Who quelled the Anshi Rebellion in history

Guo Ziyi, the new drunk beating Jin Zhi is mentioned a lot on TV.

Let me give you my personal opinion.

There were three main aspects of the pacification of the Anshi Rebellion during the Tianbao period of the Tang Dynasty: internal discord among the rebels, the Tang Dynasty's due diligence on the frontier elite to quell the rebellion and the division of the rebels. However, since then, the strength of the Tang Dynasty has been greatly reduced, the prosperous era is no more, and the Tang Dynasty has entered the middle period of the feudal towns.

First of all, there was discord within the rebels, which led to a significant reduction in strength

The rebels of the Anshi Rebellion had several internal introversies, which led to internal turmoil and finally failed.

At the beginning, An Lushan raised troops from the three towns of Pinglu, Fanyang and Hedong and went south to attack the Central Plains. At this time, the internal emptiness of the Tang Dynasty, the lack of armaments, and the incompetence of the commanders caused the two capitals (Chang'an and Luoyang) to be lost. However, soon because of inheritance problems, An Lushan was killed by his second son, An Qingxu.

After that, An Qingxu faced the attack of the Tang army, failed one after another, and the internal contradictions increased greatly. In the end, An Qingxu was killed by Shi Siming, the general of An Lushan. However, their turmoil is far from over, and Shi Siming was also killed by his eldest son Shi Chaoyi because of continuing problems.

These major upheavals caused the strength of the rebels to decrease sharply, and in the end, they were pacified by the Tang Dynasty.

Secondly, the Tang Dynasty tried its best to adjust the elite of the frontier for the sake of peace

In the early Tang Dynasty, it successively defeated the surrounding nomads and controlled the vast area of the Western Regions. However, despite the defeat of the other side, the nomadic people who were still strong still threatened the northwestern frontier of the Tang Dynasty. Not to mention the newly rising adversary, for this reason, the Tang Dynasty placed elite armies on the frontier to resist the invasion of the other side.

When the Anshi Rebellion began, in order to quell the rebellion, all the frontier elites were transferred. Their accession greatly increased the strength of the Tang Army and won the initiative in the war.

In the end, the Tang Dynasty surrendered to the rebels

In addition to the following blows, the Tang Dynasty court also surrendered the rebel generals, promising heavy profits and making them submit to the court. Seeing the continuous internal strife and successive defeats in the war, the generals began to waver and were gradually persuaded to choose to surrender to the imperial court.

Relying on this method, the Tang Dynasty won the final victory. Of course, because it was surrendered, this allowed the opponent's strength to be preserved, and after that, it opened the era of the Tang Dynasty's feudal town separation.

To sum up, it is the Tang Dynasty's method to quell the Anshi Rebellion, I hope it will help you.

It was not really pacified, but the rebels no longer rebelled, nominally surrendering to the imperial court, but in fact it was a separation. The Anshi Rebellion has finally evolved into the collective will of the rebels, and the rebels will not fall apart just because the leader is dead.

The Anshi Rebellion was finally quelled by the Tang Army and the Hui Army, but the discord within the rebels was also an important reason for its defeat, including An Qingxu's killing of An Lushan, Shi Chaoyi's killing of Shi Siming, etc.

In the end, it should be the verdict of internal discord, and then Guo Ziyi finally relied on his ingenuity to win this time. In the end, it should be to calm this person.

It was Yang Yuhuan who was killed, and many generals followed the emperor back to the palace, and finally put down the war, and the Anshi Rebellion was very famous.

The Anshi Rebellion was quelled by Guo Ziyi.

Guo Ziyi (697-781), also known as Ziyi, was born in Zheng County, Huazhou (now Huazhou District, Weinan City, Shaanxi Province). A famous general in the Tang Dynasty, a politician and a military strategist. Born in Taiyuan Guo.

Guo Ziyi raised his martial arts and moved to Jiuyuan Taishou. After the Anshi Rebellion, he worshiped Shuo Fang Jiedu envoy, led the troops to Qin Wang, recovered the Lianghe (Hebei and Hedong) regions, and worshiped the military department Shangshu and Tongping Zhangshi. In the second year of Zhide (757), he assisted Li Jiao, the king of Guangping, to recover the two capitals, moved Situ, and canonized the Duke of Daiguo.

In the first year of the Qianyuan Dynasty (758), he worshiped the Zhongshu Order. In May of the second year of the Qianyuan Dynasty (759), he assumed the responsibility for the defeat of Xiangzhou and went to work. In the first year of Baoying (762), he pacified the mutiny in the river and canonized the king of Fenyang County.

In the first year of Guangde (763), after Tubo broke through Chang'an, he was ordered to dispatch troops to expel the enemy army in Tubo. In the second year of Guangde (764), he resisted the rebellion of Fugu Huai'en, persuaded Hui Hui with a single horse, and joined forces to defeat Tibet. After Tang Dezong ascended the throne, he worshiped Taiwei and Zhongshu Ling, served as the emperor's mausoleum envoy, and gave him the title "Shangfu", depriving him of real power.

In September of the first year of Qianyuan (758), the Tang Dynasty sent Guo Ziyi, Li Guangbi and other Jiujiedu envoys to command more than 200,000 troops (later increased to 600,000) to seek An Qingxu and besiege Yecheng. In March of the following year, Shi Siming led troops to help, and 600,000 Tang troops were defeated under the city. Shi Siming killed An Qingxu and returned Fan Yang, known as Emperor Dayan.

In September, he captured Luoyang and held the Tang army for more than a year. In February of the second year of Shangyuan (761), Li Guangbi failed to attack Luoyang. In March, Shi Siming was killed by his son Shi Chaoyi, and the rebels were internally centrifuged and repeatedly defeated by the Tang army.

In October of the first year of Baoying (762), Tang borrowed back the soldiers to recover Luoyang, Shi Chaoyi committed suicide in poverty, and the Anshi Rebellion was finally pacified.