Chapter 29 Six, the unfinished aftermath

Although the main forces of the Yellow Turbans in Jizhou, Yingchuan, Dongjun, Nanyang and other places were extinguished by the Eastern Han Dynasty, the huge waves caused by the Yellow Turban Uprising are rolling in. Rebellions continued everywhere. Bian Zhang and Han Sui started an incident in Longxi. Zhang Xiu's "Five Dou Rice Road" started in Berkshire. In the second year of Zhongping, there were Zhang Niujiao, Chu Feiyan, Huang Long, Zuo Xiao, Yu Digen, Zhang Baiqi, Liu Shi, Zuo Miaowenba, Pinghan Daji, Sili Yuancheng, Lei Gong, Fuyun, Baique, Yang in Hebei. Feng, Yu Du, Wulu, Li Damu, Bai Rao, Sui Hong, Ku Li and others rebelled, the big ones were 20,000 to 30,000, and the small ones were 6,000 to 7,000. After Zhang Niujiao died in battle, Chu Feiyan succeeded him as the leader of the army , changed his surname to Zhang, he is Zhang Yan, the famous Montenegrin military commander in history books.

In the fourth year of Zhongping, there was Zhang Chun's rebellion in Jizhong, with more than 100,000 people.In the same year, there was an uprising in Changsha with more than 10,000 people. Later, Sun Jian, the Yilang, rebelled against him. Sun Jian was also named Wu Chenghou for his meritorious service. In the fifth year of Zhongping, in Baibo Valley in Hexi, Guo Da, the rest of the Yellow Turban, rebelled and invaded Taiyuan, Hedong and other places.In the same year, the remnants of the Yellow Turbans in Qingzhou revived and plundered the prefectures and counties. Afterwards, they grew stronger and became known as one million.

These uprisings and rebellions either became the forces of the separatist party, or provided a promotion for the stronger ones. In the fifth year of Zhongping, Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty first installed the Eighth Colonel of Xiyuan, with the eunuch Jian Shuo as the commander, Yuan Shao as the Colonel of the Chinese Army, and Cao Cao as the Colonel of the Dian Army. In the sixth year of Zhongping, Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty passed away. From then on, the power of the Han family fell into the hands of others, and the wars and disputes continued for decades.Although the Eastern Han court still exists in name, history has entered the era we know well.

Countless careerists, loyal ministers, warriors, wise men, beauties, ordinary people, and fools will jointly write an epic of the heroic age for Chinese history. Then, what a bright and charming starry sky will be!