Zhao Zhen

Zhao Zhen

Zhao Yao (? - 301), the word Shuhe. The Taiping Dynasty was founded by the Anhan people of Brazil (now Nanchong, Sichuan Province) in the Western Jin Dynasty.

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In 296, he moved to Yizhou as General Yang lie and general zhe Chong, and took office in 298. At this time, when the Jin Dynasty was in decline and chaos, he had the idea of separate rule over Bashu. So he poured grain into his warehouse to relieve the victims, to win the hearts of the people, and treated the exile leader brother Li te as a pawn. Geng Teng, the internal historian of Chengdu, told the imperial court secretly, so he became enemies with him. In November of 300, the imperial court ordered Zhao to be dachangqiu (a senior official in the empress's palace, who was responsible for publicizing the empress's will, managing the palace and leading the officials). Geng Teng was responsible for Chengdu affairs. Fearing that the imperial court would sit together with the in laws of empress Jia, Zhao sent Li Xiang, Li te's younger brother, to kill Geng Teng, Li Mi, Qianwei's prefect, Huo Gu, Wenshan's prefect, and Chen Zong, Xiyi's captain, to fight against the Jin Dynasty in Chengdu. Zhao Zhen claimed to be a governor of Dadu, a general, and a herdsman of Yizhou. In the first month of the second year, Zhao Rongji killed Li Xiang. Li te and others led the army to attack Chengdu, Zhao was killed by his subordinates, and the Taiping Dynasty died.

From the founding of the Taiping Dynasty in November 300 to the first month of 301, the Taiping Dynasty was killed by its subordinates for three months.

Historical evaluation

Luo Shang: he is not a great talent, but the people of Shu don't attach to him.