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Why did Yang Xuangan rebel?

2025-01-05 17:21
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Anonymous
2025-01-05 21:44

There were many reasons for Yang Xuangan's rebellion, including his misconception of Emperor Yang Guang, his use of the internal divisions and contradictions of the Sui Dynasty's ruling group, and his concern and sympathy for the people. Yang Xuangan had miscalculated the situation and thought that as long as he raised the flag, he would receive widespread support and response. He also believed that being in charge of logistics would be able to grasp Yang Guang's lifeline. As long as he called out, the world would respond. However, his rebellion plan failed, partly because most of his men were civilians. They lacked combat effectiveness and discipline, and could not compete with the professional Sui army. In addition, the success of the rebellion also required the control of the emperor. The hearts of the Sui Dynasty were difficult to disperse. As long as the emperor was not dead, the foundation of the Sui Dynasty's rule would be difficult to shake. In general, Yang Xuangan's rebellion was caused by his misconception of the situation, his use of internal contradictions, and his concern and sympathy for the people.

Why did Yang Xuangan oppose the Sui Dynasty?

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2025-01-07 03:06

There were two main reasons why Yang Xuangan opposed the Sui Dynasty. First, Emperor Yang Guang killed Yang Xuangan's father, Yang Su, which made Yang Xuangan have a deep hatred for Emperor Yang. Secondly, Emperor Yang's rule caused the entire country to be in turmoil, and the people were in dire straits. This was also an important reason why Yang Xuangan raised his army. When Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty attacked Koryo for the second time, Yang Xuangan launched a rebellion and plotted with Li Mi. However, Yang Xuangan made a mistake in choosing a strategy, which eventually led to the failure of his uprising. Therefore, the reason why Yang Xuangan rebelled against the Sui Dynasty could be attributed to his hatred for Emperor Yang and his dissatisfaction with the turmoil in the country.

Yang Xuangan and Li Mi

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2025-01-08 00:14

Yang Xuangan and Li Mi were two important figures in the late Sui Dynasty. The relationship between them could be described as a teacher and a friend. Li Mi was Yang Xuangan's military advisor and played a vital role in Yang Xuangan's uprising. After Yang Xuangan's uprising failed, Li Mi was captured, but he managed to escape with his wits and entered the Wagang Stronghold to become the Stronghold Master. Yang Xuangan and Li Mi's acquaintance benefited from Yang Su, who praised Li Mi's talent and knowledge. When Yang Xuangan revolted, Li Mi had given him three suggestions: top, middle, and bottom. However, Yang Xuangan had chosen the worst option in the end. After Yang Xuangan's uprising failed, Li Mi became his military advisor and gave him advice. It could be said that without Li Mi, there would be no Yang Xuangan's army, and there would be no chaotic war at the end of the Sui Dynasty.

Yang Xuangan of the Sui and Tang Dynasties

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2025-01-08 08:12

Yang Xuangan was the son of Yang Su, a minister of the Sui Dynasty. He was born into a noble family, and his father had a high status in the court. Yang Xuangan had outstanding talent in military and cultural aspects. He liked reading and was good at riding and shooting. He relied on his father's meritorious service and was successively awarded the posts of pillar country, Ying Prefecture governor, Song Prefecture governor, and so on. He was also granted the title of Duke of Chu. However, because Emperor Yang was suspicious of him, Yang Xuan felt uneasy and planned a rebellion. In the sixth month of the ninth year of Daye, he launched a mutiny, divided the city in Liyang, and besieged Luoyang. However, he failed and was put out in the end. Yang Xuangan's uprising force mainly came from the people of Henan. At first, they were poorly equipped, but they defeated the regular army of the Sui Dynasty many times and won a series of victories. However, Yang Xuangan's uprising was destined to fail. His family was killed by Yang Guang, and his surname was changed to Xiao.

Biography of Yang Xuangan in the Book of Sui

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2025-01-07 09:19

Yang Xuangan was an important figure in the Sui Dynasty. He was the son of Situ Su and was famous for his reading, riding, and archery. Relying on his father's military achievements, he gradually rose to a high position in the pillar country. When he was the governor of Yingzhou and Songzhou, he won the respect of the people with his strict political achievements and clean style. However, as the court gradually became chaotic and the Emperor's suspicion of him deepened, he and his younger brothers plotted to depose the Emperor. During a campaign against Tuyuhun, he had intended to attack the palace, but was dissuaded by Shu Shen. He yearned to establish his reputation and had once requested the Minister of War, Duan Wenzhen, to become a general. Yang Xuangan showed bravery and leadership in the military, but he eventually failed in the battle and was pursued by the pursuers. As for his ending, the information given so far was not enough to give a clear answer.

What is the relationship between Yang Xuangan and Yang Guang?

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2025-01-06 10:57

Yang Xuangan and Yang Guang were members of the Sui Dynasty's royal family. They were cousins.

What three countermeasures did Li Mi offer Yang Xuangan?

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2025-01-06 10:00

Li Mi gave Yang Xuangan the best plan to capture Linyu Pass, the middle plan to take Chang 'an, and the worst plan to attack Luoyang.

What was the reason for Yang Xuangan's defeat?

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2025-01-10 07:18

There were many reasons for Yang Xuangan's defeat. First of all, Yang Xuangan's timing wasn't very good. He chose to rebel when Emperor Yang was conquering Koryo, causing the Sui army to split up and give Yang Guang a chance to deal with him. Secondly, although Yang Xuangan's troops had high morale, they were inferior to the Sui army in terms of weapons, equipment, and food reserves, which caused a certain disadvantage in the war. In addition, Yang Xuangan had encountered Tang Tangwei's resistance in the process of attacking Luoyang. He had been unable to defeat Tang Tangwei for a long time and had delayed the time. In the end, after Yang Guang received the news of the rebellion, he quickly withdrew the main force that surrounded Yang Xuangan, causing him to be in trouble. To sum up, the reason for Yang Xuangan's defeat was due to the combination of many factors, such as the inappropriate timing of the attack, the disadvantage in combat strength, the resistance, and the rapid encirclement.

Yang Xuangan, Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties

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2025-01-07 05:53

Yang Xuangan was an important figure in the last years of the Sui Dynasty. He was the son of Yang Su, a minister of the Sui Dynasty. Yang Xuangan took the opportunity to rebel against the Sui Dynasty during Emperor Yang's second expedition against Koryo. He had served as a local official and had outstanding achievements, but he was full of fear of Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty and worried that he would be persecuted. Yang Xuangan had planned to attack Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty, but was dissuaded by his uncle Yang Shen. In the end, Yang Xuangan launched a mutiny in Liyang and attacked Luoyang, the capital city. However, he could not conquer it for a long time and was finally defeated by Yu Wenshu. Yang Xuangan had no way out and ordered his younger brother Yang Jishan to kill him. Yang Xuangan's uprising opened the prelude to the internal division of the Sui Dynasty's ruling class.

Why did Xiao Qingfang rebel?

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2025-01-17 02:34

Xiao Qingfang rebelled because she wanted to overthrow Wu Zetian's rule. She joined an organization called Snake Spirit, which was established by the descendants of Yuan Tiangang and other people who had been attacked by Wu Zetian, as well as the foreign visitors in the Jianghu. Xiao Qingfang was the leader of the Snake Spirit Organization. She had carried out an assassination plan in an attempt to kill Yuan Tiangang. However, in the end, her plot was exposed and she was killed. The search results did not mention more details about why Xiao Qingfang rebelled.

Why did Xiao Qingfang rebel?

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2025-01-16 18:03

Xiao Qingfang rebelled because she wanted to be the emperor. In the early years, Xiao Qingfang joined the Snake Spirit Organization that Yuan Tiangang had joined. The organization was composed of the descendants of people who had been attacked by Wu Zetian, as well as foreign visitors in the Jianghu. However, during the incident at the main altar of the Spinning Top Land in Dayang Mountain, Xiao Qingfang captured Ru Yan and the others, but was betrayed by Ru Yan. This caused Xiao Qingfang to fly into a rage out of humiliation. She was filled with anger and wished she could kill Ruyan to vent her hatred. In addition, I guess that Xiao Qingfang and Princess Yiyang are already rivals and support the fight between Princess Yiyang and Wu Zetian. However, the detailed reasons for Xiao Qingfang's rebellion were not mentioned in the search results provided.

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