Three Kingdoms Zhou Qi Chen

In the last years of the Northern Wei Dynasty, natural and man-made disasters continued, and the people of Li were pushed to the brink of death and were in dire straits. Finally, the Mahayana uprising broke out. The Liang Kingdom in the south took the opportunity to launch a Northern Expedition, but the construction of the Huaiyan Irrigation wasted money and wasted the opportunity to fight. In the end, the Huaiyan Irrigation collapsed and thousands of miles along the Huaihe River were flooded. Emperor Wu of Liang had to suspend his troops to support the people. The strike in Nanliang gave the Northern Wei Dynasty, which was suffering from internal and external troubles, a chance to breathe, and took the opportunity to put down the Mahayana Rebellion. However, the Northern Wei Dynasty, which had been suffering from difficulties, did not regain its vitality. Gao Zhao, Yu Zhong, and Yuan Cha came to power successively, and each coup was accompanied by bloodshed. After Empress Dowager Hu killed Yuan Cha, she spent extravagantly and committed adultery, causing harm to the country and causing a rift between mother and son. After Emperor Xiaoming of Wei was poisoned, Er Zhurong sent troops to Beijing, leading to the Heyin Incident. From then on, all the heroes came together, and wars broke out in the Central Plains, with constant battles and killings. In the melee of heroes, three heroes of troubled times emerged, namely Chen Tanxian, Yu Wentai, and Gao Huan. They each created brilliant achievements and established a solid foundation in troubled times. When Emperor Xiaowu of the Wei Dynasty entered the Pass, the Northern Wei Dynasty was divided into two, forming the Eastern Wei Dynasty and the Western Wei Dynasty. At this point, the three-legged tripod was initially formed. When the two Wei Dynasties changed their surnames, the Southern Liang Dynasty changed its owners, and the three kingdoms of Zhou, Qi and Chen were formally formed. The Later Three Kingdoms went through decades of competition, and eventually Zhou destroyed Qi, Sui replaced Zhou, Sui destroyed Chen, and the Later Three Kingdoms period came to an end.