the conscription of troops from all over the country to gather in Zhuojun (present-day Beijing). Recruiting people is the fruit of Xiaoguo, and the officials are waiting for Lang to unify them. The ancient city of Liaodong was repaired to store military rations. Restore U Wenshu's official position and prepare to attack Goryeo again. In April, Emperor Yang went to Liaodong. Sent Yu Wenshu and the general Yang Yichen to march into Pyongyang, and Zuo Guanglu's doctor Wang Rengong went out to help Yu Dao. Wang Rengong marched to Xincheng, tens of thousands of Goryeo soldiers refused to fight, Rengong handsome and 1,000 elite cavalry broke it, and Goryeo Infant City was firmly defended. Emperor Yang ordered the generals to attack Liaodong, flying towers, cloud ladders, and tunnels in all directions, day and night, and Goryeo resisted, and did not pull out for more than 20 days, and both sides died heavily. Emperor Yang saw that he could not attack for a long time, and ordered more than 100,000 cloth bags to be made, full of stored soil, and wanted to accumulate for Yuliang Avenue, which was thirty steps wide, high and the city Qi, so that the soldiers could climb and attack it; He also made an eight-wheeled chariot, high out of the city, and sandwiched the fish beam road, wanting to shoot down into the city. Referring to the attack, Emperor Yang heard that Yang Xuan felt that he was raising troops, and he was terrified, so he immediately took the division, and the military resources and equipment were piled up, and they were all abandoned. Tens of thousands of people in the rear army were copied by Goryeo, and thousands of weak people were killed.

2. Li Min's father, Li Zixiong, the head of the household department, rebelled with Yang Xuangan, intending to overthrow the Sui Dynasty.

3. In the first month, Bai Yuzao, a native of Lingwu (now southwest of Lingwu, Ningxia), rebelled, seized Guanma, and connected the Turks in the north, with tens of thousands. Because Bai Yusa was born as a slave, he was falsely accused of being a "slave thief".

4. In March, Menghai Gong of Jiyin (now northwest of Cao County, Shandong) rebelled, and according to Zhouqiao, he occupied Cao and Dai Erzhou, with a crowd of 30,000. Seeing that people are called citing the history of books, they are killed. Later, he was captured by Dou Jiande. After Dou Jiande's defeat, Meng Haigong was also killed by the Tang army.

5. In March, Meng Rang, a native of Qi County (now Jinan, Shandong), rebelled, once united with Wang Bo, and then went south to Jianghuai, with more than 100,000 people, and was defeated by the Sui general Wang Shichong, and went north to the Wagang army.

6. In March, Guo Fang, a native of Beihai (now Yidu, Shandong), rebelled, called himself Lu Gong, and the number reached 30,000, and he was trapped in the county seat. Later, Zhang Xutuo was defeated by the Sui general.

7. In March, Hao Xiaode, a native of Pingyuan (now southwest of the Shandong Plain), gathered tens of thousands of people to revolt, and formed an alliance with more than 100,000 troops such as Wang Bo and Sun Xuanya, and defeated Zhang Xutuo by the Sui general, and then merged into the Wagang army.

8. In March, the people of Renci (now Wudi Nan, Shandong) revolted, and took Douzihang (now Huimin County, Shandong) as the base, called King Yan, and the crowd reached more than 100,000. In the twelfth year of Emperor Yang of Sui (616), he was defeated by the Sui general Wang Shichong, Ge Qian was killed, and his subordinate Gao Kaidao collected the rest of the people to continue to oppose Sui.

9. In March, Sun Xuanya, a native of Bohai (now Yangxin, Shandong), rebelled, taking Douzihang as the base, with 100,000 people, and proclaimed himself the king of Qi. He united with Wang Bo, Hao Xiaode, Zhang Jincheng, Gao Shida and other departments, and repeatedly defeated the Sui army.

10. In June, Yang Xuangan, the secretary of the Ministry of Rites, raised troops in Liyang (now Jun County, Henan) and entered the eastern capital.

11. In July, Liu Yuanjin of Yuhang (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang) and Han Xiangguo of Liangjun (now Shangqiu, Henan) all raised troops in response to Yang Xuangan. Liu Yuan's troops reached tens of thousands, and entered Wu County (now Suzhou, Jiangsu), called the Son of Heaven, and placed hundreds of officials. Later, he fought with Wang Shichong and was defeated and died. Han Xiangguo's troops reached more than 100,000, and he was appointed as the marshal of Henan Province by Yang Xuangan, and in August, he was defeated and killed.

12. On the eighth day of the ninth month, Peng Xiaocai, a native of the East China Sea, gathered a crowd to become a thief, with tens of thousands of people. On the seventh day of October, the thief Shuai Lu Xingxing surrounded Dongjun, and Hu Benlang defeated Fei Qingnu and Lu Xingxing.

13. On the ninth day of November, Feng Xiaoci, the general of the Right Waiting Guard, attacked Zhang Jin in Qinghe, and Feng Xiaoci was defeated and died.

14. In December, Fu Gongqi and Du Fuwei led an uprising team against Changbai Mountain (now Zhangqiu County) and joined Zuo Caixiang's rebel army. Soon, due to the lack of trust, the two led their troops to rebel and entered Huaibei in December of the following year.

Ten Years of Great Cause (614):

(1) In the spring, February, Xinwei (the third day of the first month), Emperor Yang issued an edict to order hundreds of civil and military officials to discuss the matter of sending troops to conquer Goryeo. For several days, there was no one who dared to speak. Wuzi (20th), Emperor Yang issued an edict to requisition the national army again, and marched in parallel by 100 routes.

(2) Ding You (29th), Tang Bi, the thief marshal of Fufeng, supported Li Hongzhi as the Son of Heaven, with 100,000 people, and he called himself the King of Tang.

(3) In March, Renzi (14th), Emperor Yang traveled to Zhuo County, and the soldiers kept fleeing on the way. On the 25th, Emperor Yang arrived at Linyu Palace, sacrificed to the Yellow Emperor in the wild, beheaded the defecting soldiers and smeared the blood of the dead on the drum, but the escape was still not stopped.

(4) In the summer, in April, Dong Chun, a man who was too disciplined in Yulin, fought with Zhang Dahu, a thief in Pengcheng, and Dong Chun defeated Zhang Dahu and beheaded more than 10,000 people.

(5) On the first day (27th), Emperor Yang drove to Beiping.

(6) In May, Gengshen (26th), Yan'an thief Marshal Liu Jialun proclaimed himself the emperor, and the founding year was called the Great World, with 100,000 people.

(7) In autumn, July, on the 17th, Emperor Yang's car temporarily stayed in Huaiyuan Town.

In August, Jisi (the fourth day of the first month), Emperor Yang returned to the dynasty from Huaiyuan Town.

In November, Bingshen (the second day of the first month), Emperor Yang executed Hu Sizheng outside the Jinguang Gate.

(8) Otomi (11th), a festival was held in the southern suburbs of Nishijing. Emperor Yang did not fast in the palace.

(9) Yimao (21st), Liu Miao Wang, a Hu man from Lishi County, led a rebellion, he proclaimed himself the Son of Heaven, with tens of thousands of troops, and the general Pan Changwen led his troops to attack Liu Miao Wang, but failed to win.

(10) Wang Deren, the thief marshal of Jijun, had tens of thousands of people and guarded them as thieves in Lin Shushan.

(11) In December, Renshen (the ninth day of the first month), Emperor Yang arrived in the eastern capital and granted amnesty to the world; On the 25th of Wuzi, he entered the Eastern Capital.

(12) Peng Xiaocai, a thief in the East China Sea, looted Yishui. Peng Cheng stayed behind, and Dong Chun led his troops to defeat and capture Peng Xiaocai. Although Dong Chun has won many battles, the number of thieves is increasing day by day. Someone framed Dong Chun for cowardice, and Emperor Yang was angry and ordered Dong Chun to be put in chains and taken to the Eastern Capital to be executed.