Huayi Struggle for Hegemony: a Complete History of the Sixteen Kingdoms and the Southern and Northern Dynasties

From the Yongjia Rebellion when Yiguan crossed south to the Sui Dynasty's army crossing the Yangtze River to unify the world, there were more than three hundred years of troubled times, with Hua and Yi fighting, and the empires divided and united. The Xiongnu, Xianbei, Jie, Di, and Qiang competed in the north, and the sixteen kingdoms sang and I came on stage; the Song, Qi, Liang, and Chen settled in the south of the Yangtze River, and the Six Dynasties were full of power and intrigue. Fu Jian whipped his whip to unify Liuhe, but failed in the battle of Feishui; Tuoba Gui rose up in Monan, and the Northern Wei finally unified the north; Gao Huan and Yuwentai faced off, Guanlong and Hebei were in constant smoke; Chen Ba first established Jiangnan, but it was difficult to reverse the decline of the Southern Dynasties. The battle of gold and iron horses tramples the mountains and rivers, celebrities and celebrities reflect the troubled times, heroes and lords take turns to appear, and counselors and generals show their magical powers. This is a painful history of national integration, and it is also a generous song of heroes fighting for hegemony. In the end, the Sui Dynasty succeeded Zhou Zuo, smoothing the north and the south, ending a century of division, and reforging the unity of the world. This book uses official history as its bones and romance as its flesh, unfolding the situation from the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms to the Southern and Northern Dynasties, detailing the rise and fall, success and failure, love and hatred in troubled times.