Chidi Mountains and Rivers

In the late Taikang years of the Western Jin Dynasty, the crazy emperor Sima Zhong came to the throne. He did not distinguish between loyal and traitorous people, but became the "living jade seal" that the kings of the clan competed for. Queen Jia Nanfeng was the first to start the killing spree, killing Yang Jun with a sword, killing the King of Chu, and monopolizing the government; King Sima Lun of Zhao usurped the throne, and the King of Qi, the King of Chengdu, the King of Hejian, the King of Changsha, and the King of Donghai appeared one after another. Luoyang changed hands three times, the edict was stained with blood, and the emperor was deposed, established, robbed, and imprisoned. In the battle of Dangyin, the blood of the servant Ji Shao splattered on the emperor's clothes, and the crazy emperor cried out "Don't go" in sorrow; during the siege of Luoyang, the king of Changsha, Sima Yi, was betrayed by his own people and burned alive. The foolish emperor witnessed the murder of flesh and blood, and eventually died violently. The final winner, Sima Yue, King of the East China Sea, only won one ruin. On Tongtuo Street, Liu Yuan, the hostage of the Huns, watched with cold eyes, waiting for the Sima clan to kill each other before sending his troops south. The Rebellion of the Eight Kings ended, the Yongjia Disaster broke out, the Western Jin Dynasty overthrew, the Five Husbands ravaged China, and the mountains and rivers were stained with blood.