Sima Yi’s great-grandson rebuilt the Jin Dynasty, but he was in power and was mad at the minister! Part 2

In the first year of Yongchang (AD 322), Wang Dun used the excuse of killing the traitor Liu Wei and others to attack the army in Wuchang and attacked the capital Jiankang in the east of the Yangtze River. At the same time, Wang Dun’s confession general was in charge of Wu Xing’s response. After arriving at Penghu, Wang Dun wrote a book on the guilty.

Sima Yi’s great-grandson rebuilt the Jin Dynasty, but he was in power and was mad at the minister!

Sima Rui was furious, and he decided that Wang Dun was the "big rebellion", ordered the murderer Wang Dunke to be 5,000 households, and claimed that he wanted to drive the pro-insurance while adjusting Liu Wei and Dai Yuan and others to lead the army back to the defense. Kang.At that time, the family of the Eastern Jin Dynasty dynasty mostly sent a wait-and-see attitude toward Sima Rui and Wang Dun. The prince’s best friend, who was a regular sergeant, even though Wang Dun’s troops must have his reasons. “The general’s move seems to be there. When there is no abuse? (4), the members of the Wang family and the party feathers in Jiankang City or go out to the city to go to Wang Dun or secretly prepare to respond.After the defeat of the imperial army, Wang Dun’s army attacked the capital, and the indulgence of the soldiers plundered everywhere. The city was in chaos. Officials rushed to escape. Dai Yuan, Qi Association and others were killed. After Liu Wei’s death, Zhao Chile, the emperor Sima Rui left only Anton. General Liu Chao and two waiters, Sima Rui had no choice but to take off his clothes, put on the kimono, and summoned Wang Dun.Sima Rui said to Wang Dun: "If you want to be an emperor, tell me earlier, the throne will give it to you, and I will go to be an evil king. Why do people let people suffer together?" "Want to get me, but when In the early morning, I am still evil, how can I be so poor! (5)"

Sima Yi’s great-grandson rebuilt the Jin Dynasty, but he was in power and was mad at the minister!

At the same time, Sima Rui dazzled the world and told Wang Dun and others that he was not guilty. Then he appointed Wang Dun as the prime minister, the governor of the Chinese and foreign military, the recording of the book, the Jiangzhou animal husbandry, the Fengwuchang county, the restaurant, and the government of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Returning to Wang Dun, Sima Rui was erected and became a beggar.After Wang Dun took power, he made some adjustments to the court officials and local generals - all replaced by their confidants and partisans. Wang Dun, who was stationed in the capital, always refused to meet the emperor. Later, he went without a word and returned to his hometown Wuchang to remotely command the political affairs.Sima Rui saw Wang Dunfei's arrogance and arrogance, but he was unable to incite power, and he was worried and angered. He died in the first year of Yongchang (AD 323). "Rui is afraid of Dun, who is often worried and dying." )".Among the founding emperors of the dynasties, Sima Rui was the first one, and the only one, Sima Rui, should be the most arrogant founding emperor, even the performance of Song Gaozong, the half-founding emperor. It is also stronger than Sima Rui. Although Gao Zong was ridiculed by the Qin dynasty, he had to put a short knife in his boots every time he saw the Qin dynasty. Even so, Gao Zong was not suffocated by Qin,, and After Qin Yu’s death, he took his party’s party out of the court and finally laughed at the end.

Sima Yi’s great-grandson rebuilt the Jin Dynasty, but he was in power and was mad at the minister!

After Sima Rui’s death, Prince Sima Shao succeeded to the throne, namely Jin Mingdi, Sima Shao was brave and literary. During his reign, he settled Wang Dun’s second rebellion. During the period, Wang Dun was dead and the corpse was taken out. Burning the clothes and screaming at the head of the skull, "cracking out the body, burning its clothes, and swearing (7)" So far, Sima Shao finally revenge for his father.

Citations:

• (1) "Book of Jin·Volume 98"
• (3) Su Shi · "The second rhyme Liu Jingwen sees send"
• (4) "Book of Jin · Volume Sixty-nine"
• (5) "Book of Jin·Volume 98"
• (6) "Wei Shu·Volume 96"
• (7) "Book of Jin·Volume 98"