However, in fact, in the last years of the Sui Dynasty, because of the Reasons of the Sui Emperor, it was really the people who did not have a good life, which led to the peasant rebel army sweeping the whole country, and the rebel army at that time was everywhere. However, slowly developed, and later it was actually more famous, and there were eight rebel armies.
First, Changbai Mountain "Zhi Shilang" Wang Bo
In 611, in December of the seventh year of Daye, Wang Bo, the "Zhishilang", was the first to rebel against the Sui. Wang Bo was just an ordinary citizen, and later because the military service was too heavy, he really couldn't bear it, so he gathered the crowd to rebel against the Sui. Later, Wang Bo occupied the area around Changbai Mountain in Shandong And composed the "Death Song of the Endless Liaodong Wave", when many people came to join Wang Bo, and the rebel army was huge.
Later, Zhang Sutuo, a famous general in the last years of the Sui Dynasty, encircled and suppressed many times, but Wang Bo successfully escaped. He has defected to Yu Wenhua and Dou Jiande. In 619, in the second year of Tang Wude, Wang Bo surrendered to the Tang Dynasty and was appointed governor of Qi Prefecture.
In 622, in the fifth year of Wu De, on the night of March 17, he was killed by Li Wuyi because of a personal grudge.
Second, Dou Zihang 'Uncle Jun' Liu Badao
In 611 AD, the seventh year of Daye, Liu Badao carried out a peasant uprising in the Shandong Plain. Liu Badao, in fact, the family is a strong man in shandong, and the family may have been an official for several generations, the family is rich, and Liu Badao is very chivalrous, often receiving poor guests who come and go, and has been supported by local farmers. After the "Zhishilang" Wang Bo revolted, he immediately responded and used the Douzihang area as a territory.
Later unknown.
Third, the fierce and cruel Zhang Jin said
In 611 AD, in October of the seventh year of Daye, Zhang Jin claimed that he was a native of Qinghe County at the end of the Sui Dynasty. When the pole was unveiled, the people at that time were very supportive of him, but as the rebel army slowly grew, it became fierce and brutal, plundering everywhere, and operating in the dangerous waters of the Yellow River. He defeated Duan Da, captured Feng Xiaoci, and killed the rebel Sun Anzu. In December 616, after being defeated by Su Dingfang, he fled.
In January 617, thirteen years after Sui Daye, he was killed by the county commander Yang Shanhui, and the rest was returned to Dou Jiande.
Fourth, Gao Ji Po "touched the sheep gong" Sun Anzu
In 611 AD, the seventh year of Daye, Sun Anzu, although a petty thief liked to steal sheep, was later even called "touching the sheep". However, just an ordinary civilian, because of the flood, his wife and children starved to death, and he was forced to perform military service by the county order. When looking for a county order to defend, he was severely beaten by the county order, and later Sun Anzu assassinated the county order and defected to Dou Jiande. With the support of Dou Jiande, Sun Anzu rebelled and called himself a general and "Touching the Sheep Gong" at Gaojipo (高鸡泊, southwest of present-day Gucheng County, Hebei Province).
Later, he was killed by Zhang Jin, and the remaining thousands of people returned to Dou Jiande.
5. Dou Jiande, the "King of Dou" of the Xia Kingdom
Dou Jiande was the main force of the anti-Sui rebel army in the last years of the Sui Dynasty. Although Dou Jiande's ancestors were also brilliant, by the time Dou Jiande arrived, it had already declined, and he had lived in agriculture for generations, of course, because he was recognized by the people, he once served as the chief of the village. Dou Jiande had funded the rebel army, and Dou Jiande's hometown was not plundered, so Dou Jiande was beheaded by the door. In this way, Dou Jiande led more than 200 people to defect to Gao Shida. After Gao Shida was killed by Yang Yichen at the end of the Sui Dynasty, Dou Jiande buried Gao Shida and gradually rose. Later, after Yu Wenhua and his claim to the throne, Dou Jiande killed Yu Wenhua and his rebels, occupied the Hebei region, and established the Xia Kingdom.
In 621, in the fourth year of WuDe, when Li Shimin was crusading against Wang Shichong, Dou Jiande raised an army to attack Li Shimin, but failed and was captured. In July, Dou Jiande was beheaded in Chang'an.
6. Chuzhou "East Sea Gong" Gao Shida
In 611 AD, the seventh year of Daye, Gao Shida rebelled against the Sui and plundered for a living. Although Coatsta's reputation is relatively loud, there is actually no talent. He also accepted Dou Jiande and used Dou Jiande to defeat Guo Xuan's crusade against Zhuozhou Tongshou.
He was killed by Yang Yichen, a general in the last years of the Sui Dynasty.
7. Zhai Rang, the "Wagang Army"
Zhai Rang was originally just a petty official, but was sentenced to death for breaking the law, and escaped with the help of the prison official Huang Junhan. After Zhai Rang fled to Dingding Daming and went to Wagang Mountain, he rebelled and was supported by Wang Bodang, Shan Xiongxin, Xu Shiji, and others. After getting Li Mi's surrender, it was even more powerful. The sui emperor's number one general, Zhang Sutuo, was also defeated and killed during a crusade against Wagangzhai. Later, Wang Shichong, who was more famous at the end of the Sui Dynasty, also attacked Wagang Mountain and was also defeated. Zhai Rang, because of his lack of talent, took the initiative to give way to Li Mi.
In 617, on November 11, the thirteenth year of Daye, after Li Mi came to power, he killed Zhai Rang and his cronies.
VIII. The grand general manager of the host province, "King of Chu" Du Fuwei
Du Fuwei, the righteous father of the famous Tang Dynasty Shuanglong, when he was 16 years old, because of theft, he fell into the grass. In 613 AD, in the ninth year of Daye, he rebelled with Fu Gong. Du Fuwei moved to the Huainan region, annexed a number of rebel armies, and greatly increased his power. Gradually occupied the various departments of Jianghuai and declared himself the governor of Huainan. In the second year of Wu De, Du Fuwei surrendered to the Tang Dynasty and was made the King of Wu, which was highly valued. Later, he defeated Li Zitong and assisted in the attack on Luoyang. In July of the fifth year of Wu De, Du Fuwei was imprisoned by Li Yuan because of the rebellion of Fu Gongru forging Du Fuwei's letters.
In February of the seventh year of Wu De in 624, Du Fuwei died in Chang'an. After Li Shimin ascended the throne, he rehabilitated Du Fuwei.
This is the eight more famous "anti-kings" in real history, although they are not as wonderful as the eighteen anti-kings in the rendition, but they are more real. Unfortunately, none of them will end well.