During the Jin Dynasty, did Si Marui move the capital after he proclaimed himself emperor? Later, there were pre-Qin and post-Qin dynasties. What is it called in history? Jin dynasty to later southern

During the Jin Dynasty, did Si Marui move the capital after he proclaimed himself emperor? Later, there were pre-Qin and post-Qin dynasties. What is it called in history? Jin dynasty to later southern and northern dynasties The Eastern Jin Dynasty (3 16-420) was a dynasty established in the south by Si Marui, a descendant of the royal family of the Western Jin Dynasty. Its ruling scope is Lu Chen in the Central Plains, forming a special ruling form. Due to the migration of ethnic minorities, the Jin Dynasty (Western Jin Dynasty) with its capital in Luoyang perished, and Si Marui, the king of Langya, ascended the throne in Jiankang (now Nanjing), that is, the Emperor of Jin, known as the Eastern Jin Dynasty in history. Coexisting with the sixteen northern countries, this historical period is also known as the sixteen eastern Jin countries. The territories in the northeast, northwest and north are not well connected, and they have been indirectly ruled in the form of vassal States for a long time. During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the interior was once divided. In 420, Emperor Wu of Song abolished Emperor Jin 'an, established Liu Song and entered the Southern and Northern Dynasties.

The pre-Qin Dynasty, founded by the Di nationality, took Wang Meng, the Han nationality, as the prime minister in Fu Jian, and became strong, unifying most parts of the north. In 383, Fu Jian led an army south, with a huge momentum, in an attempt to wipe out the Eastern Jin Dynasty in one fell swoop, so the famous "Battle of Feishui" happened in history. The battle of Feishui took place at the foot of Bagong Mountain on Feishui God. The ancient city of Shouxian, Anhui. Feishui is also Feishui, which comes from Jiangjun Mountain between Feixi and Shouxian. In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Xie Shi and Xie Xuan defeated Fu Jian. The battle under the water between the former Qin Dynasty and the Eastern Jin Dynasty is a famous example in Chinese history. There are idioms such as jittery, nervous, and beyond the reach of the whip. After the Battle of Feishui, the former Qin Dynasty collapsed, the north was in chaos, and it was once again in a state of long-term division, and the Hu people had no time to invade the south. In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the weak prevailed over the strong, and the situation was temporarily stable.

During Yongjia (307 ~ 3 12) in the Western Jin Dynasty, a branch of the Qiang nationality, led by the rich Tusi Yao, moved from Chiting (now Longxi, Gansu) to □ Mi (now Qianyang Cave, Shaanxi). During the post-Zhao period, Shi Hu moved the heroes of Guanzhong, Bian and Qiang to Kanto. In 333, Yao was appointed as the governor of Xiqiang, and led tens of thousands of Qiang people to the source of Qinghe River (now the northeast of Zaoqiang, Hebei Province). After Shi Hu's death, Yi Zhong sent an envoy to the Jin Dynasty, where he got an official title. In 352, Yi Zhong died of illness, his son Yao Xiang succeeded to the throne, and the relationship with the Eastern Jin Dynasty broke down. Yao Xiang wants to lead many people back to Guanzhong. In 357, he fought against the former Qin Jun in Sanyuan and was defeated and killed. Yao Chang, Xiang's younger brother, led troops to the former Qin Dynasty and became a general of Fu Jian with outstanding achievements. Shortly after the Battle of Feishui, Fu Jian returned to Chang 'an, and Murong Hong, a noble of Xianbei, rose up against Qin. Yao Chang participated in fighting for Hong's defeat and fled to Weibei. He got the support of the Qiang people and the nobles of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and also rose up against the State of Qin. In 384, he often called himself a general, Khan, the king of Qin for ten thousand years, and was called the late Qin in history. Yao Chang led the army into Tunbei (now Yaoxian County, Shaanxi Province), and more than 100,000 households in Weibei Hu Qiang joined the army. His power developed rapidly. In 385, Fu Jian was captured and killed. When Murong Yong led more than 300,000 people from Xianbei to the Middle East, Yao Chang entered Chang 'an and proclaimed himself emperor in 386, with the title of Daqin.