The Three Kingdoms inherited the Eastern Han Dynasty and the Lower Qi Jin Dynasty, from 220 AD to 280 AD, and it is also said that from 184 AD to 280 AD, lasting 60 years. During this period, the three main regimes of Cao Wei, Shu Han, and Sun Wu appeared successively. The Yellow Turban Rebellion shook the rule of the Eastern Han Dynasty and triggered a division of the masses. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Ten Constant Servants were chaotic and chaotic, the central government's control over the localities was getting weaker and weaker, the land annexation was serious, natural disasters and man-made disasters, and the people were overwhelmed, and Zhang Jiao relied on his own medical skills to save the people. The people, and founded Taiping Taoism, using religion to win people's hearts. Many of the suffering people, who drank Zhang Jiao's potion to cure their diseases, joined Taiping Taoism one after another. Taiping Taoism developed rapidly, scattered throughout the country, with hundreds of thousands of people. Zhang Jiao unified the heavier ones and prepared for the enterprise, intending to overthrow the Han Dynasty and establish his own political power. In 184, when there was a major drought, many places had no grain harvest, and the imperial court's taxes were not reduced, coupled with the appearance of the imperial court, resulting in corruption of officials, wanton looting of the people, officials forcing the people to rebel, and opening up horns and letters. The total number of rebel uprisings is insured with gold, so it is called the Yellow Turban Uprising. The rebels burned down the mansion and plundered everywhere. Within a month, the rebel army swept through 28 counties in seven states. The Han Dynasty set up a total of 13 Jun, and for a time, the prefectures and counties were lost, and the officials fled. The central government of the Eastern Han Dynasty provided hunger relief. When Emperor Hanling heard the news, he hurriedly dispatched troops to negotiate with Zhang Xiaojun, including the general He Jin, the famous generals Huang Fusong, Zhu Jun, Sun Jian and others. However, the Battle of the Han Army was unsuccessful, and the Yellow Turban Army was like a broken bamboo. Later, Emperor Fusong was besieged and attacked the Yellow Turban Army with fire, the First Emperor. The army was large, just when Cao Cao rushed to the aid, Huang Fusong, Zhu Jun and Cao Cao attacked from three sides, killing tens of thousands of Yellow Turban troops, and the Han army won a great victory. It took ten months of base stations for the Yellow Turban Uprising to be quelled. Although the Yellow Turban Uprising was suppressed, a wave of uprisings large and small in the world has been set off. Successive uprisings were the fatigue of the Han court, and the Han Dynasty was in a state of turmoil. In 188, the Golden Fish did not revolt again. In order to quickly quell the rebellion, Emperor Ling of Han accepted the suggestion of Taichang and Liu Yan and changed part of the history of thorns to Zhou Mu. It has local military and political power in order to strengthen its strength to suppress the rebel army. Emperor Hanling's policy of delegating power led to the local army supporting the army and respecting itself, forming a divided force, the imperial court was powerless to restrain it, the masses rose up at the same time, chasing deer from the Central Plains, and the Eastern Han Court existed in name only, opening the prelude to the Three Kingdoms. Eunuchs and foreign relatives all lured Dong Zhuo into Beijing. In 189, emperor Ling of Han died, and the 14-year-old crown prince took the throne, and was known as the Young Emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Liu Was young, and his mother and empress dowager and uncle and concubine were in power.
At the beginning of the death of emperor Han Ling, the eunuch Jian Shuo and other intentions. Killed He Jing and replaced liu xie's younger brother Liu Xie. After Liu Zhen succeeded to the throne, He Jin conspired with Yuan Shao and others to remove The Duration, but was opposed by Empress He. He Jin followed Yuan Shao's advice and led troops into Beijing according to Liangzhou and Dong Zhuo, forcing Empress He to agree to the eunuchs' preemptive attack and kill He Jin. He Jin's subordinates, taking revenge on He Jin, led troops into the palace to kill the eunuch Zhang Rang and others, and threatened Liu Bianhe and the empress dowager to smoke the site. Dong Zhuo heard that the Young Emperor was in the Northern Mountains, and hurriedly led his troops to make a great contribution to saving the car, and the core fish did not belong to Dong Zhuo. It was Lü Bu who killed Ding Yuan again, and the Hexi soldiers and horses recruited Lü Bu into his command, and his strength increased greatly. After that, Dong Zhuoquan fell to the opposition. In order to establish his prestige, Dong Zhuo deposed Liu Xie and established Liu Xie as emperor, known in history as Emperor Xian of Han. To say that he has the power to control the government, even the emperor's abolition has the final say, and his prestige is enough. However, Dong Zhuo was still dissatisfied, and then he poisoned and killed the empress dowager, and the empress dowager buried all wrote about the journey in the tomb of the Han Ling Emperor, which was good at the top and very strict at the bottom, and always had his soldiers plunder and rape women in Luoyang City, and so on. The shape moves against the trend, but it is left unchecked. Many courtiers were killed by Dong Zhuo, truthfully, Yuan Shao, Yuan Shu, Cao Cao, etc. escaped from Luoyang, and the crowd attacked Dong Zhuo but had their own thoughts, under Dong Zhuo's violent rule, everyone was in danger, and Zhang Yang Cao's position and others were recruiting troops and horses in the local area to try to resist. Understand that in 190, under the guise of the three dukes of the imperial court, Qiao Mao, the Taishou of Dongjun, sent letters to various places, ran together, and launched the 11 local armies to join, including Yuan Shao, the Taishou of Bohai, and the Zhongmu Han of the later general Yuan Shu. Yuzhou Thorn Shi KongZhou, Yanzhou Thorn Shi Liu Dai, Hanoi Taishou Wang Kuang, Chen Liu Taishou Zhang Miao, Guangling Taishou Zhang Chao, Dongjun Taishou Qiao mao, Shanyang Taishou Yuan Yi jibei xiangxin, because yuan shao family of the fourth and third dukes have the highest prestige, so everyone jointly elected Yuan Shao as the ally, known as the Kwantung Army. The Kwantung Army was so loud that Dong Zhuo heard the news and hurriedly sent people to kill Liu Chang to prevent the Kwantung Army from joining forces with Liu Chang. Subsequently, the Han Emperor moved the capital to Chang'an, Luoyang, and millions of residents were forced to migrate, due to hunger, trampling and plundering. Countless people died, and they always stayed in Luoyang to complain, fabricate crimes, kill, plunder, resurrect and burn Luoyang City, and the magnificent Luoyang Capital City was ruined. Although the Kwantung Coalition army was full of troops, each of them was afraid of Dong Zhuo's division, and no one was willing to fight the vanguard, only Cao Cao and Zhang Mi could not down, and led their troops to engage Dong Zhuo's general Xu Rong. However, Cao Cao's soldiers were too few and were quickly defeated, and Cao Cao was almost killed in construction. After that, Cao Cao switched to Yuan Shao. On the other hand, Sun Jian killed Jingzhou Assassin Shi and Nanyang Taishou and defected to Yuan Shu, and Sun Jiantun had a large number of troops. Dong encountered Xu Rong's army, and Sun Jian defeated most of them and would be captured or killed. Before Sun Bing and Wang Kunkun could send troops, they were attacked from the rear by Dong Zhuojun, suffering heavy casualties.
In the winter of the same year, Hu Zhen and Lü Bu were sent to lead an army to attack Sun Jian, but due to internal discord among the Dong army, Sun Jian won a great victory and beheaded the governor HuaXiong. Later, Dong Zhuo co-opted Sun Jian and personally led an army to fight Against Sun Jian, and Dong Zhuo was defeated. Sun Jian attacked the city of Luoyang again, defeating Lü Bu, and Dong Zhuo defeated Chang'an. Most of the coalition forces remained on the sidelines, just setting up banquets and gatherings to eat, drink and have fun together. They were nominally crusading against Dong Zhuo, but in fact they were spying on each other's forces and preparing to find opportunities to strengthen themselves, so they formed a lot of grudges, and when the food of the army was exhausted, they each led the troops back to their own territory. There were also infighting in the coalition forces, such as staying in Shaqiao mao, Yuan Shao designed to capture Han Fu's Jizhou, and engaged Gongsun Zhan, Yuan Shu and Liu Biao were at war, that is, they were at war with Liu Biao, Sun Jian conquered Yuan Shao, Yuan Shu's brothers broke up, and the struggle between the princes intensified, the weak flesh and the strong, the division of the territory was in full swing, and the warlords. Cao Cao stood out, and since Dong Zhuo entered Chang'an, his rule became more violent, and Situ Wang Yun and Lü Bu jointly killed him. Soon, Dong Zhuo's subordinates Li Jie and Bo Ci killed Wang Yun, and they controlled the imperial court for four years in 195, Li Jue and Guo Si fought among themselves, and Emperor Xian of Han fled back to Luoyang after suffering hardships. Cao Cao sent people to welcome Emperor Xian of Han to Xuchang. After that, tianzi was ordered to take the lead in pacifying Guanzhong. After Sun Jian's death, his son Sun Ce led Sun Jian's old forces to fight in Jiangdong, and eventually divided Jiangdong and confronted Liu Biao for 100 years. In 1997, Yuan Shu declared himself emperor at Shouchun, but was later defeated by Cao Cao and Liu Bei. During this period, the warlords were fighting each other, and the strongest were Yuan Shao and Cao Cao. Yuan Shao occupied the surrounding area of Clean Andy, dominating Hebei. Cao Cao successively destroyed Yuan Shu, destroyed Lü Bu, put Zhang Xiuzhu, Liu Bei controlled Yanyu, Xu Sanzhou, and the private Yongzhou and other Central Plains regions. In 200, the Battle of Guandu broke out between Yuan cao, through which Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao and eliminated Yuan's forces. After that, Cao Cao pacified Liaodong and made an expedition to Wuhuan, basically unifying the northern region. Adult Sun Ce. After unifying Jiangdong, he died and handed over power to his younger brother Sun Quan, who united against Cao Cao. After Cao Cao unified the north, he actively prepared to go south, trying to destroy Liu Biao first, and then down the river to destroy Sun Quan, thus unifying the world. In 207, Liu Beisan took care of Maolu and Zhuge Liang saw Longzhong. In 208, Cao Cao personally led a large army to the south, Liu Biao fell ill and died, and his successor Liu Chun surrendered. Liu Bei of Fancheng learned of Liu Chun's surrender and quickly led his army out of Xinye and south to Jiangling. Cao Cao led an army to pursue and kill Liu Bei, and Liu Bei was forced to abandon his wife and son. Zhuge Liang, Zhang Fei and more than ten others rode away. When Liu Bei was chased and fled, Sun Quan sent Lu Su to Liu Bei to discuss the alliance, Liu Bei sent Zhuge Liang as an envoy to Jiangdong, and the alliance was in the interests of both sides. In 208, Sun Jian, with Cheng Pu and Zhou Yu as the governors, led 30,000 troops and formed a coalition with 20,000 soldiers and horses led by Liu Bei to form a coalition of Sun Liu. Cao Cao set up an army of 200,000, known as 800,000, and the two sides met at Chibi. At that time, the plague spread in the Cao army, and the casualties were heavy, plus the original northern soldiers. The Jingzhou army that joined later did not run in enough, and a pair of battle Cao armies appeared. Since most of the Cao army came from the north and were not accustomed to taking boats, they connected boats and boats together, and people could walk on the boats as if they were on flat ground. Zhou Yu's subordinate Huang Gai saw the flaw and suggested attacking with fire, which was adopted by Zhou Yu, which was the famous fire burning Chibi. Cao Jun's burned and drowned people Tu and his subordinate Sun Liu allied forces to pursue Cao Jun, Cao Jun was forced to flee, and on the way encountered heavy rain, more than half of the soldiers died of hunger, trampling, plague, etc. Cao Cao. After retreating to Jingzhou, fearing that the northern base area would be unstable due to the defeat at the Battle of Chibi, he deployed the generals Cao Ren, Xu Huang, And Man Yu to guard Jingzhou with six armies, while he returned to the north to treat his illness. In the battle, Sun Liu's army was victorious, the Cao army suffered heavy losses, and it was impossible for the sword to gather such a large number of troops in a short period of time to unify the world with absolute superiority, while Sun Quan and Liu Bei took the opportunity to develop and grow rapidly, so the Battle of Chibi laid the foundation for the establishment of the Three Kingdoms. Sun Liu's power expanded rapidly, and the Battle of Nan County broke out after the Battle of Chibi. From 208 to 209, the Allies and the Cao Army fought for Jingzhou, a place where soldiers must fight. The Allied forces were led by Zhou Yu and Liu Bei, and the generals Youyou, Cheng Pu, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Gan Ning, Ling Tong, and Lü Meng participated in the battle. The Cao army was considered to be the commander of the Cao army, and the generals who participated in the battle were Xu Huang, Man Yu, Li Tong, and so on. Zhou Yu led the Eastern Wu soldiers and horses to fight Against Cao Ren, and Guan Yu led an army to stop the Cao army that was supported by various sources. Liu Bei's marshal Zhao Yun and others captured the four counties of Jiangnan. At the Battle of Nan County, the Allies won the victory, and Zhou Yu appointed Nan Commandery as the Taishou and distributed the south bank of Nan County to Liu Bei. In the Battle of Gong'an and Nan County on the south bank of the Tun Army, Jingzhou was divided among three families, Cao Cao occupied the largest Nanyang County in northern Jingzhou and Jiangxia County north of the Yangtze River, Sun Quan received the Jiangxia Army and most of the Southern Counties south of the Yangtze River, Liu Bei obtained the Southern Counties south of the Yangtze River and the four counties in the south of Jingzhou, Changsha, Lingling, Guiyang, and Wuling. After the Battle of Nan Commandery, Zhou Yu proposed a strategy of raising his hand and zhang, lian and Ma Chao to encroach on Cao Cao's northern flank based in Xiangyang. In 210, Sun Quan approved Zhou Yu's proposed strategy of punishing him for one week. Zhou Yu contracted an illness and died on the way back to Gangneung. After Zhou Yu's death, Liu Bei asked Sun Quan to unfreeze Nan Commandery (南郡) in an attempt to develop. At Lu Su's suggestion, Sun Quan lent Nan Commandery to Liu Bei in order to allow Liu Bei to grow his strength against Cao Cao. On the other hand, after Cao Cao returned to the north to recuperate, two years later reorganized his troops and horses, pacified ma Chao and Han Sui's northwestern coalition army, and since then the northwest rear has been solidified for one weekend in 211, Liu Zhang asked Liu Bei to enter Shu to fight against Zhang, and supplied Liu Bei with money and grain from the military region. Liu Bei was thinking after borrowing Jingzhou. Fa attacked Yizhou, never dreamed that there would be such a good thing, and immediately agreed. After Liu Bei entered Shu, he did not fight Zhang Lu, but instead attacked Liu Zhang, forcing Liu Zhang to surrender, and Liu Bei captured Yizhou. In his childhood, Cao Cao attacked Liangzhou, and after chasing horses, he broke Han Sui, and Liangzhou was basically pacified. After Liu Bei won Yizhou, Sun Quan sent someone to reclaim Jingzhou, and Sun liu and Liu fought fiercely for this. In 215, Sun Quan sent Lü Meng to attack the eastern part of Jingzhou, and Cao Cao took the opportunity to advance into Hanzhong, and Liu Bei, fearing that he would lose his hand in a week, sent Sun Quan and Sun Liu to both sides. Jingzhou was divided into Xiangshui, east of the three counties of Changsha, Jiangxia, and Guiyang belonged to Sun Quan, and west of Nan County, Lingling, and Wuling belonged to Liu Bei. Liu Bei and Sun Quan each accounted for three sentences. Cao Cao occupied Hanzhong, and Sun Quan took the opportunity to attack Hefei, almost being upgraded by Zhang Liao. In 218, the people of Anhui rebelled and joined forces with Guan Yu and Cao Ren, who were stationed in Jingzhou, to put down the rebellion. In 219, Liu Bei and Cao Cao were in contention, and Liu Bei's general Huang Zhong beheaded the Cao general Xiahou Yuan. Cao Cao personally led a large army to march into Hanzhong, and was robbed of grain and grass by Zhao Yun at Hanshui, and Cao Cao had to retreat. When Liu Bei recaptured Hanzhong, Guan Yu attacked Xiangfan, Cao Ren besieged Fancheng, and Cao Cao sent 30,000 people to rescue him. At that time, when sweat was flooding, Guan Yu took advantage of the surge in the Han River to flood the Seventh Army and capture Pound for prohibition. After that, many mountain thieves south, Cao Wei's assassination history in Jingzhou, and Nanxiang Taishou all defected to Guan Yu. Guan Yu was shocked by Huaxia, and even Cao Cao wanted to move the capital to avoid his attack, but was dissuaded by Sima Yi and others. Cao Cao personally led a large army to attack Guan Yu and joined forces with Sun Wu to sneak into Jingzhou. In the end, Guan Yu lost Maicheng and was killed by Lü Meng. No less killing. In 220, Cao Cao died, and Cao Pi forced Emperor Chan of Han to give up the throne, with the capital Luoyang, the state name Wei, and the historical name Cao Wei, marking the official end of the Han Dynasty era. In 221, Liu Bei was proclaimed emperor, the capital was Chengdu, and the history was called Shu Han. In 229, Sun Quan was proclaimed emperor, the capital jianye, the name of the country, and the historical name was Sun Wu. The three families returned to Jin, Shu Han. From the second year of the Shu Han Dynasty to 263, he thought about 43 years and successively served as two generations of emperors. Shu Han was the weakest of the Three Kingdoms, and mainly controlled for a week, the founder of Shu Han. It was Liu Bei. Liu Bei claimed to be a descendant of King Jing of Zhongshan. Liu Bei's debut began with the Yellow Turban Uprising, where he made meritorious contributions to the suppression of the Yellow Turban Rebellion, obtained an official position, and later participated in the crusade against Dong Zhuo, which continued to grow and develop. In 221, Liu Bei learned that Cao Pi was proclaimed empress dowager, and declared himself emperor in Chengdu as a journalist of the Han Dynasty. In 222, Zhang Fei was killed. Liu Bei claimed the title of empress, and in the name of avenging Guan Yu, he personally led an army against Sun Wu, and the Han army penetrated deep into Emperor Wu, but was eventually used by Sun Wu, Xingrui, and Lu Xun. Defeated. After the defeat, Liu Bei retreated to Yong'an, known in history as the Battle of Yiling. In the Battle of Yiling, Feng Qi, Sha Moke and other generals were killed, and Shu Han suffered heavy losses. In 223, Liu Bei fell ill at Yong'an, and was succeeded by his son Liu Chan, who made Zhuge Liang open the government to govern. When Zhuge Liang was alive, Liu Chan obeyed his father's orders, and everything was handled by Zhuge Liang. On the one hand, Zhuge Liang sent Deng Zhi to Eastern Wu to consolidate the unquestionable alliance, and on the other hand, he appeased the people and made the Shu Han administration orderly, the country rich and the people strong, and counted. The Han regime made a smooth transition. In 225, Zhuge Liang personally led an army to abandon Meng Yue, the barbarian king of Southern Qin, and made Meng Yu convinced. Since then, the southern barbarians have returned to the Shu Han, and the territory of the Shu Han has expanded. After that, Zhuge Liang actively prepared for the Northern Expedition. Between 28 and 234, Zhuge Liang made five Northern Expeditions to Cao Wei. For various reasons, the Northern Expedition did not make substantial progress, but it was also led by attack, which led to Cao Wei martial arts attacking Shu Han. During the Fifth Northern Expedition in 234, Zhuge Liang fell ill and died in Wuzhangyuan. Before his death, he recommended To Liu Chan to take over the post of Jiang Huan for 234 years, and by 246, Jiang Huan had assisted him. Jiang Huan died in 246, and Dong Yun died in the same year. Liu Chan succeeded Dong Yuchen and only supported Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition. Liu Chan favored the eunuch Huang Hao, and Dong Yun had been holding Huang Hao hostage during his lifetime, preventing him from taking power. The birthday branch squeezed out Huang Hao, and Huang Hao began to intervene in politics. From 246 to 253, he earned 253 years of fees for non-clothing, and was assassinated by the Assassins. During the reign of Jiang Huan and Fei Yifu, they followed Zhuge Liang's governing strategy and straightened out the politics of shu and Han dynasties very well. Between 238 and 262, Jiang Wei made 11 Northern Expeditions, winning more and losing less. In 258, Chen Zhi died, and Huang Hao's power grew, and many ministers in the general Jiang Wei dynasty were attached to Huang Hao. Jiang Wei saw Huang Hao playing with the government, Shangshu Liu Chan put him to death, Liu Chan just asked him to make amends for Jiang Wei's sins, it was Jiang Wei who saw that Huang Hao's forces in the dynasty were entangled and did not dare. Chengdu, so I requested to go to Tuntian in Puzhong. There was discord between inside and outside the imperial court, and the foundation of Chu and Han was shaken. In 262, the Cao Wei general Sima Zhao formulated a strategy of destroying Shu first and then destroying Wu along the river, and he was destined to serve as the general of Zhenxi and go to Guanzhong to reorganize his armaments. In 263, Jiang Wei learned that Zhong would prepare for battle in Guanzhong, Shangshu Liu Chan dispatched Zhang Yi and Liao Hua to defend the key points, and Huang Hao stared at sorcery, and he told Liu Chan that the enemy army would not come in the end. Liu Chan listened until the Wei army sent Zhong Hui and Deng Ai. Zhuge Xu three roads to shu, Liu Chan hurriedly sent Zhang Yi and Liao Huazhiyuan, but the fighters had already missed, Hanzhong was coming, there was no strict defense, causing the Cao army to drive straight in, Hanzhong was quickly breached, and the 100,000 main army led by Zhong Hui would be blocked at the Sword Pavilion, while Deng Ai copied the path to Mianzhu, defeated Zhuge Zhan, and the army pointed directly at Chengdu. While Liu Chan supported Chengdu with the Daoist army, he summoned the ministers to discuss the surrender of Zhou Li, and finally the Toujiang faction had the upper hand for 263 years. Liu Chan surrendered, Shu Han perished, and Jiang Wei wanted to borrow Zhong Hui and Deng Ai's hand to restore the country, but the plan was leaked. Jiang Wei, Zhong Hui, and Deng Ai were all killed, and Cao Wei was killed. From 220 to 266, I thought about 47 years, and successively served as five generations of emperors. Cao Wei was the most powerful of the Three Kingdoms, controlling Kyushu mainly and occupying the core of the Central Plains. The founder of Cao Wei was Cao Cao, who, with his outstanding political and military abilities, stood out from the crowds of the late Eastern Han Dynasty, but failed to do so. From 220 to the world, Cao Cao died of illness, and his son Cao Pi succeeded to the throne. Cao Pi saw that the time was ripe, so he forced Emperor Chan of Han to be the emperor of the Han Dynasty, and the history was called Emperor Wen of Wei. Emperor Wendi of Wei paid attention to economy and education, Shi Weiguo, economic prosperity, and further enhancement of national strength. Politically, Cao Pi monopolized power, built on the rebellion of the kings of the Western Han Dynasty, as well as the monopoly of eunuchs and foreign relatives in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Pi strictly controlled the power of foreign relatives and eunuchs, and stripped the king of the domain of real power. This series of measures enabled Cao Wei from beginning to end. There was no crisis of foreign relatives and eunuch monopoly, but when Sima Shi usurped power, the Cao clan relatives could only watch and have no strength to resist. Diplomatically, Emperor Wen of Wei restored the Central Plains' rule over the Western Regions and defeated Xianbei many times, but three major attacks on Wu were fruitless. In 226, Cao Pi died, and his son Cao Rui took the throne, and he was known as Emperor Ming of Wei. During the reign of Emperor Ming of Wei, Sima Yi beheaded Meng Da, who was lured by Zhuge Liang to prepare for surrender. Zhuge Liang made five Northern Expeditions, and Sun Quan attacked successively. Xiangyang, Hefei and other places fought for the Ming Emperor to use famous generals such as Cao Zhen, Zhang Guo, and Sima Yi, and organized famous generals such as Shu Han and Sun Wu, and Beijing Haipai Sweetheart to fight against Xianbei Kebineng. After Zhuge Liang's death in 235, the threat of Shu Han to the throne weakened, and he was killed by the Cao Wei assassins in his childhood, and northern Xinjiang was stable. In his later years, Emperor Ming of Wei built a large number of civil engineering projects, labored the people and hurt their wealth, and liu Chan, the lord of the Sweaty Hand, saw that this was a defeat, and summoned Jiang Huan to open the mansion for Sima Da, looking for an opportunity to carry out the Northern Expedition. In 238, Cao Rui sent Sima Yi to pacify it. In the same year, Cao Rui became seriously ill for 239 years, and his younger brother, cao Fang, an adopted son of only eight years old, was made crown prince. Emperor Wei's sons all spread rumors and died on the same day. Cao Fang succeeded to the throne, and Cao Shuang and Sima Yi assisted him. Cao Shuang was in charge of power and dictatorship, and even Empress Guo was placed under house arrest, while Sima Yi was taoguang and obscure. At first, Sima Yi was ostracized by Cao Shuang, and Sima Yi pretended to be ill to avoid chaos, installed his accumulated strength, and prepared to eliminate Cao Shuang. In 249, Cao Shuang accompanied Cao Fang to Gaoping Tomb to worship Emperor Wei, and Sima Yi, who had been planning for a long time, took the opportunity to launch a coup d'état and accused him of rebellion. The Cao Shuang brothers and their cronies were killed, and the Cao clan was purged. After that, the Sima family controlled the government, Goguryeo was defeated, and half of the Korean Peninsula was incorporated into the territory of Cao Wei. In 25 billion years, Sima Yi suppressed the rebellion of the King's Tomb in Huainan, and one of the three rebels in Huainan died of illness in the same year, and his son Sima Shi took over the reins. During Sima Shi's reign, he selected talents and appointed talents, and the State of Wei was stable. In 254, Xu Yun and others plotted with Cao Fang to kill Sima But without success. Sima Yi wrote to empress dowager, abolished Cao Fang, established Cao Jun, and Cao Cao's son was in the pot. At the repeated insistence of the empress dowager, cao pi was renamed cao xian and cao lin's son, cao pi's grandson, as the 255th zhendong general Wu Qiujie. Yangzhou assassin Shi Wenqin attacked Sima Shi at Shouchun cavalry, and Sun Wu, one of the three rebels in Huainan, also sent Sun Jun, the chancellor, to lead troops to support. Sima Shi personally led an army of 100,000 to conquest, and destroyed Huainan, but none of them were killed, and Wen Qin fled to Sun Wu to judge. Soon after Sima Shi died of illness, he handed over power to his younger brother Sima Zhao before his death, and from then on Sima Zhao took over the power of the imperial government. In that year, Sun Jun led a large army to attack Shouchun and was piggy. However, after the defeat of 260, Cao Xian, dissatisfied with Sima Zhao's monopoly, summoned Wang Shen of Shizhong, Wang Jing of Shangshu, and Wang Yi of The Scattered Horse Changshi, and told them that Sima Zhao's heart was also known to passers-by. Hastily prepared to join forces with Wang Jing and others to fight against Sima Zhao. Wang Shen and Wang Ye turned around and revealed the news to Sima Zhao. Cao Xian led his cronies in a crusade against Sima Shi, and was eventually killed by Cheng Ji, an assassin sent by Sima Zhao's confidant Jia Chong. After Cao Xian's death, Sima Zhao killed the three groups of achievements and forced Empress Guo to issue a decree to seize the title of Emperor Cao Xian, and was made a commoner 260. Ten years later, Cao Huan was killed, and Sima Zhao made Cao Yi and Cao Cao's grandson emperor, and was known as Emperor Yuan of Wei. Cao Huan did not have any real power, but was just a puppet emperor. In 263, Cao Wei sent Zhong Hui, Deng Ai, Zhuge Xu, and others to practice Shu Han, and Shu Han was destroyed. In 265, Sima Zhao died of illness, and his son Sima Yan took power, and forced Cao Yan to take the throne and change the name of the country to Jin. Cao Wei destroyed Eastern Wu. From 229 to 280, Eastern Wu thought about 52 years, successively serving as four generations of emperors. Eastern Wu was centered in sight among the Three Kingdoms, dominating the southeast. Zhangzhou, Jiaozhou, Jingzhou, the founder of Eastern Wu was the warlord Sun Jian at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Sun Jian was killed in battle with Liu Biao. After Sun Jian's death, his son Sun Ce unified Jiangdong. Sun Ce died young, and before his death, he arranged for his younger brother Sun Quan to take charge of Jiangdong. Sun Quan first stabilized the situation in Jiangnan, and then jointly defeated Cao Cao with Liu Bei at the Battle of Chibi, laying the foundation for a three-legged situation. In 229, Sun Quan declared himself emperor, and since then he has made many foreign conquests, but most of them have returned in vain. In 24 billion years, Sun Wu's crown prince Sun Deng, Sun Quansan. Sun He was the crown prince, and at the same time had four sons on the side, and Sun Ba was the King of Lu. The treatment of the prince and the king of Lu was equal, which caused the king of Lu to have the heart to take the wife, and he formed a gang and framed the prince. The ministers of the DPRK and China were also divided into two factions, known in history as the dispute between the two palaces. In the end, Sun and Besenba were given death, and Sun Quan made his youngest son Sun Liang the crown prince. There were many officials who were implicated in the death or crime of this power supply, and the famous general Lu Xun died shortly thereafter. Sun Wu began to walk towards the green Sun Wu. In the year 252 of Inner Mongolia, Sun Quan died of illness at the age of 252. The crown prince Sun Liang succeeded to the throne, assisted by Zhuge Ke, Sun Hong, and Sun Jun. Cao Wei claimed that Sun Quan died of illness, sent 150,000 troops, and the soldiers were promoted to Eastern Wu in three ways, with Sima Zhao of the Middle East Road Army as the governor, and 70,000 troops directly approaching Dongxing, known in history as the Battle of Dongxing. Sun Wu took Zhuge Ke as his commander and led 40,000 troops to meet the Wei army, the Wei army was defeated for 253 years, Zhuge Ke sent troops to fight Wei, because the plague spread, resulting in heavy losses and no success. On the grounds of Zhuge Ke's dictatorship, Sun Jun joined forces with Sun He to kill Zhuge Ke. After that, Sun Jun. The real Sun Jun was more authoritarian than Zhuge Ke, and officials and the people dared to be angry and dare not speak out. Sun Jun died of illness three years after taking power, and handed over power to his cousin Sun Chen, who was inhumane and wantonly killed the courtiers. Sun Liang conspired with Empress Qian's father and others to get rid of Sun Chen, and the secret was leaked, and Sun Liang was abolished. After Sun Liang was deposed, Sun Chun welcomed Sun Quan. The sixth time Sun Xiu ascended the throne, Sun Chen and his brothers ruled without authorization. Soon, Sun Xiu joined forces with Zhang Bu and others to kill Sun. During Sun Xiu's reign, he attached importance to education and agricultural affairs and was indifferent. Change the situation of Sun Wujiang River. In 264, Sun Xiu died of illness, Sun Wu was in diplomatic difficulty, and the crown prince was young, the chancellor made profits, and the elder Sun Haosenhe's son was emperor. In the early days of Sun Hao's reign, he treated the officials and the people kindly, but it did not take long for his nature to be exposed, arrogant and lascivious, and cruel. Because of the power support of Lu Xun's son Lu Kang, nephew Lu Kai and other courtiers, Sun Wu barely maintained. However, Sun Hao ignored the situation in Jiangdong and the opposition of his ministers and insisted on launching a foreign war, which made Sun Wu's situation even more difficult. In 27 billion years, Tao Huang's biological father crossed his toes and quelled the jiaotong rebellion. In 272, Xiling did not produce tungsten Jiangjin Road to lead an army to fight, quickly defeated the rescue of the prolific march, and Xiling City was conquered. After the Battle of Xiling, Sun Hao was even more militaristic and launched wars against Jin many times, and Sun Wu's national strength was seriously depleted. In 279, Sima Yan, the emperor of the Jin Dynasty, ordered a six-way campaign to cut down Wu with beetles as the overseers. Due to sun wu's centrifugal up and down, Jun was inconsistent in his opinions and actions, so that he was defeated and retreated. In 280, Sun Hao surrendered to the Western Jin Dynasty. Unification.