Su Jun was forced to rebel and was dismembered, but after his death, he enjoyed sacrifices in the folk

Su Jun was not from the scholar clan, and with his own efforts, he stepped step by step to the prominent position on the political stage of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. He was a hero and a traitor, and after his death, he was canonized and enjoyed incense. So, how did Su Jun get to the peak of power? Did he really want to rebel? What happens to the canonization of the gods after death?

The displaced people started their families, quelled the rebellion, and supported the army and respected themselves

Su Jun was eighteen years old and filial piety, and the Yongjia Rebellion broke out, and the people migrated south. Su Jun, like Zu Di, who smelled the chicken dancing, was elected as a homeless marshal and led the people south to avoid disaster. When he arrived at Guangling, the imperial court rewarded him and made him a general of Yingyang. At the time of the alternation of the Western Jin Dynasty and the Eastern Jin Dynasty, there were five hu chaotic Hua outside, and there were powerful people gathering to rebel inside. Coinciding with Zhou Jian's rebellion in Pengcheng, Su Jun participated in the counter-rebellion, so he was given the title of Lanling Xiang.

In the first year of Yongchang (322), Wang Dun plotted a rebellion, and the imperial court ordered Su Jun to quell the rebellion. At first, Su Jun was superstitious about divination and refused to send troops. After the defeat of the imperial court, Su Jun withdrew to Xuyi. Later, Wang Dun attacked the capital Jiankang, and Su Jun was summoned to aid Kyoto, rushing all the way, and the army was tired. Wang Dun took the opportunity to attack Su Jun's army, but he did not want to be defeated by Su Jun. Later, Su Jun defeated Shen Chong with Yu Liang. Since then, the rebellion has been put down. Su Jun was promoted.

Wang Dun

With this counter-rebellion, Su Jun's status in the DPRK has risen repeatedly, and he himself has also been proud of himself. The army under his command was constantly expanding and well-equipped. Dominate the northern side of the river.

Forced to rebel, indiscriminately bladed and dismembered

After the death of Emperor Ming of Jin, Yu Liang wanted to recruit Su Jun, but in fact coveted the military power in his hands. The imperial court appointed Su Jun as the Grand Si Nong, in fact, to let him release the military power in his hands. It was precisely by relying on the strength of these soldiers that Su Jun had come to his current position, how could he easily give up. He wrote that he had promised Emperor Xian (Sima Rui, the Emperor of Jinyuan), to fight against the Hu people in the north, but now the Central Plains had not been recovered and could not return to Beijing to take office. However, Yu Liang pressed forward step by step, and Su Jun was uneasy in his heart, and eventually rebelled and attacked Yu Liang.

Su Jun united with Zu Yue, taking the crusade against Yu Liang as the banner, marched all the way and occupied Jiankang. Burning and looting, no evil, no wailing. Yu Liang escaped from Jiankang and joined forces with Wen Yao and Tao Kan to attack Su Jun. In a battle, Su Jun's son Su Xiao led his troops to defeat Zhao Yin, and Zhao Yin was defeated. Su Jun said, "Filial piety can break a thief, and I am even worse!" "After saying this, he led several horses to rush into the enemy position, only to be stabbed under the horse by the spear thrown by the enemy, and the body was decapitated and divided into ashes.

After death, you canonize the gods and enjoy folk incense

During the Jin Dynasty, the people erected shrines for people without reporting to the imperial court for approval. But as a traitor, how could Su Jun have an ancestral hall? Analyzing it, there are the following possibilities: it was established by civilians who had been favored by Su Jun. Su Jun's old ministry was erected. When Yu Liang cleaned the clan chambers, Su Jun had sheltered the king of the clan. Su Jun was sacrificed by the people as a "fierce god".

Su Jun's lifelong achievements were outstanding, and he could not deny all his achievements because of his rebellion. The internal friction of the Jin Dynasty was notorious, and the Rebellion of the Eight Kings led to the Wuhu Chaos. After the Yongjia Rebellion, from time to time a general jumped out to rebel. It is a desire for power, but also a forced by the times. If it were not for Yu Liang's step by step, Su Jun might not be able to resist the imperial court. Looking at the historical background of the Jin Dynasty, we want to give Su Jun a fair evaluation.