Sixteen countries and Yuan Gui in the Spring and Autumn Period. After the Xiongnu attacked Ran Min, hundreds of thousands of handsome soldiers attacked Ye ("Shi Kun and Wang Lang led 70,000 people to cut Ye"), and Min led thousands of people to fight. Ran Min was defeated and beheaded 10,000 people. Ran Min led the army to kill and beheaded more than 30,000 people. "The Spring and Autumn Supplement of Sixteen Countries" records: "Ran Min rode a red horse, named Zhu Long, and traveled thousands of miles every day, with a double-edged spear in his left hand and a halberd in his right hand. He attacked it with the wind and beheaded more than 300 people in Xianbei. " Double-edged spear, also known as double-edged spear, is sharp and quick, and is most commonly used in Ran Min. He created many military miracles in the siege of the absolute superiority of the Hu Coalition forces. Before the decisive battle with Xianbei, he fought 140,000 battles with 10,000 Han troops and Xianbei fighters. Trapped by the recruits, Ran Min rode Zhu with a gun and halberd, and fought with more than 300 Xianbei masters among more than 100,000 Xianbei fighters. When the horse was injured (Zhu was exhausted) and fell to the ground and was captured, he still shouted: "The world is in chaos. Animals like Yi Di are still called emperors. I am a hero in China. Why can't you call me evil emperor! " There is chaos in the world, and you barbarians like animals can still be kings, not to mention being a man and being a hero! ) "Purple Tongzhi Sword" and "Two Stone Biography" The original text "The world is in chaos, and the second Cao Yi Di beast and the like still claim to be the emperor. I am a hero in China, why can't I claim to be the emperor evil!" The Book of Jin (a document before Xianbei, which was later included in the Spring and Autumn Annals of Sixteen Kingdoms) records Skilllong as follows: "Min Yue:' The world is in chaos, and the emperor with a human face and a beast's heart still wants to usurp chaos. I am a hero for a while, why can't I be emperor? "After his death, his opponents, a martial artist and a king, all called him" King Ai of Wu ",which vividly reflected the deep fear of the Hu people.