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54: 70: 745:. However, discrepancies in the records have led to some modern historians asserting that Liu Yuan was of the Chuge tribe (屠各), also known as Xiuchuge (休屠各). While the Chuge were not related to the chanyus, they were the most politically powerful among all the Southern Xiongnu tribes at the time. Regardless of his true lineage, Liu Yuan's framing granted him the legitimacy to win over the support of the 772:. To ensure their loyalty, they were given high ranks and full command over their armies, but this practice also meant that they were also essentially warlords as the Han court had no actual means to restrain them. In 308, the Han conquered Pingyang Commandery, where they shifted their capital to Puzi (蒲子, in modern 511:. The reference to them as separate states should be considered misleading, given that when Liu Yao changed the name of the state from “Han” to “Zhao” in 319, he treated the state as having been continuous from the time that Liu Yuan founded it in 304; instead, he de-established his imperial lineage from the 836:
region. In the west, Liu Cong heavily entrusted his cousin, Liu Yao, to lead the war against Emperor Min. After several years of campaigning, Liu Yao captured Chang'an in 316, ending the Western Jin dynasty. Both Emperor Huai and Min suffered similar fates; they were forced to serve as cupbearers for
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of Han and invited the Eastern Jin court to assist him, but was ignored. Meanwhile, both Liu Yao and Shi Le combined their forces to oppose Jin Zhun. During the campaign, Liu Yao was acclaimed the new emperor by surviving Han officials fleeing from Pingyang. The rebellion was quickly defeated by the
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briefly unified the five divisions before they were gradually forced back into five by the imperial court. Xiongnu revolts also broke out under the Western Jin, but were swiftly dealt with. The Xiongnu's insurbordination made Bing province an area for concern among some ministers, who suggested that
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in 319, which was also known officially as "Zhao" (labeled "Later Zhao" in Chinese historiography). Since both the Former Zhao and Northern Han were ruled by the same family, the Chinese scholars often conditionally combined them into a single Han-Zhao regime. Numerous Western texts refer to the two
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With the rebellion crushed, tension arose between Liu Yao and Shi Le. As Shi Le had cultivated a powerful base on the North China Plain, Liu Yao was convinced that he would take advantage of Han's vulnerability to launch a surprise rebellion. When Shi Le sent his envoy to congratulate him, Liu Yao
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When Liu Yuan established the Han, he retained most of the imperial Chinese government offices such as Grand Marshal, Minister of Works and Minister Over the Masses while mixing a few Xiongnu-influenced titles like the Grand Chanyu, who was second to the emperor. In 314, while reorganizing the
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Within the Han court, Liu Cong also faced strong dissidence from his own ministers. Records depict him as a hedonistic ruler with a violent temperament, but restrained himself under pressure from his officials during his early reign. In his later reign, he had the unusual practice of having
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Nonetheless, among the Xiongnu elite and herdsmen, a keen sense of separate identity from the Chinese was retained. Most herdsmen still kept their horseback raiding and combat skills. Discontent against the Jin rule and of their subordinate position prompted them to seek an independent or
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was rejected, Liu Cong took the throne for himself while still appointing Ai as his Crown Prince. He then intensified his attack on Luoyang, which had been left exposed by the departure of the Jin imperial army and a deadly famine. In 311, Shi Le annihilated the Jin imperial army at the
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had the envoy executed, which prompted Shi Le to declare independence. The empire was thus divided into two, with Liu Yao controlling the west and Shi Le controlling the east. As Pingyang had been devastated by the rebellion, Liu Yao shifted the capital to his base in Chang'an.
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in 312. More concerning was Shi Le gaining control of a significant part of the eastern empire after assassinating his fellow warlord, Wang Mi and absorbing his army. Liu Cong, fearing that Shi Le may outright rebel, did not punish him, while Wang Mi's subordinate,
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by 323. At its prime, the Former Zhao's army reportedly numbered at around 285,000 strong. Despite the state's new positioning, Liu Yao maintained interest in integrating with Chinese culture, as evident by his opening of an
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Unlike his predecessors, Liu Yao distanced the state away from the framing of Han restoration and appealed more to his Xiongnu ancestry. He renamed the state to Zhao (since one of Liu Yao's previous title was Prince of
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led to civil wars and widespread famines in northern China. In 304, the Xiongnu elites contacted Liu Yuan, who was serving as a general under the Prince of Chengdu,
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After Liu Cong's death in 318, his successor, Liu Can and the rest of the imperial family in Pingyang were massacred in a coup by a powerful consort kin,
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Liu Cong before they were executed out of fear they would rebel. After Emperor Min's capture, the imperial Sima family reestablished itself as the
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states separately; others referred to the Han state as the “Northern Han”, a confusing nomenclature given that the term also refers to the
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by Later Zhao forces. The Han-Zhao dynasty was at its end, and the Later Zhao would rule most of northern China for the next 20 years.
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clan. Liu Yuan depicted his state as a restoration of the Han dynasty, as his ancestors were married to Han princesses through
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moved them there and split them into "five divisions" (五部). The Xiongnu continued their nomadic lifestyles of the steppes with
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finally favored the Xiongnu, as infighting between the Jin princes over control of the developmentally-disabled
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War between the two Zhaos eventually broke out in 324, and in 328, Liu Yao led his forces to secure the
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In his early reign, Liu Yao expanded westwards while Shi Le dealt with his own matters in the east. In
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and were resettled into the border commanderies. By the 280s, a huge number (approximately 400,000) of
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then descended upon Luoyang, capturing the defenseless city and Emperor Huai in an event known as the
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period of Chinese history. In Chinese historiography, it was given two conditional state titles, the
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The reason it is also referred to as "Former Zhao" in historiography is to distinguish it from the
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coup in 318, the empire, which renamed itself to (Former) Zhao in 319, was split into two between
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government, Liu Cong introduced a dual administrative system between the Han Chinese and "
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Despite the symbolic victory, Jin forces continued to resist in northern China, with
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Liu Yuan proceeded to proclaim himself the "King of Han," the same title used by
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they be resettled outside the frontier, although their proposals were rejected.
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region from Later Zhao. Liu Yao and Shi Le's forces came head to head at the
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As the Jin civil war continued, more rebellions began breaking out on the
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self-governing Xiongnu entity. As one of the elite adequately puts it:
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who was thrust into the leadership role when Liu Yao was captured by
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in the 1st century, the Southern Xiongnu branch submitted to the
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During the Han period, the capital was frequently shifted around
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retaliated and killed him. After his offer to his half-brother,
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of the Southern Xiongnu, and therefore a member of the royal
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by 317. At the height of its power, the Han ruled Shanxi,
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but was later dropped because of his Xiongnu ethnicity.
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alliance, and Jin Zhun and his family were all killed.
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at a time, and he entrusted political affairs to his
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Index

Qian Zhao
Han-Zhao before split, c. 317, northern China
Han-Zhao (Former Zhao) after split, c. 326
Pingyang
Chang'an
Tengriism
Buddhism
Monarchy
Liu Yuan
Liu He
Liu Cong
Liu Can
Liu Yao
Liu Xi
Liu Yuan
Liu Yao
Shi Le
Jin dynasty (266–420)
Later Zhao
China
simplified Chinese
traditional Chinese
pinyin
simplified Chinese
traditional Chinese
pinyin
dynastic state of China
Luandi
Chuge
Xiongnu

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