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In the history of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the Langya Wang clan and the Sima family jointly dominated the political arena. However, the Langya Wang clan later withdrew and was replaced by the Yingchuan Yu clan. Behind this alternation was the power struggle and political evolution of the Shi clan during the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
During the Western Jin Dynasty of the Three Kingdoms, the Yingchuan Yu clan rose to prominence and became an important clan force. As the patriarch of the Yu clan, Yu Liang was highly regarded for his handsome appearance and outstanding achievements in Qing and metaphysics. However, although Yu Liang became one of the main representatives of the Shi clan in the early days of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, his personal ability and influence were inferior to Wang Dao, and he did not have the local real power to compete with Wang Dun, so he failed to become the first person to represent the Shi clan.
However, in order to balance the Langya Wang clan, Sima Rui decided to marry the Yu clan and let his son marry Yu Liang's sister. Yu Liang's sister married Sima Shao, the crown prince of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and Yu became a foreign relative of the Eastern Jin imperial family. During the reign of Emperor Ming of Jin, Yu Liang gradually gained some local real power, but did not get rid of Wang Dao's constraints.
However, Yu Liang took a series of riotous operations after he seized real power, which led to the outbreak of the "Su Jun Rebellion", which seriously damaged Yu Liang's prestige and strength. Although Yu Liang retained the secondary position of the Shi Clan, his power was gradually challenged by Wang Dao.
After Yu Liang's death, his younger brother Yu Bing succeeded him as the spokesperson of the Eastern Jin clan and jointly dominated Eastern Jin politics with Wang Dao. The Eastern Jin Dynasty thus entered a new era of "Yu and Ma, sharing the world".
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