In 383 (the eighth year of Taiyuan in the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the nineteenth year of Jianyuan of the former Qin Dynasty), the former Qin sent troops to attack the Eastern Jin Dynasty and fought in Feishui (now Shouxian County, Huainan, Anhui). The former Qin army was said to have an army of more than 800,000 people, and they threw whips to cut off the flow; the Eastern Jin Dynasty had more than 70,000 elite troops, and all the grass and trees on Bagong Mountain were covered with soldiers. As a result, Fu Jian's army of the former Qin Dynasty was defeated, and there was a lot of noise during the retreat. When they arrived in Luoyang, there were only more than 100,000 troops left.
Cao Cao was defeated in Chibi, and then Wei was still the strongest among the three kingdoms. After the Battle of Chibi, Cao Cao also sent troops to the south to conquer Liu Bei and Sun Quan many times. After the Battle of Feishui, why didn't Fu Jian follow Cao Cao's example and march south again?
After the Battle of Feishui, the various ethnic groups that had originally submitted to the former Qin Dynasty took the opportunity to become independent, and the north once again fell into a state of melee.
【Longxi】
During the Battle of Feishui, Fu Jian ordered Nandanyu Qifu Guoren to serve as the former general and lead the vanguard cavalry. The news of the defeat in the Battle of Feishui reached Longxi, and Qifu Guoren's uncle Qifu Budai immediately supported his troops and became independent.
In Fu Jian's view, Qifu Budai's main purpose was to seize the position of leader of the Qifu tribe. It was an internal dispute within the Qifu tribe, not against the former Qin Dynasty. Fu Jian ordered the Qifu tribe to lead an army back to crusade. Unexpectedly, Qifu Budan led his army to meet his nephew. Qifu Guoren took the opportunity to annex other tribes in Longxi, with more than 100,000 troops.
Two years later, Qifu Guoren was proclaimed the Great Chanyu in Longxi and established his capital in Yongzhengchuan (now Yuzhong, Gansu). Fu Jian swallowed his anger and named him King of Yuanchuan. Why did Fu Jian swallow his anger and look down.
【Hebei】
In 383, Zhai Bin, a native of Dingling, raised an army to establish himself in Xin'an, Luoyang. Fu Pi, the Duke of Changle in Yecheng of the former Qin Dynasty, was the eldest son of Fu Jian. He ordered Murong Chui and Fu Feilong to lead troops to conquer Zhai Bin. On the way, Murong Chui attacked and killed Fu Pi. Feilong broke with the former Qin Dynasty.
In 384, Murong Chui claimed to be the general, the governor, and the king of Yan in Xingyang. A year later Murong Chui captured Yecheng and occupied Hebei.
【Guanzhong】
In 384, Shi Muronghong, the former head of the northern Qin Dynasty (the younger brother of the former Yan Emperor Murong), heard the news that his uncle Murong Chui had attacked Ye, and proclaimed himself the general and the king of Jibei in Huayin (southeast of today's Huayin County, Shaanxi). This year Murong was killed and his younger brother Murong Chong came to the throne.
Fu Jian ordered Yongzhou Mu Fu Rui and Yao Chang to send troops to attack Murong Chong. As a result, the former Qin army was defeated and Fu Rui was killed. Yao Chang sent Chief Shi Zhaodu and soldier Jiang Xie to apologize to Fu Jian, but they were both killed by the angry Fu Jian. The frightened Yao Chang fled to the horse ranch in Weibei. Yao Chang occupied Beidi, Xinping, and Anding, claiming to be a general, a great Chanyu, and the king of Qin for ten thousand years. He established his capital in Beidi (southeast of today's Yaoxian County, Shaanxi Province), and more than 100,000 Qiang and Hu people surrendered.
Yao Chang was the 24th son of the Qiang chief Yao Yizhong. In 357, his brother Yao Xiang attempted to capture Guanzhong and died in a battle with the former Qin generals Fu Huangmei and Deng Qiang in Sanyuan (today's Sanyuan, Shaanxi Province). Yao Chang led all the remnants of Yao Xiang to surrender to the former Qin Dynasty. In the same year, Fu Jian overthrew Fu Sheng and appointed himself the king of heaven. Yao Chang was appointed as the general of Yangwu.
During the Battle of Feishui, Fu Jian worshiped Yao Chang as General Longxiang, supervising the military affairs of Yi and Liang states, and ordered him to lead his army from Shu to attack the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Fu Jian achieved great success as General Longxiang. Giving this title to Yao Chang and letting him lead an army alone shows his trust.
In 385, King Murong Chong of Jibei led his army to attack Chang'an. Fu Jian left Prince Fu Hong to guard Chang'an and fled to Wujiang Mountain with hundreds of horsemen. Murong Chong proclaimed himself emperor in Epang (today's Xi'an, Shaanxi Province) and stationed in Chang'an. His country was named Yan, and it was called Xiyan in history.
Yao Chang's general Wu Zhong captured Fu Jian alive. Yao Chang asked for the imperial seal but was unable to do so, so he killed Fu Jian in Xinping (today's Binzhou, Xianyang, Shaanxi).
Fu Deng, the grandson of Fu Jian, fled to Fuhan where Mu Maoxing was stationed in Hezhou (now Linxia, Gansu). The Di people in the Guanlong area supported him as emperor. The former Qin Dynasty became a local separatist force and attacked the later Qin Dynasty for many years.
【Later Qin and Later Yan】
In 386, Yao Chang moved the capital to Chang'an, and the country was named Da Qin, which was also known as Later Qin in history.
In 394, the Hou Yan army captured the eldest son and killed Murong Yong. Xi Yan died.
The northern region was divided among its rivals. The strongest ones at this time were Later Qin and Later Yan. From the Battle of Feishui to the murder of Fu Jian, in just two years, Qi Fu Guoren raised troops in Longxi, Ding Ling and Zhai Bin raised troops in Henan, Xianbei Murong Chui raised troops in Hebei, Xianbei Murong Hong raised troops in Guanzhong Huayin, and Qiang Yao Chang raised troops in Weibei. . Fu Jian was not a god and could not turn the tide. Otherwise, he would not have been defeated in the Battle of Feishui, let alone another southern expedition to the Eastern Jin Dynasty. In 383 (the eighth year of Taiyuan in the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the nineteenth year of Jianyuan of the former Qin Dynasty), the former Qin sent troops to attack the Eastern Jin Dynasty and fought in Feishui (now Shouxian County, Huainan, Anhui). The former Qin army was said to have an army of more than 800,000 people, and they threw whips to cut off the flow; the Eastern Jin Dynasty had more than 70,000 elite troops, and all the grass and trees on Bagong Mountain were covered with soldiers. As a result, Fu Jian's army of the former Qin Dynasty was defeated, and there was a lot of noise during the retreat. When they arrived in Luoyang, there were only more than 100,000 troops left.
Cao Cao was defeated in Chibi, and then Wei was still the strongest among the three kingdoms. After the Battle of Chibi, Cao Cao also sent troops to the south to conquer Liu Bei and Sun Quan many times. After the Battle of Feishui, why didn't Fu Jian follow Cao Cao's example and march south again?
After the Battle of Feishui, the various ethnic groups that had originally submitted to the former Qin Dynasty took the opportunity to become independent, and the north once again fell into a state of melee.
【Longxi】
During the Battle of Feishui, Fu Jian ordered Nandanyu Qifu Guoren to serve as the former general and lead the vanguard cavalry. The news of the defeat in the Battle of Feishui reached Longxi, and Qifu Guoren's uncle Qifu Budai immediately supported his troops and became independent.
In Fu Jian's view, Qifu Budai's main purpose was to seize the position of leader of the Qifu tribe. It was an internal dispute within the Qifu tribe, not against the former Qin Dynasty. Fu Jian ordered the Qifu tribe to lead an army back to crusade. Unexpectedly, Qifu Budan led his army to meet his nephew. Qifu Guoren took the opportunity to annex other tribes in Longxi, with more than 100,000 troops.
Two years later, Qifu Guoren was proclaimed the Great Chanyu in Longxi and established his capital in Yongzhengchuan (now Yuzhong, Gansu). Fu Jian swallowed his anger and named him King of Yuanchuan. Why did Fu Jian swallow his anger and look down.
【Hebei】
In 383, Zhai Bin, a native of Dingling, raised an army to establish himself in the Xin'an area of Luoyang. Fu Pi, the Duke of Changle in Yecheng of the former Qin Dynasty, was the eldest son of Fu Jian. He ordered Murong Chui and Fu Feilong to lead troops to conquer Zhai Bin. On the way, Murong Chui attacked and killed Fu. Feilong broke with the former Qin Dynasty.
In 384, Murong Chui claimed to be the general, the governor, and the king of Yan in Xingyang. A year later Murong Chui captured Yecheng and occupied Hebei.
【Guanzhong】
In 384, Shi Muronghong, the former head of the northern Qin Dynasty (the younger brother of the former Yan Emperor Murong), heard the news that his uncle Murong Chui had attacked Ye, and proclaimed himself the general and the king of Jibei in Huayin (southeast of today's Huayin County, Shaanxi). This year Murong was killed and his younger brother Murong Chong came to the throne.
Fu Jian ordered Yongzhou Mu Fu Rui and Yao Chang to send troops to attack Murong Chong. As a result, the former Qin army was defeated and Fu Rui was killed. Yao Chang sent Chief Shi Zhaodu and soldier Jiang Xie to apologize to Fu Jian, but they were both killed by the angry Fu Jian. The frightened Yao Chang fled to the horse ranch in Weibei. Yao Chang occupied Beidi, Xinping, and Anding, claiming to be a general, a great Chanyu, and the king of Qin for ten thousand years. He established his capital in Beidi (southeast of today's Yaoxian County, Shaanxi Province), and more than 100,000 Qiang and Hu people surrendered.
Yao Chang was the 24th son of the Qiang chief Yao Yizhong. In 357, his brother Yao Xiang attempted to capture Guanzhong and died in a battle with the former Qin generals Fu Huangmei and Deng Qiang in Sanyuan (today's Sanyuan, Shaanxi Province). Yao Chang led all the remnants of Yao Xiang to surrender to the former Qin Dynasty. In the same year, Fu Jian overthrew Fu Sheng and appointed himself the king of heaven. Yao Chang was appointed as the general of Yangwu.
During the Battle of Feishui, Fu Jian worshiped Yao Chang as General Longxiang, supervising the military affairs of Yi and Liang states, and ordered him to lead his army from Shu to attack the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Fu Jian achieved great success as General Longxiang. Giving this title to Yao Chang and letting him lead an army alone shows his trust.
In 385, King Murong Chong of Jibei led his army to attack Chang'an. Fu Jian left Prince Fu Hong to guard Chang'an and fled to Wujiang Mountain with hundreds of horsemen. Murong Chong proclaimed himself emperor in Epang (today's Xi'an, Shaanxi Province) and stationed in Chang'an. His country was named Yan, and it was called Xiyan in history.
Yao Chang's general Wu Zhong captured Fu Jian alive. Yao Chang asked for the imperial seal but was unable to do so, so he killed Fu Jian in Xinping (today's Binzhou, Xianyang, Shaanxi).
Fu Deng, the grandson of Fu Jian, fled to Fuhan where Mu Maoxing was stationed in Hezhou (now Linxia, Gansu). The Di people in the Guanlong area supported him as emperor. The former Qin Dynasty became a local separatist force and attacked the later Qin Dynasty for many years.
【Later Qin and Later Yan】
In 386, Yao Chang moved the capital to Chang'an, and the country was named Da Qin, which was also known as Later Qin in history.
In 394, the Hou Yan army captured the eldest son and killed Murong Yong. Xi Yan died.
The northern region was divided among its rivals. The strongest ones at this time were Later Qin and Later Yan. From the Battle of Feishui to the murder of Fu Jian, in just two years, Qi Fu Guoren raised troops in Longxi, Ding Ling and Zhai Bin raised troops in Henan, Xianbei Murong Chui raised troops in Hebei, Xianbei Murong Hong raised troops in Guanzhong Huayin, and Qiang Yao Chang raised troops in Weibei. . Fu Jian was not a god and could not turn the tide. Otherwise, he would not have been defeated in the Battle of Feishui, let alone another southern expedition to the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
