Romance of the Wei and Jin Dynasties

In 220 AD, Cao Pi deposed Emperor Xian of Han, Liu Xie, and changed the country's name to Wei. Before this, Guan Yu, Liu Bei's second brother, had been killed by Lu Meng, a great general of Eastern Wu. In 221, Liu Bei declared himself emperor and led a large army to attack Eastern Wu, only to suffer a crushing defeat. He died of illness in Baidi City at the age of 63. In 229, Sun Quan declared himself emperor. Kongming was sent by Liu Shan to attack Wei. He launched six campaigns, all of which ended in crushing defeats. Deng Ai destroyed Shu, and in 265, Sima Yan destroyed Wei and changed the country's name to Jin. In 280, Jin conquered Wu. Sima Yan died of illness in 290, and Sima Zhong succeeded him. Later, Liu Yuan led his army in destroying Western Jin and established his own state, known to history as Han Zhao. In 310 AD, this Xiongnu emperor surnamed Liu died of illness on August 29.

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