How to sort out the history of Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties

Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties are called Three Kingdoms, Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties, with 14 dynasties. From Cao Pi proclaimed himself emperor in 220 to the establishment of the Sui Dynasty in 589, there was only 37 years of unification, which was the most turbulent era of regime change in China's history. It was called fire and ice in the history of China. The regime change in Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties seems complicated, but there is actually a main line, that is, the process of mutual checks and balances between Confucian nobles and non-Confucian cold families, and the process of competing for power and profit. At the very least, it is a social value, a struggle of ideas, that is, whether there is the only thrill or not, whether there are princes or not, it is better to have seeds.

Three Kingdoms (***60 years): The Three Kingdoms period was a period when the poor were in power.

1, Wei (220-265): Cao Wei was based on Cao Cao, who was born in Qiao County (now Bozhou County, Anhui Province). The Han regime established by Cao Pi was the most powerful of the three countries, so it became the "Wei" of Wei Jinzhong.

2. Shu (22 1-263): It is a Han regime represented by Liu Bei, and is known as the King of Zhongshan in the Han Dynasty.

3. Wu (222-280): Sun Wu was a second-class gentry in Fuchun (now Fuyang, Zhejiang), so he was not a rich boy.

4. Western Jin Dynasty (265-3 17): Sima Yi came from the Sima family in Hanoi (now wen county, Henan). This is a local giant, similar to Mary Magdalene, who has different feelings about Jesus. All the people have the format of XX. Sima Yi's success comes directly from the support of his clansmen who belong to the same clan, as well as the characteristics of the cold clan who are exposed to the wind on both sides. For example, because Shu Han has no strong Han organization, its resistance is weak and it is easy to rule.