In 611, Wang Bo led a popular uprising at Changbai Mountain (present-day Zhangqiu and Zouping, Shandong), and peasants who had escaped conscription joined the uprising, opening the prelude to the peasant uprising in the late Sui Dynasty. In the same year, Zhai Rang led a popular uprising in Wagangzhai (present-day southern Hua County, Henan).
In 612, the Sui emperor Yang Guang first made his personal expedition to Goguryeo, but because Yang Guang made a mistake in command, he suffered a crushing defeat and suffered heavy losses.
In 613, the Sui emperor Yang Guang drove his second imperial conquest of Goguryeo, and Yang Xuangan was in charge of supervising the transportation of grain and grass in Liyang Commandery (李陽郡, in modern Jun County, Henan), but took the opportunity to rebel and garrison troops at Liyang, and Yang Guang was forced to withdraw his troops. Yang Xuangan's rebellion was quickly suppressed and lasted for a short time, but it marked the beginning of the division of the ruling class of the Sui Dynasty, which led to the launch of anti-Sui throughout the country, seriously weakened the ruling power of the Sui Dynasty, and promoted the peasant uprising.
In 613, Du Fuwei and Fu Gongyu rebelled in Qi Commandery, and then moved to the Jianghuai region.
In 613, Geqian had more than 100,000 people and fought against the government.
In 613, Li Yuan was transferred by the Sui Emperor Yang Guang to serve as the guard of the guard, in charge of the palace guards, and transferred from a civil official to a military post.
In 614, Emperor Sui sent troops to attack Goguryeo for the third time, Goguryeo sought peace, and Emperor Sui returned to the dynasty.
In 615, Zhu Yu, a general of Chengfu County (present-day Bozhou, Anhui), accompanied his army against the rebel army in Changbaishan (present-day southern Zouping, Shandong), fleeing and rebelling on the way, with more than 100,000 troops.
In 615, Li Yuan was appointed ambassador to Shanxi and Hedong to suppress peasant rebellions in Hedong.
In 616, Li Mi joined the Wagang army led by Zhai Rang.
In 616, Lin Shihong led a revolt and captured Yuzhang Commandery (豫章郡, in modern Nanchang, Jiangxi).
In 616, Dou Jiande led his troops to revolt, with more than 100,000 elite soldiers.
In 616, the Sui general Wang Shichong was ordered to annihilate the Geqian rebels, and the Geqian army was defeated and killed, and the Geqian general Gao Kaidao led the rest to escape and rest and develop.
In 616, Li Yuan presented flying eagles and hunting dogs to Emperor Jiao of Sui, and was promoted by Yang Guang to the rank of General of Right Xiaowei.
In 616, Yang Guang traveled from Luoyang to Jiangdu.
In May 617, Li Yuan led 30,000 troops from Jinyang (present-day Taiyuan, Shanxi), and in November, Li Yuan occupied Chang'an and installed Yang Guang's grandson Yang Yu as emperor. Yang Yu was the grandson of Yang Guang, the emperor of Sui, and the third son of the crown prince Yang Zhao, who died in 606.
In 617, Guo Zihe beheaded Juncheng, opened a warehouse to help the poor, and proclaimed himself the King of Yongle.
In 617, Liang Shidu killed Shuofang Commandery Cheng and proclaimed himself Prime Minister of Great Cheng, and the allied Turks rebelled against Sui.
In 617, Liu Wuzhou killed Ma Yi Taishou, opened a warehouse to relieve poverty, and obtained more than 10,000 soldiers, calling himself Taishou.
In 617, the Jincheng captain Xue raised troops against Sui.
In 617, Li Zhuo gathered troops and proclaimed himself the King of Liang, Hexi.
In 617, the Sui general Liu Changgong attacked the Wagang army and was defeated by Li Mi, who played a greater role in repeated battles, and Zhai Rang promoted Li Mi as the leader of the Wagang army.
In July 617, when the Wagang army attacked the eastern capital Luoyang, Emperor Jiao of Sui appointed Wang Shichong as the commander-in-chief of the army to aid Luoyang, and the two sides faced off at Luokou, and Wang Shichong was defeated and fled back to Luoyang.
In November 617, Li Mi designed to kill Zhai Rang and gain the leadership of the Wagang army, but the military strength of the Wagang army was also severely damaged.
In 617, Xiao Mill was elected leader by everyone and conspired to rebel against Sui.
In March 618, Yu Wenhe launched a mutiny in Jiangdu, killed Yang Guang, the emperor of Sui, and installed Yang Guang's nephew Yang Hao as emperor, proclaiming himself the prime minister.
In June 618, Yang Youchan was located in Li Yuan, who declared himself emperor, established the Tang Dynasty, fixed the capital at Chang'an, and the Sui Dynasty collapsed.
In June 618, Wang Shichong installed Yang Guang's grandson Wang Yang Dong as emperor in Luoyang and made Wang Shichong the Duke of Zheng.
In 618, Wang Shichong ambushed in the Wagang army, and Li Mi was defeated and defected to Li Yuan. Qin Shubao, Cheng Yanjin, and Pei Renji of the Wagang Army were captured by Wang Shichong.
In 618, Luo Yi stood on his own in Youzhou, and after analyzing the situation, he decided to surrender to Tang.
In 618, Li Zitong was in Hailing, recruiting 20,000 soldiers and claiming to be a general.
In 618, Shen Faxing raised troops in the name of denouncing Yu culture, with 60,000 troops, occupying more than a dozen counties south of the Yangtze River.
In August 618, Xue Ju died of illness and was succeeded by his son Xue Renqi, and in November, Xue Renqi was defeated by Li Shimin and escorted to Chang'an to be beheaded.
In 618, Guo Zihe returned to the Tang Dynasty.
In 618, the general Feng An, the general of Zuo Wuwei, led 50,000 troops and took charge of Lingnan.
In 619, Wang Shichong forced Yang Dongchan to take the throne and proclaimed himself emperor in Luoyang, with the state name Zheng.
In 619, Qin Shubao, Cheng Bitjin and others, dissatisfied with Wang Shichong's treacherous behavior, took advantage of the confrontation between the Tang and Zheng armies and defected to the Tang Dynasty and came under Li Shimin's account.
In 619, Zhu Yu asked the Tang Dynasty to surrender.
In October 619, Du Vowei announced his surrender to the Tang Dynasty.
In November 619, Li Shimin led an army to conquer Liu Wuzhou, but Liu Wuzhou's army was defeated and fled north to the Turks.
In 619, Dou Jiande attacked Wang Bo, who defected to the Tang Dynasty.
In 620, Li Zitong attacked Shen Faxing, but Shen Faxing's troops fled in defeat and committed suicide by throwing himself into the river.
In 621, the Tang Dynasty attacked Xiao Mill, and Xiao Mill surrendered.
In 621, Li Shimin attacked Wang Shichong of Luoyang, and Wang Shichong was exiled to Shu, where he was killed by his enemies on the way.
In 621, Li Shimin attacked Dou Jiande, but Dou Jiande was defeated and captured, and sent to Chang'an to be beheaded.
In August 621, Dou Jiande's former general Liu Heimin paid homage to Dou Jiande in Zhangnan, Beizhou, claiming to be a general, and raised troops against Tang, and Xu Yuanlang responded with troops.
In November 621, the Tang general Du Fuwei sent troops to attack Li Zitong, but Li Zitong was defeated and surrendered.
In 621, Feng Ang annexed the Tang Dynasty with 20 prefectures in Lingnan.
In 622, Lin Shihong was defeated and surrendered to the Tang Dynasty.
In 623, the Tang general Du Fuwei's subordinate Fu Gong Yu, who did not want to submit to the Tang Dynasty, rebelled against Tang.
In 623, the Tang Dynasty defeated Liu Heimin, who was captured and beheaded. Xu Yuanlang heard the news of Liu Heiyan's death and abandoned the city and fled, being killed by the villagers on the way.
In 624, Gao Kaidao was rebelled by the general Zhang Jinshu and committed suicide in defeat.
In 624, the Tang Dynasty sent troops to attack Fu Gongyu, who was defeated and beheaded.