The Dead End of Jin Dynasty

Were the two Jin Dynasties a dark, humiliating, and unfortunate dynasty? How did the Jin Dynasty break through the historical bottleneck period of the death of the second generation? Is the emergence of the order of co-governance between the royal family and the gentry a historical accident or necessity? This is a complete reading on the political history of the two Jin Dynasties, which comprehensively reveals the deep-seated governance logic and historical cause and effect behind the rise and fall of the two Jin Dynasties, and provides a multi-angle perspective on the dilemma of the Jin Dynasty. Starting from the political system, social structure, cultural environment and other aspects, combined with character cases and family research, the book analyzes the deadlock phenomenon that led to the decline of the Jin Dynasty. It also correlates the historical experience of the Eastern Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms era, points out the mechanism behind the rise of the Northern Dynasties, Sui and Tang Dynasties, and reveals the unique value of the Jin Dynasty in Chinese history. This book outlines the clues of the historical evolution of the two Jin Dynasties in concise and clear words, and provides an introductory guide for ordinary readers to understand this period of history.