During the Western Jin Dynasty, there were five Hu tribes, including the Xiongnu, the Xianbei, and the Hu, who wanted to take advantage of the "Rebellion of the Eight Kings" when their national strength was at its weakest. In this chaotic world, the people are like this duckweed in the water, floating uncertainly, some people choose to go with the flow, and some people choose to show their grand plans and achieve their own deeds.
Throughout the Central Plains, when the war was continuous, the earth was destroyed, and the people were displaced, the appearance of a person restored stability to the original war, and this person was Li Xiong, a proud son of a generation. He was the founding emperor of the Chenghan Dynasty, founded the country at the age of 30, and died of sores on the top of his head at the age of 61.
Li Xiong, a figure with the blood of the Qi clan, had an extraordinary temperament when he was very young, and once met a Taoist monk, who directly asserted that he would definitely do something great in the future. However, when he was young, Li Xiong was not so outstanding, perhaps his father Li Te and uncle Li Liu were too brave and fierce, covering his light.
In the second year of Yongkang, the Western Jin Dynasty was in civil strife, and at this time, the Western Jin Dynasty was weak, and it was time to do a good job, so Li Te led the displaced people to raise the battle flag, and as their strength grew stronger, the Western Jin Dynasty also began to fear such a force, so it began to encircle and suppress the conquest. Li Te was brave and good at fighting, the Western Jin Dynasty was not their opponent at all, and Li Xiong also followed his father to the battlefield and made great achievements. Until the appearance of the Pingxi general Roshan, although this person was not a rival of Li Te, he was very treacherous and very resilient, and although he experienced many failures, he never really gave up, and finally used a despicable way to pretend to be peaceful and kill Li Te. After Li Te's death, the displaced people lost their leader and began to be overwhelmed like a group of headless flies, and at this time of crisis, Li Liu was ordered to be in danger, he was Li Te's younger brother, and he took the displaced people to begin to cultivate and recuperate, reorganize the army, and prepare for another war.
However, when the army was just stabilizing, Li Liu was seriously ill, and when he was dying, he handed over the military power to Li Xiong's hands, and the 29-year-old Li Xiong took over the army in this way. After Li Xiong took over the army, he personally went to the battlefield and led the army to capture Chengdu, because the terrain of Bashu was precipitous, Li Xiong rose rapidly like a fish in the water, and two years later, he proclaimed himself the king of Chengdu. At this time, the Western Jin Dynasty was still in frequent civil strife, and taking advantage of this rare opportunity, Li Xiong established the Chenghan Empire, when he was only 30 years old.
After the establishment of the Chenghan Empire, the displaced people had their own homes, but because they were all displaced people and their different cultures, it was quite difficult to manage. Therefore, Li Xiong relied on his wisdom and ability to govern, established a system of hundred officials, and at the same time encouraged the people to vigorously develop agriculture and solve living problems. In this way, the displaced people who had been tortured by the war could live and work in peace and contentment, and their lives began to flourish.
During Li Xiong's reign, Chenghan developed and prospered, and for 30 years the society was stable and the people lived and worked in peace and contentment. In the war-torn era at that time, Li Xiong maintained the stability of Bashu with his bravery, and on this point, he could be called a generation of Ming Emperors.