Things About the Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties

From the unification of Taikang to the establishment of the country in the Sui Dynasty, more than three hundred years of broken mountains and rivers, and the interweaving of Hu and Han, were the two Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. Here are the founding emperors who were obsessed with pleasure after unifying the world, and there are foolish emperors who are trapped in deep palaces and bring trouble to their wives; there is the king who guides Xie An to sit in the south of the Yangtze River and preserve the Chinese cultural heritage on his own; The civil strife among the eight kings depleted the power of the Western Jin Dynasty, and Yongjia's troops rushed southward in a hurry; Feishui's 80,000 troops in the Northern Prefecture defeated a million strong enemies, and Emperor Xiaowen's edict promoted the integration of Hu and Han. In the court, clans fight and bloodshed, and changes in laws hide the changes of the times; on the battlefield, cavalry and cavalry are everywhere, and decisive battles rewrite the pattern of the north and the south. There is no boring accumulation of historical materials, and the characters are used as clues to describe the emperor's trade-offs, the perseverance of famous officials, the tragedies of famous generals, and the greed of traitors. In the blood and tears of troubled times, we can see clearly that the Chinese nation has gone through divisions and adjustments, and finally moved towards the nirvana of unity.