After the Three Kingdoms period ended, mainland China was unified by the Western Jin Dynasty.

However, stability did not last long, and an era of civil war and chaos began.

Amid this upheaval, a young leader of a foreign tribe emerged in the land of Shu - his name was Li Xiong.

This time, we will carefully explain the turbulent life of Li Xiong, who rose from a leader of refugees to emperor,
and the birth and demise of the state of Chenghan that he built, based on accurate historical facts.

Li Xiong's administration, which focused not only on military power but also on domestic affairs and culture, stood out in an age of chaos.

Why was he able to gather the support of the people and take control of Shu?
And why was the Chenghan regime so short-lived?

Please enjoy another Warring States tale told with a documentary touch.

📜Video Contents📜
1. Born in the shadow of war

・Waves of refugees approaching Shu

・Migration of the foreign ethnic group, the Di people

・The decision of Li Te and his family

2. A chain of persecutions and uprisings

・Discriminatory policies of the provincial government

・Li Te's armed rebellion

・War that shakes Chengdu

3. The appearance of the young Li Xiong

・The death of his father and the fate of his successor

・Military reorganization in the midst of chaos

・Gathering the support of refugees

4. The birth of an independent nation

・Victory in conquering Chengdu

・The path to becoming emperor

・The meaning of the nation's name "Dacheng"

5. Order spreads in Shu

・Li Xiong's domestic reforms

・Policy for introducing Han culture

・Combining military and civil administration

6. The lineage of a conqueror and its end

・The seeds of a struggle for succession・The Eastern Jin army begins its invasion ・The fall of the Han Dynasty and its legacy 🔔Don't forget to subscribe and set notifications🔔We will be digging into various topics related to history, so please subscribe to our channel. We will be uploading new videos regularly. 💬We look forward to your comments and questions in the comments section💬Please feel free to let us know in the comments section what you think about the video or what topics you would like us to cover in the future. 👍If you like the video, please like and share it👍Your likes will encourage us to make more videos.

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