Sima Ying sent confidant general Shi Chao to guard Luoyang Twelve Gates. He ordered all the guards in the temple to be killed and replaced. He also abolished the crown prince established by the king of Qi as the king of Qinghe.
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Sima Yu, the king of Hejian, bought it and asked Sima Ying to be the emperor's younger brother, so that he could "follow it".
In the northwest, Sima Yi, the king of Hejian, repeatedly defeated Serina Liu and called Zhang Fang back to Chang 'an. Zhang let go and robbed more than ten thousand men and women in Luoyang Palace. When there was a lack of food on the way, they killed all the men and women they had robbed and mixed them with beef and mutton as rations. After arriving in Guanzhong, Zhang Fang and Sima Yi joined forces to defeat Serina Liu and behead Yongzhou secretariat.
Portrait of Sima Yue, King of the East China Sea
The emperor's eldest brother Sima Ying was very extravagant, lucky and disappointed. Sima Yue, the king of the East China Sea who lives in Beijing, has long been self-reliant. In the autumn of the first year of Emperor Huidi's Yong Xing (304), he led troops into Yunlong Gate to denounce the King of Chengdu and restore Sima Qin's status as Crown Prince.
Sima Yue followed Sima Yi's example, hijacked Hui Di's Northern Expedition, and led more than 100,000 troops to Yecheng.
It turned out that Shi Chao, who was guarding the city for Sima Ying in Luoyang, had already heard the news and fled back to Yecheng. Sima Ying gave him fifty thousand soldiers and ordered him to meet Sima Yue.
The two sides met in Dangyin (now Tangyin, Henan), and Shi Chao defeated Sima Yuejun.
In the chaos, Emperor Jinhui fell in the grass with a knife on his face and three arrows on his body. All the officials fled, only the servant Ji Shao dismounted and got on the bus to protect Hui Di.
The mutinous soldiers tore down the imperial edict from the car and hacked to death with a knife. Hui Di shouted: "Loyal minister, don't kill!" "
Portrait of Jin Huidi
The soldiers replied, "I came on orders from my brother, but I won't offend your majesty alone."
So Ji Shao died by the sword, and blood spilled on Hui Di's clothes.
Soon, Sima Ying sent Lu Zhi to find Hui Di, who was sitting in the grass crying, and moved him to Yecheng.
About wanted to wash the emperor's clothes, and the emperor said, "Don't wash them when you are dying!" At this point in the book, Mitchell also sighed: Who said Hui Di was stupid?
Portrait of Ji Shao
Ji Shao's father Ji Kang was falsely accused of not cooperating with Sima's family at the end of Wei Dynasty and was killed. Ji Shao, a pure minister, is loyal to Sima's family and a gentleman's husband. No wonder Wen Tianxiang regarded him as a model of loyal subjects in the poem Song of Benevolence and Righteousness.
When Sima Yue, king of the East China Sea, sent troops from Luoyang, Sima Yu, king of Hejian, had sent Zhang Fang to attack Luoyang. The defeated Sima Yue had to flee to his fief East China Sea (now Tancheng, Shandong Province). As a matter of common sense, the defeat of imperial clan Sima Yue is a foregone conclusion, and it is impossible to slow down the actions of Sima Ying, the king of Chengdu, and Sima Yi, the king of Hejian.
Portraits of Ji Shao and Hui Di
History always has such contingency. At that time, Wang Jun, the "military commander of Youzhou" of the Jin Dynasty, joined forces with the cavalry of Xianbei and Wuhuan tribes in the border area, and joined forces with Sima Teng, the younger brother of Sima Yue, king of the East China Sea, to attack Yecheng in the south.
Sima Ying heard that a few cavalry came to attack and sent Wang Chao and others to refuse to fight, but they repeatedly lost. Wang Jun's Xianbei and other tribal cavalry are invincible, and the autumn wind sweeps away the leaves. "There was a big earthquake in the sky, and more than a hundred people fled and the foot soldiers scattered."
Lu Zhi suggested that Sima Ying return to Luoyang from Hui Di. At that time, there were15,000 soldiers, who were more than enough to be guards when they fled. At dawn, Princess Cheng, Sima Ying's mother, was attached to Yecheng and refused to get up. When doubts hung in the air, his soldiers were dispersed.
Sima Ying and Lu Zhi, with only a few dozen riders, led Hui Di and drove a calf cart south to Luoyang.
When he fled to Mangshan, Zhang Fang led thousands of soldiers to "meet".
Portrait of Zhang Fang
"(Zhang) will pay a visit, and the emperor will stop when he gets off the bus." The open emperor, though stupid, realized that he couldn't even bow down to a general now.
After Wang Jun invaded Yecheng, its troops were looted. Before the soldiers returned to Jizhou, Wang Jun ordered: "Whoever dares to hide will be beheaded!" At that time, the cavalry of all ethnic groups were still very afraid of the military law of the rulers. They pushed the stunning woman robbed by thousands of people into the Xiao water and drowned, killing more than 8,000 people.