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The conflict known as the Liang Province …
Years: 184 - 184
The conflict known as the Liang Province Rebellion begins in the winter of 183-184 with two groups of Qiang people causing disturbances in the outlying regions of northwestern China, with one group in the northwestern prefectures of Beidi and Anding, and another in at the counties of Fuhan and Heguan in the upper Yellow River valley.
Initially, the two groups were likely separate, each trying to seize the opportunity to resist the weakened Han rule after years of corruption and misrule.
Locations
People
- Cao Cao
- Gongsun Zan
- Guan Yu
- Huangfu Song
- Ling of Han
- Liu Bei
- Lu Zhi
- Zhang Fei
- Zhang Jue
- Zhao Zhong
- Zhu Jun
Groups
- Tocharians
- Qiang people
- Taoism
- Chinese (Han) people
- Chinese Empire, Tung (Eastern) Han Dynasty
- Way of the Five Pecks of Rice
Topics
- Han dynasty China
- Disasters of Partisan Prohibitions
- Five Pecks of Rice
- Yellow Turban Rebellion
- Liang Province Rebellion
- Three Kingdoms Period in China
Commodoties
Subjects
Regions
Subregions
Years: 184 - 184
Locations
People
- Cao Cao
- Gongsun Zan
- Guan Yu
- Huangfu Song
- Ling of Han
- Liu Bei
- Lu Zhi
- Zhang Fei
- Zhang Jue
- Zhao Zhong
- Zhu Jun
Groups
- Tocharians
- Qiang people
- Taoism
- Chinese (Han) people
- Chinese Empire, Tung (Eastern) Han Dynasty
- Way of the Five Pecks of Rice
Topics
- Han dynasty China
- Disasters of Partisan Prohibitions
- Five Pecks of Rice
- Yellow Turban Rebellion
- Liang Province Rebellion
- Three Kingdoms Period in China
Commodoties
Subjects
Regions
Subregions