The mainstream of the anti-Jin struggle led by Sun En and Lu Xun was in the nature of a peasant uprising. Although this struggle has religious overtones, the two sides of the struggle are not divided according to religion, as evidenced by the killing of Wang Ningzhi and others, who believed in the Five Buckets of Rice Dao.

This only shows that Sun En's uprising was not only a peasant uprising, but also a sown fire by Taoism.

Could it be that there were peasants among the people killed by Sun En's uprising, so it was not a peasant uprising?

After all, any infighting in the course of an uprising is entirely possible.

The Zhao Guang Uprising was a failed battle from July of the ninth year of Song Yuanjia (432) to September of the following year during the Northern and Southern Dynasties.

In the Zhao Guang Uprising, there was also a shadow of Taoism.

In that year, Liu Daoji, the assassin of Song Yizhou, gathered and prospered, hurt the government and harmed the people, established the official smelting and banned private casting, and sold iron utensils, and the people complained. In July, the exile Xu Muzhi fraudulently called Sima Feilong of the Jin Sect, and the king of Di, Yang Nan, was used as a soldier and recruited Shu people, with a total of more than 1,000 people. Then he attacked and killed Ba Xingling, expelled Yinping Taishou, and Liu Daoji sent troops to kill him. The people of Wucheng (now southeast of Zhongjiang, Sichuan) and Zhao Guang pretended that Sima Feilong was still in Yangquan Mountain, gathered thousands of people, and went to attack Guanghan (now Guanghan North, Sichuan). Liu Daoji sent him to join the army, and Li Kangzhi led 500 people to attack him in Tongzhi, but they were all defeated and died. The Brazilian Tang Pin responded with Zhao Guang and others to capture Fucheng (now Mianyangdong, Sichuan). The county guards of Fuling, Jiangyang, and Suining all abandoned the city and fled, and the people of Shu and overseas Chinese rebelled.

In September, Zhao Guang and others attacked Chengdu (now Sichuan), and Liu Daoji defended the city. Zhao Guangbu's people gathered for a long time, but they didn't see Sima Feilong, and they wanted to disperse. Zhao Guang then supported the Taoist priest Cheng Daoyang of Yangquan Temple to pretend to be Sima Feilong, set up as the king of Shu, built the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, and prepared hundreds of officials. Zhao Guang, Bao Qinu, Liang Xian and their fellow party Zhang Xun and Yan Yao were all generals, supporting Cheng Daoyang and returning to Chengdu, with more than 100,000 people, besieging the city on all sides. Liu Daoji sent Chinese soldiers to join the army Pei Fangming, and Ren Langzhi led more than 1,000 people to fight, but they were all defeated.

In December, Pei Fangming and others went out of the city again, broke through the Chengdao camp, and burned its accumulation. Liu Daoji persuaded Zhao Guang's general Yang Mengzi to attack outside and outside the appointment period, which was known to Zhao Guang and sent the general to chase and behead Mencius. Pei Fangmingfu led his troops to battle, won many victories, and Zhao Guang's troops were defeated. Cheng Daoyang collected 7,000 scattered soldiers, returned to Guanghan, and Zhao Guang led another 5,000 people to return to Fucheng. The food in Chengdu was exhausted, Pei Fangming led 2,000 people out of the city to find military food, but was defeated by Zhao Guangbu and fled back on a single horse. So Zhao Guangbu's army was greatly boosted and dispersed and reunited. Liu Daoji poured all his family wealth and ordered Pei Fangming to recruit soldiers, and there were more than one recruiter every day.

In February of the following year, Liu Daoji died, Pei Fangming and others buried his body without letting people know it, and took the opportunity of Cheng Daoyang to destroy the golden bridge to worship the sky, and led 3,000 people out of the city to attack it. Daoyang and other big defeats, retired Guanghan. Song Jingzhou Assassin Shi, Linchuan King Liu Yiqing and other five counties of Badong Taishou Zhou governor Brazil and other five counties, led 2,000 people to rescue Chengdu. In March, Zhao Guang and others traveled from Guanghan to Pixian (now part of Sichuan), and the battalion numbered hundreds. Zhou Jizhi and Pei Fangming joined forces to conquer Pi, and then attacked Zhao Guang and Guanghan, and Zhao Guang and others fled back to Fucheng and Wucheng. In May, Pei Fangming marched into Fucheng, the rebel army was defeated, and Zhao Guang and others scattered. In September, more than 2,000 families fled into the Guanghan Valley. The uprising finally failed.

The reason why Zhao Guang's uprising also has the shadow of Taoism is because, in September, Zhao Guang and others attacked Chengdu (now Sichuan), Liu Daoji defended himself according to the city, Zhao Guangbu gathered for a long time, did not see Sima Feilong, and wanted to disperse, Zhao Guang then supported the Taoist priest Cheng Daoyang of Yangquan Temple to pretend to be Sima Feilong, established as the king of Shu, built the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, and prepared a hundred officials.

If there is also no shadow of Taoism in Zhao Guang's uprising, then Zhao Guang then supported Cheng Daoyang, a Taoist priest of Yangquan Temple, to pretend to be Sima Feilong and establish himself as the king of Shu?

Maybe these are the original plans. (To be continued......)