Eastern Jin Dynasty: Starting from the son of the refugee marshal who returned to the north
326 AD, the first year of Xianhe, Emperor Cheng of Jin.
The war in the north continued, and the two Zhao states stood side by side. The Heavenly King of Great Zhao, Schleswig, was unstoppable!
Li Xiong, a Di man, occupied the land of abundance and called himself emperor. However, he made a prince for his brother's son, so there was a hidden disaster.
Zhang Mao claimed to be the king of Liang, Liangzhou horse, completely divided with the Jin Dynasty.
Further north, the Murong Xianbei, Yuwen Xianbei, and Duan Xianbei appeared and left their mark in history.
The war in the Central Plains continued, the people were exhausted, and the children of the Han family were reduced to two-legged sheep!
The emperor's clothes crossed south. The court of Jin was pacifying Wang Dun's rebellion. Emperor Yuan died, Emperor Ruzi ascended the throne, and Yu Liang was in charge of Taiwan Province.
A new storm was already brewing!
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[Short version: The story of my father and I rebelling and the Northern Expedition.]
I dare not worry when the rain falls
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