The kings of Fanyang in the Jin Dynasty

FanyangGuo of the Western Jin Dynasty, also known as Zhuo County. After the establishment of the Western Jin Dynasty, the fanyang state of Fanyang was set up here, with eight counties under its jurisdiction, Zhuo, Liangxiang, Fangcheng, Changxiang, Sui, Gu'an, Fanyang, and Rongcheng.

King Fanyang Kang — Sima Sui (司馬绥), zidu (字子都), the third son of Sima Yi's fourth brother Sima Kui (司馬馗), the fourth brother of Sima Yi (司馬馗), the prince of Pengcheng Mu (彭城穆王), and Sima Tai (司馬泰) the Prince of Gaomi. After the establishment of the Western Jin Dynasty, he was given the title of King of Fanyang, and died in July of the fifth year of Xianning (279 AD), with the posthumous title of Kang.

The King of Fanyang, who died of a violent illness, Sima Yu (司馬虓), was a native of Wen County, Hanoi (present-day Wen County, Henan), son of Sima Sui, who succeeded to the throne of Fanyang after Sima Sui's death. After that, he served as Shangshu and General Annan, the military governor of Yuzhou, held the festival, guarded Xuchang, and then transferred to the general Of Zhennan. When Sima Ran was in power, he asked Sima Ran to depose him, and thereafter he repeatedly advised Emperor Hui of Jin. In the second year of Yongxing (305 AD), Emperor Hui of Jin was abducted by Zhang Fang to Chang'an, and Sima Yue responded to Sima Yue and served as the military governor of Hebei, the general of the Hussars, and the commander of the Festival, and also served as the Assassin of Yuzhou. However, due to the fact that Liu Qiao, the assassin of Yuzhou, did not accept the restraint of Sima Yue and others, he took advantage of the falsehood to attack Xuchang and defeat Sima Yue. Sima Yu was forced to move his division across the Yellow River, but Wang Jun came to his aid and funded his soldiers and horses, and with the assistance of Liu Kun's brothers, Sima Yu led his army from Guandu to cross the Yellow River south, conquered Xingyang, killed Shi Chao and defeated Liu Qiao in Xiao County, Liu Qiao fled to Nanyang, and this battle also changed the situation of military confrontation with Sima Kun, and finally won victory. Sima Yu was also appointed Situ for his meritorious service in escorting Emperor Hui of Jin back to the capital Luoyang. Sima Ying was later captured, but at the critical moment of how to deal with Sima Ying, Sima Ying, who wanted to save Sima Ying, died of a violent illness in October of the third year of Yongxing (306 AD), and Sima Ying was killed shortly after.

Sima Li, the last king of Fanyang, adopted Sima Li, the son of Sima Mo, the king of Nanyang, as an heir, since Sima Li had no sons. After Sima Yu's violent death, Sima Li succeeded to the throne of Fanyang, and in August of the fifth year of Yongjia (311 CE), Liu Cong sent Liu Cang to attack Chang'an, and Sima Li was killed along with his father Sima Mo. Fan Yangguo was extinct.