How was the Wagang Stronghold established during the Sui Dynasty? How long had it existed? What was the fate of those heroes?

In history, the Wagang Stronghold during the end of the Sui Dynasty was established in 618 AD by an uprising army led by Li Mi. After the Wagang Stronghold established a base, it gradually developed and became one of the most famous uprising armies in the end of the Sui Dynasty. The Tile Gang Village had only existed for a short period of time, about a few months. Due to the suppression of the Sui Dynasty ruler Yang Jian, the Wagang Stronghold was completely destroyed in 626. The leader of the Wagang Stronghold, Li Mi, was also executed. As for the fate of the heroes of Wagang, there were relatively few historical records that could not determine their specific ending. However, according to legend, the leader of the Wagang Stronghold, Li Mi, fled overseas after the failure of the uprising and finally established the Tang Dynasty. Some of the other heroes of the Wa Gang Village were either missing or forgotten in history. In general, the Wagang Stronghold was one of the most famous uprising armies in the late Sui Dynasty. Although it existed for a short time, it had a profound impact on Chinese history.