< h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > the north is constantly in war, but in the south there has been great progress</h1>
As a turbulent period in the development of ancient Chinese history, the Wei and Jin Dynasties and the Southern and Northern Dynasties actually played a very strong role in promoting the development of China's subsequent history.
Because the ruling center of the Central Dynasty during the Qin and Han Dynasties was always in the north, and the Guanzhong region was the center of the dynastic ruling center.
Therefore, from the perspective of the great unified dynasty at that time, the gap between the north and the south in many aspects such as politics, economy and culture was still very large, which also made China show an unbalanced regional development since the beginning of the feudal monarchy era.
According to the degree of war at that time, the Eastern Jin Dynasty, which was unanimously chosen to be partial to the left of the Anjiang River, and the subsequent Song, Qi, Liang, and Chen Dynasties, were obviously less fierce in the war than in the north.
Due to the invasion of ethnic minority forces in the northern region, the social environment at that time became more and more complicated, especially the conflict between the Hu and Han ethnic groups, making it difficult for the north to stabilize in a short period of time.
The south, after the establishment of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, showed a rather stable development, Yongjia Nandu actually brought a large number of people to the southern region, especially the southward migration of the Menmen Shi clan forces, which brought a large number of labor force and advanced productive forces to the south, and also brought the traditional civilization of the Han nationality to the southern region.
In this way, the southern region, which was originally considered to be the land of barbarians during the Qin and Han dynasties, has actually made great changes, and the social and economic development has made the south begin to keep pace with the north, and even have the capital to compete.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > during the reign of Emperor Wu of Liang, the Southern Liang regime was still stable</h1>
The contribution of the Government of the Eastern Jin Dynasty to the development of the southern region is undoubtedly very great, and it is precisely because of the development of the people and government of the Eastern Jin Dynasty that it will lay an important economic, political and cultural foundation for the South to become the ruling center of the later Song, Qi, Liang, and Chen dynasties.
In the later period of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, in fact, it also entered a period of instability, and the contradictions between the Mongol clan and the Han nationality became more and more prominent, especially through the political game, which was difficult to resolve, and had to take force, and the accumulated internal military war broke out.
The Collected Writings of Gu Tinglin says: "Those who used to be in the south were the eight generations of Wu, Eastern Jin, Song, Qi, Liang, and Chen. In the present wu dynasty, the three sides are standing on the ridge, and the west is Baqiu, and the north is Anhui City. His death is also therefore the danger of the Yangtze River, and the first is Jinyou. "
Under the fierce battle between the shishu and the shu, the Eastern Jin Dynasty gradually became difficult to control the actual situation, and was eventually replaced by the Liu Song regime, and the southern region entered the southern dynasty rule stage.
The four dynasties of the Southern Dynasty actually did not rule for a long time, which in a certain way showed that the social contradictions at that time, especially the contradictions within the ruling group, became more and more intense.
In fact, the dispute between the warriors and the scholars became one of the important political themes at this time, and the extreme desire for power of the Han forces and the unwillingness of the warrior forces to give up their power made it difficult for the two sides to cooperate.
At this time, within the ruling clique, there was actually a very important phenomenon, that is, the struggle within the imperial family was also becoming more and more fierce, and the late liu song regime was in a situation of fratricide, and after that, the Xiao Qi regime was even more so, with fratricide and fratricide, which actually became an important part of the internal struggle of the imperial family.
At the time of the Southern Qi regime, we will see that there is a rare stable situation at this time, and Xiao Yan, the founder of Southern Qi, actually gradually came to power in Xiao's internal struggle.
The Southern Qi regime existed for 55 years, and Xiao Yan, that is, Emperor Wu of Liang, was the emperor for 47 years, which was so long in power, which actually shows that during Xiao Yan's reign, the regime in Southern Qi was still relatively stable, at least in the first and middle periods, otherwise Emperor Wu of Liang would not have been emperor for so long.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > into Liangwu Emperor and defeated Liangwu Emperor</h1>
The development gap between the north and the south has changed so obviously, and in the turbulent period of the Wei and Jin dynasties, the southern and northern dynasties, which we have been talking about today, are actually the center of rule in the southern region, especially in the jiangnan region.
It was the people of the Six Dynasties and the feudal government that developed and built the southern region in all aspects of politics, economy and culture, which made the social development of the southern region a very significant progress.
It was also during this critical period that the southern region gradually became the object of the key rule of the central dynasty, and the resources of feudal society were constantly transferred to the south.
After the foundation of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the rule of the Southern Dynasty in the southern region was able to spread smoothly, but due to the short existence of the various regimes of the Southern Dynasty, the South at this time was actually similar to the North and was in a state of war.
In fact, Emperor Wu of Liang was still very commendable in the process of his previous and middle reign, but in the later period, due to his old age and physical decline, he connived with the royal family and was obsessed with Buddhism, and at the same time introduced Hou Jing, who was rejected by the two major northern regimes, into Southern Liang, which made the Southern Liang regime contain a huge crisis.
It can be said that the entire Southern Liang regime became Emperor Wu of Liang and emperor wu of Liang, and after accumulating a rich economic foundation and a comprehensive national strength with certain strength in the early stage, Southern Liang was gradually buried in the hands of Emperor Wu of Liang, who was in power in his later years.