Just after the Sui Dynasty destroyed the last separatist force, Southern Chen, it finally realized the great unification of the dynasty once again. And the Sui Wen Emperor Yang Jian also became the well-known Emperor of the Ages because of this feat. In fact, before Yang Jian achieved great success, there were also these few very talented figures who almost achieved unification. There is also one of the most regrettable characters, just a few feet away from the great unification. Unfortunately, at the peak, he lost a war and became a laughingstock, and this person was the founder of Former Qin.
Jian Jian was also not Han Chinese, and his grandfather could be said to be the founder of Former Qin. From a young age, Jian Jian behaved very unrepentantly, and his grandfather also loved him very much. Not only did he meet the requirements of Jian Jian in various ways, but he also taught jian jian the way of governing the country from an early age. Later, Jian Jian's father became the chancellor of Former Qin, and Jian Jian was therefore also on a smooth career. When jian jian was only sixteen years old, he became the king of the East Sea and was given the title of general of Long Jun. Hesitant Jian himself is very bold, so he has also made a lot of friends, making Jian Jian quite prestigious. Of course, the rise of Jian Jian must have inevitably suffered from the suspicion of the emperor.
Finally, Zhi Resolutely decided to strike first, and launched a military coup with his brother, and then became emperor himself. At this time, Jian Jian finally had the opportunity to govern the world and exert his ambitions. At the same time, Jian Jian also met Wang Meng, and with the help of Wang Meng, Jian Jian was even more successful. Soon Former Qin was transformed into a large empire, and as his power rose, Jian Jian also began to move towards expansion. Soon, Former Qin successively eliminated Former Yan, Qiuchi and other states, and unified the entire north. Now only the Eastern Jin Dynasty in the south was in front of Jian Jian. The Eastern Jin Dynasty naturally could not compete with Former Qin, and in several confrontations, it was more defeated than less.
At this time, Jian Jian thought that the time was ripe, so without listening to Wang Meng's advice, he led an army of 800,000 people to the south. Seeing that the great cause of unifying the world is about to be completed, Jian Jian at this time is also ambitious. However, it was the Eastern Jin Dynasty, which seemed to be vulnerable, that was actually defeated and won in the Battle of Shuishui. As a result, Jian Jian also failed, and his desire to finally dominate the world was also shattered. After the defeat at the Battle of Shuishui, Jian Jian's strength declined sharply, and soon there was war within Former Qin. Jian Jian himself became a rebellious emperor and eventually died at the hands of his men. It is conceivable that Jian Jian went from a winner to a loser, only one step away from the highest glory.