The Five Husbands Disrupted China and the Chinese Renaissance

In 349 AD, Emperor Shihu of the Later Zhao Dynasty died of illness, and chaos broke out in the north. Ran Min slaughtered the Hus and ordered the Central Plains to boil over. The Five Hus forces attacked each other, and the mainland of China sank. The Eastern Jin Dynasty settled on the left side of the Yangtze River, and the powerful clans were in power, and they were beyond the reach of their northern homeland. The land between Lingnan and Guangzhou is remote and desolate. Refugees are crossing south and officials are uncertain in their rebellion. The Guangzhou governor's army is weak. Guangfu is frequently attacked by refugees and mountain bandits. It is a dangerous place in troubled times and the starting point for the protagonist's great cause of recovery.