"The Han people beheaded a Hu person who sent the Fengyang Gate at the first rank, the civilian officials entered the third class, and the military posts were worshiped at the East Gate."
As soon as "Killing Hu Ling" came out, the entire Post-Zhao Dynasty was fried.
Shi Le's division of Hu and Han dynasties advertised the Qiang people as a superior ruling group, and for decades the Han suffered inhumane massacres and abuses, with wives and daughters plundered, family property confiscated, and their lives insecurity.
Today, the world has changed, the Qiang people have changed from a superior ruling crowd to a fugitive who has been hunted down and killed, and within a day, the Fengyang Gate of Yicheng has received tens of thousands of First Rank of The Qi people, and the Tunbian general who is guarding the four sides of the town and loyal to Shi Min has also begun to kill the Hu people in accordance with Shi Min's instructions, and only near the Later Zhao capital city of Yecheng, as many as 200,000 Hu people have been killed, and the corpses are hundreds of miles across.
Kill Hu Ling
The "Order to Kill Hu" also caused Later Zhao's jiangshan to begin to divide, and many Han leaders loyal to the Hu people closed the city gates and drew a line with Shi Min, and Yao Yizhong, a Qiang man who was originally an important military force of Later Zhao, also took advantage of this opportunity to establish himself as king, and Pu Hong, a Qiang, raised a banner against Shi Min.
The Later Zhao general Shi Kun, who led the army to attack Shi Yuan, also turned back halfway, and with 70,000 soldiers and horses claimed to avenge the Qiang people, but was pressed to the ground by a thousand people led by Shi Min, shi Kun saw that the situation was not good, and quietly ran to the original enemy, Shi Yuan, the brother of The Town Guarding Xiangguo.
Then The Zhao Emperor Shi Jian was still fantasizing about assassinating Shi Min at this time, and after repeated failures, he was finally hacked to death by Shi Min's chaotic knife, and Later Zhao perished, and Shi Yuan, who was guarding the Xiangguo, finally sat on the throne of Emperor Hou Zhao in order not to let Later Zhao's incense be cut off, but he was the emperor, not only had a small land area, but also faced a huge threat.
In 350 AD, under the constant advice of his courtiers, Shi Min sat on the emperor's throne, changed the name of the country to Wei, and restored his original surname Ran, at which point Ran Wei ascended the stage of history.
Ran Wei power map
Ran Min seized power
Ran Min's father Ran Zhan was originally a member of the Western Jin Dynasty Beggars Army, and was captured while following Chen Wu in battle with Shi Le, Shi Le was very fond of Ran Zhan and rewarded him to his nephew Shi Hu, who recognized Ran Zhan as his adopted son, in order to repay Shi Hu's nurturing grace, Ran Zhan began to fight for the Shi family's southern conquest of the northern war from an early age, and made a lot of meritorious contributions, but suddenly died of illness in his prime, leaving his young son Ran Min.
After Shi Hu usurped Shi Hongjiangshan, he led 200,000 troops to requisition the Xianbei Murong clan, only to encounter the famous Xianbei general Murong Ke, and the whole line collapsed, only the men and horses led by Ran Min returned safely without any casualties, and thus Ran Min began to enter Shi Hu's field of vision.
Ran Min
Ran Min continued to make great military achievements, and after Shi Hu's death, he seized the military and political power of Later Zhao, at this time Ran Min's heart was to return to the Eastern Jin Dynasty and welcome Sima Shi back to Luoyang, but was opposed by the Qunchen, for the ministers of Later Zhao, the evil consequences of Sima Shi's work in those years deeply hurt their hearts, and Sima Shicheng south of the Yangtze River had become a puppet of the family clan, and was unable to control the pattern of the world.
Ran Min attacked Xiangguo
After Ran Min became emperor, the Qiang people Yao Yizhong, the Qiang people Pu Hong, and the Qiang people Shi Yuan all established themselves as kings, distributed around Ran Wei, becoming a tangible encirclement network, and the Eastern Jin Dynasty was even more foolish, wanting to go north to get a piece of the pie, due to the promulgation of the order to kill Hu, Ran Min could only rely on the Han people in the territory.
As a result, a power struggle broke out within Ran Wei, and Ran Min's old friend Andi's former leader Li Nong was killed by Ran Min, Li Nong was killed, and Ran Min lost an important military force, the Beggar Army.
Beggars
After Li Nong's death, Ran Min, who had lost his military division, faced a greater threat, and Shi Kun of Xiangguo sent his brother Shi Kun and the general Liu Guo to come with 100,000 soldiers and horses, shi Kun, as Ran Min's defeated general, of course, was not Ran Min's opponent, and once again suffered a major defeat, losing tens of thousands of troops.
And Liu Guo and the reinforcement Zhang Hedu were killed by Ran Min in the Battle of Cangting, and at this time, Ran Min had reached the peak of his life, and throughout the four directions, there was no opponent.
Therefore, Ran Min began to attack Xiangguo, and for the remaining strength of Later Zhao, Shi Yuan of Xiangguo, Ran Min would want to pull it out quickly, Shi Yuan took the initiative to lower his position and ask Murong Xianbei and the Qiang people for help, and Yao Yizhong and Murong Jun sent generals to confront Ran Min respectively.
Murong Xianbei
At the critical moment, Ran Min actually began to be confused, in order to win the hearts and minds of the people, he sealed his son Ran Yin as a big single Yu, and assigned Ran Yin more than a thousand Hu people to arm and implement the hu and Han division, so it was strongly opposed by the Han ministers, Ran Min was furious, and killed all those who opposed it.
An emperor who issued an order to kill Hu and slaughtered hundreds of thousands of Hu people actually wanted to take over the hearts of the Hu people for his own use in less than a year, and Ran Min was already short of people.
After killing the chancellor, Ran Min mistook the Taoist's remarks and rushed to attack the three-way alliance of Shi Yuan, Murong Jun, and Yao Yizhong with the tired division, but suffered a major defeat, Ran Min only escaped with a few people, and Ran Min's son Ran Yin was captured by the Hu people and tortured to death.
Liu Xian, the short-lived prince who ended Shi Hu's descendants
Ran Min, who had returned to Yecheng, had not yet had time to breathe, and Shi Yuan sent the general Liu Xian to attack Yecheng with 70,000 soldiers and horses, at this moment Ran Min was already like a turtle in an urn, he asked the general Wang Tai for advice on how to deal with it, and as a result, he ate a closed door soup, Ran Min was furious, raised his gun on the horse, and took the defeated division to kill Liu Xian's camp again, rushing left and right, beheading thirty thousand, and Liu Xian was defeated.
The defeated Liu Xian quietly surrendered, and he used Shi Yuan's head as a guarantee in exchange for Ran Min's amnesty, while the great general Wang Tai was not so lucky, and Ran Min, who returned from victory, destroyed Wang Tai's three clans at the first time to vent his anger.
Liu Xian was indeed a man of integrity, returned to Xiangguo, with a knife in his hand, he cut off Shi Yuan's head, Shi Yuan's younger brother Shi Kun was frightened and quickly ran out of the city and ran towards the Eastern Jin Dynasty, as a result, the people had just arrived in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and they were beheaded by the Eastern Jin officials, so far, Shi Hu's thirteen sons, except for one who died in battle, the other twelve all died.
And Liu Xian himself was also called king in Xiangguo, and he still wanted to continue to fight against Ran Min, and as a result, the souls killed by Ran Min's eight thousand people were scattered, and eventually became one of the undead souls under the sword.
Murong Keqiao shi chain horses
After cutting off the threat of Shi Yuan, Ran Min's soldiers and horses had already experienced years of fighting, and lacked materials and supplies, and in that turbulent Jizhou, Ran Min and his soldiers were exhausted.
However, the enemy would not give him a chance to breathe, and liu Xian had just been defeated, and Murong Jun, who was humble to Murong Shi, sent his general Murong Ke to lead troops to attack Ran Wei.
Murong Ke
At this time, Ran Min only had one way to live, that is, to retreat to the west of Yecheng, bribe the Eastern Jin Dynasty as a reinforcement with heavy gifts, and then fight murong Ke after recovering as before, but unfortunately Ran Min was too rigid and self-conscious, even if he had the courage to stop him, but his generals were all flesh and blood, how could he endure continuous and uninterrupted attacks and battles.
Murong Ke, as a famous general of Xianbei, also had a deep fear of Ran Min, and in the face of Ran Min, he was not completely sure, but he was somewhat afraid of his head and tail, and in Liantai, Murong Ke led several times the Xianbei cavalry that was several times larger than Ran Min, and fought ten battles and lost all ten times.
You know, most of the people led by Ran Min are infantry, and in the face of the Xianbei cavalry, they can still achieve ten battles and ten victories, which can be said to be quite powerful.
However, Murong Ke was a famous general after all, and after several defeats, he learned from his lessons and experience, tied people to horses, and once the Xianbei people or horses were killed, they would stand in front of Ran Min and others, becoming a natural stumbling block to Ran Min's march and retreat, and the more Xianbei people were killed, the more the road for Ran Min to retreat was sealed, after all, there were more Xianbei people and fewer Ran Min people.
In this way, even if Ran Min was so heroic, he could only become a prisoner of the Xianbei people.
Ran Min was captured
Murong Jun, a humble man, looked at the captured Ran Min and angrily rebuked him as a slave for daring to claim the title of emperor, but Ran Min fought back mercilessly.
"The world is in chaos, you hu people with animal hearts dare to usurp the heart of the usurpation, want to claim the king and hegemony, we Zhongyuan Haojie heroes, why can't we be emperors?"
If the people of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, who were cowering south of the Yangtze River, also had such arrogance, how could the Central Plains experience such a tragic century.
After Ran Min was killed in Longcheng, the Ran Wei general Jiang Gan, who was stationed at Yecheng, sent people to the Eastern Jin Dynasty, intending to give Ran Wei's Jiangshan to the Eastern Jin Dynasty, but at this time, the Eastern Jin Court did not want Ran Wei's Jiangshan, they only wanted the Imperial Jade Seal of Ran Wei.
Taking advantage of Jiang Gan's urgent need for rescue, Dai Shi of the Eastern Jin Dynasty deceived the Chuanguo Jade Seal and brought the jade back to the Eastern Jin Dynasty, while Ran Wei Jiangshan gave it to murong Shi of Xianbei.
After the fall of Ran Wei, more than 200,000 Han people who were killed by the Hu people wanted to rush to the Eastern Jin Dynasty with their children, but they encountered the Eastern Jin general Chu Qi, who stopped them in turn and forbade them to enter the territory of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and then they were covered up by the Hu people, and more than 200,000 people almost did not survive.