In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, which warlords occupied Chang an City since Dong Zhuo?

After Dong Zhuo's death, his subordinates Li Dao and Guo Bi occupied Chang'an, the two fought, Guo Bi died in battle, Li Dao was killed by his subordinates, Chang'an belonged to Cao Cao, after the Battle of Chibi, Chang'an City was occupied by Ma Chao for a time, and was later recaptured by Cao Cao with a strategy. Since then, it has been an important town of Cao Wei in the northwest region.

First Wang Yun Lu Bu, then Li Jue and Guo Yan. And then there was Cao Cao. Ma Chao again, and then Cao Cao.

Wang Yun, Lu Bu, Li Wei, Guo Yan,

Li Dao, Guo Yan: Liangzhou, Chang'an.

Yuan Shao: Jizhou.

Gongsun Zhan, Liu Yu: Youzhou.

Zang Hong: Qingzhou.

Zhang Yang: And the state.

Cao Cao: Yanzhou.

Tao Qian: Xuzhou.

Liu Biao: Jingzhou.

Liu Yan: Yizhou.

Liu Xuan: Yangzhou.

Ma Teng, Han Sui: Liangzhou, Yongzhou.

Liu Bei was the commander of Pingyuan County, Zhang Xiu was in Wancheng, Lü Bu was attached to Yuan Shao, and Sun Ce defected to Yuan Shu.

Yuan Shao, occupying Hebei, Qingdao, and three states. Liu Yan occupies Yizhou. Liu Biao, occupying Jingzhou.

Cao Cao, occupying Yanzhou and Yuzhou, Gongsun Zhan, occupying Youzhou, Tao Qian, owning Xuzhou, Yuan Shu, occupying Yangzhou, Sun Ce, entrenched in Jiangdong, Ma Teng and Han Sui seized Liangzhou, and Gongsun Du occupied Liaodong.

After Dong Zhuo's death, there were still many separatist forces, such as Yuan Shao in the north, Cao Cao in the Central Plains, Yuan Shu in Huainan, Liu Biao in Jingzhou, Sun Jian in Jiangdong, Ma Teng Han Sui in the northwest, Liu Zhang in Yizhou, and Zhang Lu in Hanzhong were all relatively large forces.

Because Liu Bei's strength was too weak at that time to join the coalition army as a single warlord, he joined the Kwantung coalition army.

Liu Bei actually participated in Dong Zhuo's crusade at that time, but his strength was too small at that time, and no one noticed him.

At that time, Liu Bei was participating in the Kwantung coalition army that fought against Dong Zhuo, but Liu Bei's strength was really too weak at that time.

At that time, Liu Bei participated in the crusade against Dong Zhuo's Kwantung coalition army. However, Liu Bei's strength was weak at that time, and he did not participate in the coalition as a single warlord.

The "Heroes" cited by Pei Songzhi's note in the "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms" recorded: "Emperor Huiling collapsed, the world was in chaos, and Bei also raised an army to fight against Dong Zhuo", which shows that Liu Bei participated in the Kwantung coalition army that fought against Dong Zhuo. However, Liu Bei's strength was weak at that time, and he did not participate in the coalition as a single warlord.

Liu Bei participated in the crusade against Dong Zhuo's Kwantung coalition army. Liu Bei was weak at that time, and he did not join the coalition as a single warlord. As a force under the command of Yuan Shao, the weak Liu Bei was indeed unable to launch an attack on Dong Zhuo alone, so he could only accompany those big warlords in Sour Zao to "set up a wine meeting" until the Kwantung Coalition Army was disbanded.

Liu Bei's strength was poor at that time, his power was weak, and he was not able to crusade against Dong Zhuo as a separate army, and Liu Bei's troops participated in the Kwantung coalition army that was crusading against Dong Zhuo at that time.

When he was crusading against Dong Zhuo, Liu Bei wanted to crusade, but at that time, Liu Bei's strength was relatively weak and he could not join the coalition as a single warlord.

When the states and counties raised troops to fight against Dong Zhuo, Liu Bei was still in Xiami as a county commander, or in Gaotang as a county lieutenant and county commander, and was not on the front line of Luoyang's periphery.

As a force under the command of Yuan Shao, the weak Liu Bei was indeed unable to launch an attack on Dong Zhuo alone, so he could only accompany those big warlords in Sour Zao to "set up a wine meeting" until the Kwantung Coalition Army was disbanded.

Just take a look at "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

Re-read the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and everything will be known.

Although Dong Zhuo had a lot of troops, the strength of the princes was not weak, and there were many princes who were against Dong Zhuo at that time, and Dong Zhuo's area was also very unfavorable to him, and his situation was more dangerous.

Before Dong Zhuo coerced the Son of Heaven to order the princes, he tested the opinions of the hundred officials. It was found that there were still many people who would oppose him, and there was no way for their current army strength to be able to defeat them with the combined forces of those who opposed him. And fighting in a strange place is very unfavorable to Dong Zhuo and them.

Because he has already coerced the Son of Heaven to order the princes, and he already enjoys real power, if he is defended in Luoyang City, he is worried that he will be attacked by a group.