After the Three Kingdoms, Sima Yan unified the Western Jin Dynasty and the events from the establishment of the Western Jin Dynasty to the Rebellion of the Eight Kings are mostly narrated. In addition to the monarchs and ministers, the end also narrates the events of Li Xiong, Liu Yuan and Yi Yi becoming kings one after another. The eight kings of the Western Jin Dynasty were Liang Wei Lun, Yi Ying, and Yong Yue. The relationship between the eight kings and Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty was that the three kings Wei, Yi, and Ying were the sons of Emperor Wu, and the two kings Wei Yi were brothers with the same father and mother. Jiong was the nephew of Emperor Wu and the second son of Sima You, King of Qixian. Liang and Lun were the sons of Sima Yi, Emperor Xuan of Jin Dynasty. Yong was the third brother of Emperor Xuan of Jin Dynasty. They were the grandsons of Sima Fu, the king of Anping Xian, and the sons of Sima Gui, the fierce king of Taiyuan. Yue Ze is the grandson of Sima Kui, the fourth brother of Xuan Di, and the eldest son of Sima Tai, King of Gaomi Literature.
