History of China (Seojin)

 [Seojin ( A.D.265 ~ A.D.316)]

- "Peace for a while" that calmed down the turbulent times of the three heroes, Liu Bei, Cao Cao, and Sun Quan.

After half a century of political change and economic development, the phase in which the three kingdoms coexisted in a balanced manner began to break. Accordingly, the Wei Dynasty established by Cao Cao, who was based in the midfield, was a powerful force and destroyed the Chok Dynasty established by Liu Bei in 263. The Wei Dynasty regime made efforts to unify the China Continent, but at the same time, its survival was also in crisis.

In 265 AD, Samayum (Samayum) came out of the backstage to the front of the stage, and he received a "Seonyang-inherited" from the Emperor of the Wei Dynasty and built a new dynasty, Jin. And more than a decade later, Jin succeeded in conquering the On Dynasty established by Sun Quan, which ended the division of the Chinese continent, which was a century from the end of the Han Dynasty.

In order to build a unified state, Seojin established a complete bureaucratic system.

Economically, the rulers of Seojin restored the social economy by implementing policies for the people to stay comfortable, thereby stabilizing the social order that had been severely confused during the era of war. However, good years have not passed, and after the death of Samayum in 290, the Rebellion of the Eight Kings took place, and bloody massacres began for 16 years within the Samah clan. As a result, Seojin rapidly declined, and in 316, Seojin collapsed as Jinminje Samaeop surrendered under the pressure of Yuyo.

Although Seojin was a unified country, there was a national conflict that was not seen before in the Qin regime of Emperor Xi, so the unification of Seojin always included factors of division and unstable elements. After the fall of Seojin, China immediately fell into serious division and confusion.