Hunting the World. Part 2, Heyin Incident

Er Zhurong, who was more successful than Cao Cao but worse than Dong Zhuo, was a genius cavalry commander seen once in a century and the gravedigger of the Northern Wei Empire. He launched the Heyin Incident and massacred more than 2,000 princes and ministers, aiming to get rid of the constraints of the imperial court, eliminate the rebellion, and unify the world. The founding emperors of the Northern Qi and Northern Zhou Dynasties and the founding ancestors of the Sui and Tang Dynasties all came from other armies. In the last years of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the Empress Dowager Hu Ling was in power, and the harem was in chaos, and the government was derelict. The princes and princes fed horses in silver troughs and fought for wealth, while the border guards and soldiers and the people suffered from hardship. In order to seize the imperial power, Empress Dowager Hu poisoned her own son, Emperor Xiaoming Yuanxu, and made his newborn daughter the emperor, which became a joke in the world. Er Zhurong avenged the emperor's son-in-law, accepted Gao Huan's plan of "destroying Guo under false pretenses", and claimed to attack Ge Rong, but instead appointed Changle Wang Yuanziyou as emperor. Then he went south to Luoyang and went to Aishanling Mausoleum, where he massacred more than 2,000 Northern Wei regime elites. This was the tragic "Heyin Incident" in history. In order to defeat Ge Rong, Er Zhurong married his daughter Er Zhuge to Yuan Ziyou according to the Jin Dynasty story that "anti-classical and righteous". Yuan Ziyou accepted Wen Zisheng's strategy of "using tigers to drive wolves" and united with Er Zhurong to fight against Ge Rong, the common enemy of both parties. Er Zhurong led 7,000 Qihu cavalry on a double journey to the east from Fukou. They attacked Ge's million-strong army "from both inside and outside" and captured Ge Rong, creating a miracle of cavalry combat in history. Er Zhurong returned triumphantly and paid homage to the Prime Minister. He respected him so much that he took control of the Northern Wei Dynasty and began to eliminate rebellions everywhere. The white-robed general Chen Qingzhi used a game of Go to sarcastically admonish the Southern Liang emperor Xiao Yan. In line with the general trend of the north and the south, Xiao Yan's inner balance gradually tilted towards the Northern Expedition. Chen Qingzhi then led 7,000 troops to escort King Yuanhao of Beihai on his northern expedition, aiming directly at Luoyang, the capital. Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism are fighting openly and secretly. Confucian scholar Wen Zisheng sneaks into the palace at the risk of his life to educate the emperor; Buddhism sends Acharya to find the future common master of the world; Taoist priest Tao Hongjing takes a fancy to the unobtrusive blacksmith little monkey.