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Tensions are high in China following the …
Years: 340 - 351
Tensions are high in China following the fall of the ethnically Jie Later Zhao regime in 350 by the Chinese state of Ran Wei.
The Jie people, who had formed the Later Zhao Dynasty, do not accept Ran Min's rule and rise against him, and are joined in this by many other Wu Hu nations.
The resulting war is a decisive victory for Ran Min, who then proceeds to issue his famous "extermination order," which results in the extermination of virtually all of the Jie and most of the Wu Hu.
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- Qiang people
- Xiongnu (Hsiung-nu)
- Xianbei
- Di (Wu Hu)
- Jie people
- Christianity, Nicene
- Ran Min, Han Chinese “Empire” of
Topics
- Six Dynasties Period in China
- Sixteen Kingdoms Period in China
- Civil Wars in China triggered by the Wu Hu Invasion
- Wei-Jie War
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Years: 340 - 351
People
Groups
- Qiang people
- Xiongnu (Hsiung-nu)
- Xianbei
- Di (Wu Hu)
- Jie people
- Christianity, Nicene
- Ran Min, Han Chinese “Empire” of
Topics
- Six Dynasties Period in China
- Sixteen Kingdoms Period in China
- Civil Wars in China triggered by the Wu Hu Invasion
- Wei-Jie War
Subjects
Regions
Subregions