Beacon Smoke of the Remaining Tang Dynasty

In the ninth year of Xiantong reign of Emperor Yizong of the Tang Dynasty, 800 soldiers from the garrison who were far away in Guizhou rose up because they had no hope of returning home. Pang Xun raised his flag and returned all the way north, conquering Xuzhou, seizing Jianghuai, and locking the south of the Yangtze River. Two hundred thousand tribesmen swept through the Central Plains, cutting off the economic lifeline on which the Tang Dynasty relied for its survival. The historical conclusion is that the Tang Dynasty fell in Huangchao, and the disaster was based in Guilin. This seemingly hasty garrison mutiny was the first crack in the decline of the late Tang Dynasty and the first thunder of the troubled times. The beacon fire burned from Lingnan to the Central Plains, and the embers of the prosperous age were completely reduced to ashes. The imperial power collapsed, and the feudal towns were divided. Huang Chao's cavalry followed closely, crushing Chang'an's old dream. The Tang Dynasty fell from the Late Tang Dynasty to the End of the Tang Dynasty, and the troubled times of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms began. The golden sword and the iron horse trample the rituals and music, and the heroes and patriots compete in the Central Plains. Let's watch the protagonist in the overthrow, writing an iron-blooded legend of fighting for hegemony in troubled times.