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The first god of war in the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms: Murong Ba "North Qiao Feng, South Murong" The world knows that the surname "Murong" is probably derived from the deeds of Murong Fu, a character in Jin Yong's martial arts masterpiece "The Eight Parts of the Dragon". Compared with Murong Fu's dream of restoring the country, fourteen years after the demise of the former Yan, there was a man who went through hundreds of twists and turns, overcame numerous difficulties and dangers, led his tribe all the way east, wiped out the civil strife, expanded the territory thousands of miles, and finally returned to his homeland. When he was still in his sixtieth year, he once again ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor, completely restoring the territory of his father Murong's family, and reviving the Yan country was for the later Yan. This person is Murong Chui, the grandson of Murong Xin, the founder of Murong Yan Kingdom. This "The First Cry of Yan" is based on Murong Chui (the boy's name is Murong Ba). From the time when he was 13 years old, he first led the army in battle and defeated Yuwen. In the end, in order to establish power for the prince Murong Bao and avenge the defeat of Hebei, he had to go into battle personally at the age of seventy. He led the Yan Kingdom's last 300,000 troops to attack Tuoba Wei in the north. He vomited blood and died on the way back! Throughout his life, he fought more than seventy battles, large and small, without ever losing a single victory. He can be called the number one god of war during the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms period!