Tuoba Kuo (537–557), whose real name was Yuan Kuo, was the great-grandson of Emperor Xiaowen Yuanhong, the fourth son of Emperor Wen of Yuanbaoju, and the half-brother of Emperor Yuanqin of Wei. The last emperor of Western Wei, reigned from 554 to 556, unbuilt year number, courtesy name Gong, historically known as Western Wei Gong Emperor.
Tuoba Kuo stills
Fourteenth year of the Reign of the People's Republic of China (550)
In May, he was crowned King of Qi.
The Third Year of The Western Wei Dynasty and the First Year of Emperor Gong (554)
In the first month, Anding Gong Yuwen Tai deposed Emperor Yuanqin of Wei and proclaimed Yuankuo the Prince of Qi as emperor. Yuan Kuo succeeded to the throne without an era name, called the first year. After Yuan Kuo succeeded to the throne, the power completely fell into the hands of Yuwen Tai, and he declared himself Taishi and Otsuka Zai. He threatened Yuan Kuo to restore his original surname Tuoba .
In April, The Jurchens invaded Guangwu.
In May, Li Bi of the Pillar State pursued him, beheaded him thousands of times, captured him and returned it.
In November, Yu Jin, Yuwen Hu, Yang Zhong, and others led 50,000 troops to attack Jiangling, capture and kill the Liang Yuan Emperor Xiao Xuan, and abduct tens of thousands of people below the Liang Dynasty princes and civilians as slaves, and reward the three armies. Wang Sheng defended Xiao Fangzhi, the son of Emperor Yuan of Liang, as king and undertook the system.
The Deposed Emperor Yuan qin of Western Wei was poisoned by Yuwen Tai
Emperor Gong II (555)
In July, Wang Shengsheng welcomed Xiao Ming, the Marquis of Zhenyang, as emperor and Fang Zhi the Prince of Liang as crown prince.
In September, Southern Liang Sikong Chen Ba first killed Wang Shengquan, deposed Xiao Ming, and restored Xiao Fangzhi as emperor.
In the same year, Southern Liang stabbed Shi Lin Koubian in Guangzhou, and ordered the general Dou Luning to lead an army to fight.
Emperor Gong's Third Year (556)
In the first month of the first month, he performed the Zhou Li (周礼), established the Six Officials, with Yuwen Tai as the Taishi and Tsukasa Zai; Li Bi as the Great Si Tu; Zhao Gui as the Taibao and Dazong Bo; DuGu Xin as the Grand Sima (大司馬); Yu Jin as the Grand Si Kou;and Hou Mo Chen Chong as the Grand Sikong.
In October, Yuwen Tai died, and his nephew Yuwen Hu was ordered to help his eldest son, Yuwen Jue, preside over the affairs of the Western Wei military state. Tuoba Kuo made Yuwen Jue the Duke of Taishi, Ōtsuka Zai, and Anding Commandery, and soon after, Yuwen Jue was made the Duke of Zhou.
In December, Yuwen Hu coerced Tuoba Kuo chan to abdicate Yuwen Hu, the state name Of Zhou, known historically as Northern Zhou, and the fall of Western Wei.
Tuoba Kuo was killed
First year of the Zhou Min Emperor (557)
In the first month, Yuwen Jue sealed Tuoba Guo as the Duke of Song, and was killed soon after, at the age of twenty.
Overall:
During the Wei Gong Emperor's reforms, he did not completely abandon the good practices of the feudal dynasties in the past to restore production and stabilize the people's lives. For example, Tianzi kisses five baht money to cultivate the land, persuades the peasants to command, opens warehouses in disaster years to alleviate poverty, and various types of relief, strikes and bans, and so on. One of the important measures is the promulgation of the equalization system and its related systems.