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Anonymous users2024-02-08In 187, at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, when the Yellow Turban Uprising and Dong Zhuo's dictatorship occurred, the Southern Xiongnu had internal strife, the Chinese killed Shan Yu Qiangqu, and the son Zuoxian King Yu Fuluo ascended the throne. The participants were afraid of retaliation and did not recognize the new Shan Yu, so they set up another Shan Yu, and Yu Fuluo had to go to the Han Dynasty to appeal for help. It was the chaos at the end of the Han Dynasty, so he had to stay in Hedong.
In 195, the Southern Xiongnu participated in the melee in the Central Plains, and Cai Wenji, the daughter of Cai Yong of the Eastern Han Dynasty, was taken captive to the Xiongnu. In 202, the leaders of the Southern Xiongnu were attached to Cao Cao, the prime minister of the Han Dynasty, and Cai Wenji returned to the Han Dynasty. In 216, Cao Cao detained Huchuquan Shan Yu, and sent King Youxian to Beijian State, and divided the Southern Xiongnu into five divisions and placed them in Pingyang County, and the Xiongnu Shan Yu Dynasty ended.
During the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Cao divided the Xiongnu into five parts, namely left, right, south, north, and middle, and placed them in Shaanxi, Shanxi, and Hebei. The nobles of each department were handsome, and later renamed as captains; Take the Han as the Sima to supervise. Yu Fu Luozi Liu Bao is the left handsome.
Since the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, various ethnic groups from the surrounding areas have poured into the Central Plains. Among them, the number of Huns is the largest, and the history is called "Guanzhong has a population of more than 1 million, half of the Rong Di people, and the Huns and Han live together".
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Anonymous users2024-02-07A part of the Xiongnu moved southward and mixed with the Han people. Some were driven to the west by the Han army.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06The Xiongnu during the Three Kingdoms period were a group of rogues mixed with the peasant rebel army. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Xiongnu were divided into two parts: the north and the south. The group that went south to the Eastern Han Dynasty was called the Southern Xiongnu, and settled in the Hetao area of the Han Dynasty, that is, the area of Bingzhou and Youzhou.
And the one that stayed in Mobei was called the Northern Xiongnu. Later, the Northern Xiongnu moved westward and basically disappeared into Chinese history. The Southern Xiongnu were mixed until the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Everyone was very curious, by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.
How did the Huns get mixed up after the blow. Let's talk about the survival of the Southern Xiongnu during the Three Kingdoms period.
In 187 AD, Zhongshan Taishou Zhang Chun rebelled, Youzhou Mu Liu Yu led troops to attack Zhang Chun, and the Xiongnu Qiangqu Shan Yu sent his son to Youzhou to quell the rebellion. In 188 AD, the Southern Xiongnu mutinied and Shan Yu was killed. His son Yu Fuluo was unable to return to the Xiongnu court, so he had to take his men and horses to the Eastern Han Dynasty for help.
But at that time, Emperor Ling of Han.
After his death, the Han Dynasty collapsed, and the matter was put on hold for the time being.
After Yu Fuluo failed to ask for help, he then became a rogue and attacked Hanoi, Taiyuan and other counties. After being defeated, he could not return to the court of the Xiongnu. had to stay in Pingyang County, Hedong County. In 190 AD, the princes fought against Dong Zhuo, Yu Fuluo and Yuan Shao.
After Zhang Yang formed an alliance, he rebelled, and Yuan Shao sent troops to defeat him. In 192 AD, Cao Cao.
Lead the crusade against Montenegro.
The thief, by the way, repelled Yu Fuluo in Neihuang. In 193 AD, he participated in Yuan Shu.
The coalition forces attacked Cao Cao and were defeated by Cao Cao. In 195 AD, Shan Yu Fuluo died of illness, and his younger brother Hu Chuquan succeeded to the throne, and his son Liu Bao became the Xiongnu Zuoxian King.
In 216 AD, the Xiongnu underwent earth-shattering changes. That year, Cao Cao Jin Wei Wang, the prestige spread to the north, the Huns admired him very much, Shan Yu Hu Chuquan personally came to Yecheng to congratulate. In order to weaken the power of the Xiongnu, Cao Cao left Huchuquan in Yecheng and let his right virtuous king Liu Bao manage the Xiongnu tribes.
Cao Cao divided the Xiongnu into 5 departments, which were not related to each other, and let the Han people be the Sima and supervise. The Xiongnu all fell to Cao Wei.
In the hands of the regime, Shan Yu also became a title in vain, and the Southern Xiongnu basically perished.
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