Three Kingdoms: After Accumulating Food and Thousands of Stones, the Yellow Turbans Finally Revolted

In the first year of Xiping, the eunuch Wang Fu falsely accused Emperor Huan's brother Liu Kui, King of Bohai, of treason. Liu Kui committed suicide in prison. More than a hundred members of the royal family died unjustly in prison. The Bohai Kingdom was eliminated. The youngest son Liu Qing escaped due to illness. In the seventh year of Guanghe reign, the Yellow Turban Uprising broke out. Liu Qing used tens of thousands of stones of grain as his foundation, recruited warriors from the countryside, raised righteous soldiers, and traveled across the states to pacify Xianbei, destroy the Xiongnu, and guard the northern frontier. At that time, there was great chaos in the Central Plains, and Liu Qing led his cavalry southward... Liu Bei: Liu Qing is brave, unparalleled in benevolence and justice, and should be a role model for our generation! Cao Cao: Without Liu Qing, I don't know how many people in this world would be kings and emperors! Sun Ce: Liu Qing's bravery is inferior to mine. Zhongmou cannot be his enemy! Liu Qing: I've been fighting all my life, so why can't I enjoy it?