311 AD - One of the greatest shocks in ancient China hit the capital, Luoyang.

Why did the dynasty collapse?

Why was the emperor captured?

And why did civilization burn out overnight?

This video takes a closer look at the full story of the Yongjia Rebellion, which was caused by the invasion of the Xiongnu.

It was not just a war, but a struggle over the "legitimacy" of China.

The end of the capital city engulfed in flames, and the new civilization built by the people who fled south.

The "Five Barbarians and Sixteen Kingdoms Period" began in chaos,
and the division into the Northern and Southern Dynasties -
a complete documentary that delves deeply into the fault lines of history.

📜Video Contents📜
1. A shadow looms over Luoyang
・The ruined capital of Jin
・The ambitions of the Xiongnu
・The distortion of the dynasty

2. The door opened by civil war
・The scars of the Eight Kings Rebellion
・The collapse of the people's sentiment
・The rise of foreign tribes

3. The capital set on fire
・Liu Yao's invasion
・The day Luoyang fell
・The fate of Emperor Huai

4. The break in civilization
・The flames of the library and palace
・The end of the nobles and the people
・The night history burned

5. The lost Central Plains
・The Xiongnu who call themselves Han
・Those who steal legitimacy
・The wave of people travelling to the south in full clothing

6. What remains after the rebellion
・The dawn of the Five Barbarians and Sixteen Kingdoms
・The beginning of the division of North and South
　・Memories of the Collapse of the Empire

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