Since the Han and Wei dynasties, many ethnic minorities, under the pressure of ethnic and class contradictions, have been forced to kill the chief officials and support the army to establish themselves as kings. Qi Wannian, the leader of this Clan of Qi was a famous one at that time. Although Qi Wanqi's army finally failed, he left a strong mark in history, so what is the specific process of Qi Wan's starting an army?
Picture of Qi Wan's soldiers
During the Wei and Jin dynasties, the rulers proceeded from the interests of the feudal class and rewarded the upper echelons of the ruling class that belonged to the Xun clan internally, on the one hand, and on the other hand, sent others to strictly supervise them. The People of the Yu nationality were severely maimed and then revolted. In 294, the Qiang people of Qin, Yong and other places rebelled and established the general Qi Wannian as emperor.
The center of Qi Wan's army was in the Longshan area. In the autumn of that year, after Qi Wannian was elected emperor, he led Qiang Hu north, all the way to Anding County, and besieged the city of Jingyang. After Qi Wan started his army, ethnic minorities in other places also began to respond.
In 297, the seventh year of Yuankang, Qi Wannian stationed his main force at Liangshan, the northwestern region of present-day Shaanxi Province, with the intention of capturing Chang'an City. On the other hand, the State of Jin ordered the Jianwei general Zhou Chu and others to attack Qi Wannian with 5,000 troops, and the two sides fought fiercely, and finally the Jin army was defeated and Zhou Was killed, and this war also shocked the imperial court of the State of Jin. Later, Qi Wannian fought more than 10 battles with the Su guards led by the Jin general Meng Guan, but finally failed and was captured because of the cut off of grain and grass, and was killed on the way to Luoyang. Although Qi Wannian was defeated and killed, the remaining troops continued to struggle under the leadership of The Yinren Li Te, which opened the prelude to the uprising of the displaced people. This is the whole process of Qi Wan's army.
Qi Wan started the army as a result
Qi Wannian was a leading figure of the Yu ethnic group living in the Western Jin Dynasty Since the Han and Wei dynasties, many ethnic minorities have migrated to the Central Plains, but social contradictions have become more prominent, coupled with the intensification of ethnic contradictions, many ethnic minorities have rebelled or rioted. In 294, the Xiongnu Hao San and his subordinates began an uprising war, but a few months later surrendered and were killed, after which his brother united with other ethnic groups to wage war and elected Qi Wannian as the emperor of the new regime, which became known as the QiWanqi Incident. After several years, the results of Qi Wan's army finally appeared, so what was the result of Qi Wan's army?
Picture of Qi Wannian, the leader of the Qi clan
The results of Qi Wan's army can be said from 297, when most of their troops gathered in the Liangshan area, and the number of soldiers under them was about 70,000, and it was also in this year that Liang Wang and the general Zhou Chu and others began to attack Qi Wannian's army. That war lasted all day, and the war was also very fierce, and the soldiers of the Western Jin Dynasty also captured many soldiers of Qi Wannian during the battle.
However, the final result was that Zhou's team was without weapons and rescue troops, and Zhou, as the highest-ranking general on the battlefield, was also killed in the war. The result of Qi Wan's army did not really have an end until the second year, when the Western Jin Dynasty once again sent the general Meng Guan and others to fight Against Qi Wannian, this time by Meng Guan himself on the battlefield to watch the battle, and often changed tactics and strategies, almost every battle before the battle can defeat Qi Wannian's army. In 299, Meng Guan finally defeated Qi Wannian again at zhongting, and killed him immediately after capturing him.
Qi Wan's army lasted a total of four years, and finally ended with the failure of the uprising.