A.D. 290

Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty Sima Yan died, and his son Sima Zhen ascended the throne, called Emperor Hui, and Yang Jun assisted the government.

A.D. 291

In March, Empress Jia and Wang Wei of Chu staged a coup d'état, killing Yang Jun and recruiting Wang Liang of Runan into the palace.

In June, Empress Jia and Wang Wei of Chu staged a coup d'état, killing Wang Liang and Wei Qian of Runan, and the next day Empress Jia executed Wang Wei of Chu.

A.D. 292

Empress Jia killed Empress Dowager Yang.

A.D. 296

The ethnic minorities of Gansu Di and Qiang rebelled, supported Qi Wannian as the emperor, and defeated Zhao Wanglun.

A.D. 297

The 70,000 rebels of the Di tribe defeated Liang Wang Wei and beheaded the general Zhou.

A.D. 298

Zhang Hua recommended the general Meng Guan to crusade against Qi Wannian.

A.D. 299

Jiang Tong wrote "On Migration".

In January, Meng Guan defeated the Di rebels, captured Qi Wannian alive, and quelled the Di rebellion.

In December, Empress Jia used a plan to accuse the prince of rebellion and depose the prince Sima Shu.

300 A.D

In January, Empress Jia killed the deposed prince Sima Shu.

In April, Zhao Wanglun united with Liang Wangwei and Qi Wangjian to launch a coup d'état, killing Jia Hou and Zhang Hua.

In May, Wang Yun of Huainan staged a coup d'état and was defeated and killed.

A.D. 301

In January, Zhao Wanglun proclaimed himself emperor, and Wang Jian of Qi, Wang Ying of Chengdu, and Wang Hao of Hejian rebelled and formed a joint army to crusade against Zhao Wanglun.

In April, the United Army and Zhao Wanglun fought a decisive battle on Yingshang, and Zhao Wanglun was defeated and surrendered. The coalition forces killed Zhao Wanglun and Meng Guan.

In May, the king of Qi entered Luoyang and worshiped Da Sima.

In October, Li Te, a disempowered displacer, rebelled in Sichuan.

A.D. 302

In December, Wang Hao of Hejian rebelled and crusaded against Wang Jian of Qi, and Wang Yi of Changsha staged a coup d'état and killed Wang Jian of Qi. The king of Changsha worships the Taiwei.

A.D. 303

In February, Yizhou Assassin Shi Luoshang defeated Lee's rebels and killed Lee.

In March, the Jingzhou Renwu soldiers pursued Li Teyu's party, Li Liu and Li Xiong, and the rebels were forced to wander.

In August, Wang Ying of Chengdu and Wang Hao of Hejian rebelled and attacked Wang Yi of Changsha.

In September, Li Liu, the leader of the rebel army of the Di people, died, and the remnants of the party supported Li Xiong as their leader.

In October, the rebels surrounded Luoyang.

In December, Li Xiong captured Chengdu.

A.D. 304

In January, Wang Yue of the East China Sea staged a coup d'état and captured the king of Changsha alive, and Zhang Fang, the general of the king of Hejian, killed the king of Changsha.

In July, Wang Yue of the East China Sea attacked Wang Ying of Chengdu, and Wang Ying of Chengdu defeated Wang Yue of the East China Sea in Tangyin and captured Emperor Hui.

In August, Zhang Fang, the general of Hejian Wanghao, captured Luoyang.

In September, Wang Jun, the governor of Youzhou, united with Sima Teng, the assassin of the state, rebelled, and sent Xianbei cavalry to attack Wang Ying in Chengdu.

In November, Zhang Fang, the general of Hejian Wanghao, took Emperor Hui hostage and retreated to Chang'an, and Hejian Wanghao was in charge.

In October, Li Xiong was proclaimed King of Chengdu in Chengdu and established the Cheng Han Empire (Jianguo I).

In December, Liu Yuan was called Da Dan Yu and King of Han in Zuo Guocheng. Establishment of the Han and Zhao Empires (Founding II).

A.D. 305

In July, Wang Yue of the East China Sea rebelled, and served as the leader of the alliance to unite Gou Xi and Wang Jun to crusade against Wang Hao of Hejian.

A.D. 306

In January, King Hejian killed the general Zhang Fang and sued for peace with the coalition forces.

In April, the coalition army conquered Chang'an, Wang Hao of Hejian and Wang Ying of Chengdu fled, and the Rebellion of the Eight Kings ended.