The Western Jin Dynasty Collapsed, and the Five Husties Ruled the Roost

In 290 AD, Emperor Wu of Jin, who unified the three kingdoms, passed away. The powerful ministers of the Western Jin Empire killed each other, and eight kings rose up together, starting a pattern of destruction with crazy internal fighting as the main theme. The Central Plains was in chaos, with overlapping political powers and the emergence of heroes in large numbers. From then on, the most chaotic period of the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms and the Northern and Southern Dynasties in Chinese history began. The poem says: The Romance of the Heroes of the Three Kingdoms, Emperor Wu of the Western Jin Dynasty unifies. The eight kings are in turmoil and the sky is shattered, and the chaos and chaos are multiplied with long sighs. Heroes emerge in large numbers to establish the world, but where does the chaos begin? Look carefully at the place where the setting sun is like blood. The grass is gone and the graves are lonely and helpless.