710:, began a campaign against Jin on multiple fronts, including a counteroffensive to reclaim Jiao. He sent the Inspector of Jiao, Liu Jun (劉俊), the Grand Commander, Xiu Ze (脩則) and the general Gu Rong (顧容) to attack the province. The Wu generals carried out three attacks, and in all three of them, they were defeated by Yang Ji. The commanderies of Yulin and Jiuzhen also sided with Yang Ji during the conflict. Yang Ji sent his generals, Dong Yuan (董元) and Mao Jiong (毛炅) to attack Hepu. The Jin and Wu force clashed at Gucheng, where Jin scored a great victory, killing Liu Jun and Xiu Ze in the process. The remaining Wu soldiers scattered and fled back to Hepu. Mao Jiong was appointed Administrator of Yulin while Dong Yuan was appointed Administrator of Jiuzhen. Also, around this time, the southern states of
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630:. When the people of Jiaozhi saw Deng Xun arrive, they thought that more of them were going to be forced to work in Jianye. Another account states that Sun Xu was a corrupt and cruel administrator who was deeply unpopular in Jiaozhi. After Deng Xun arrived, Deng Xun gathered 30 peacocks without imperial authority, and ordered the locals to escort the birds to Jianye. Regardless of which account is true, in May 263, a county official, Lã Hưng (呂興; Lü Xing) incited the people and soldiers of Jiaozhi to revolt, and the rebels killed both Sun Xu and Deng Xun.
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surrender of the city's garrison general, Wang Yue (王約). Jiaozhi was being attacked from within and outside, and more than 2,000 Jin defenders were killed along with the generals Zhang Deng (張登), Meng Tong (孟通) and Shao Hui (邵暉), while Yang Ji, Mao Jiong and the others were captured. For his deeds, Tao Huang was officially made
Inspector of Jiao by Sun Hao.
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defend
Jiuzhen. Li Zuo's uncle, Li Huang (黎晃), who was a Wu general, advised him to surrender, but he refused. Tao Huang led his army to capture Jiuzhen, and after facing stiff resistance, he eventually captured the commandery. Not long after, Rinan and the other counties under Jin surrendered, and Jiao province was back under Wu's control.
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volunteered to lead an attack against Yang Ji at the Fen River (分水), but he was defeated and lost two generals in the battle. His superior, Xue Xu, was furious at him for his defeat, and was considering withdrawing from the province. However, later that night, Tao Huang launched a night raid against
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Prefect of Jiuzhen. Tao Huang used the loot from his battle with Dong Yuan to bribe a powerful leader of the Fuyan barbarians (扶嚴夷), Lương Kỳ (梁奇; Liang Qi) to help him, and Lương Kỳ brought
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Jiaozhi, Wang Su and other Jin generals planned to abandon Jiao and flee back to Nanzhong. However, along the way, they were all captured by Tao Huang's general, Wei Pu (衛濮). The Jin Officer of Merit, Li Zuo (李祚) and Commandant, Shao Yin (邵胤), led their troops to
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while the second army, led by Li Xu (李勗) and Xu Cun (徐存) marched along the coast from Jian'an. The two armies would meet at Hepu to attack
Jiaozhi. However, Li Xu's army had trouble moving along the coastline, and after killing his guide general, Feng Fei (馮斐), Li Xu led his army to return. The
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Jiaozhi to defend the city. Tao Huang's army surrounded Jiaozhi and cut off the city's supply. By July 271, the rations in Jiaozhi had run out, and more than half of the city's population had died of hunger or disease. Soon, Tao Huang received the
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with him more than 10,000 people. Instead of marching head-on to
Jiaozhi, Xue Xu employed Tao Huang's strategy to use a sea route and catch the Jin army by surprise. Yang Ji sent Mao Jiong and Meng Yue (孟岳) to fight Wu, but they were badly routed at Fengxi (封溪, in present-day
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Lã Hưng's rebellion inspired
Jiuzhen and Rinan to also rebel. Lã Hưng led his troops to Hepu in hopes that the people there would also revolt. After the fall of Shu, he sent his Commandant, Đường Phổ (唐譜; Tang Pu), to Jincheng (進乘; in present-day
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Prefect of Jiaozhi, and dispatched him along with many other generals, most of whom formerly served Shu, to help Lã Hưng. However, before Wei forces could arrive, Lã Hưng was assassinated by his Officer of Merit, Lý Tống (李統; Li Tong).
698:. After two years of administration, Jin consolidated its control over Jiaozhi and Jiuzhen, and they were also on the verge of taking Rinan. Jin's success in Jiao supposedly caused widespread unease throughout Wu's domain north of Hepu.
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Dong Yuan and won a great victory, capturing much of the enemy's treasure before returning. The victory shifted Xue Xu's attitude towards Tao Huang, so much so that he decided to give Tao Huang command over the campaign.
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minister He Ding (何定), accused Li Xu of killing Feng Fei and withdrawing without authorization. As a result, Sun Hao had Li Xu, Xu Cun and their families executed.
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88:Belligerents
1261:Sima, Guang
1234:Book of Jin
886:(復分交州置廣州。)
514:During the
484:Western Jin
422:Fall of Shu
407:Hefei (253)
350:Hefei (234)
345:Hefei (233)
340:Hefei (231)
104:Western Jin
101:(until 266)
1277:Categories
1197:Chen, Shou
1150:, vol.4.14
1124:, vol.4.14
1098:, vol.4.14
1072:, vol.4.14
929:, vol.4.14
823:References
624:wild boars
599:Lady Triệu
584:Eastern Wu
532:Liangguang
510:Background
476:Eastern Wu
472:Vietnamese
447:Fall of Wu
106:(from 266)
94:Eastern Wu
1207:Sanguozhi
1174:Sanguozhi
1161:Sanguozhi
992:Sanguozhi
979:Sanguozhi
940:Sanguozhi
916:, vol. 78
901:Sanguozhi
888:Sanguozhi
862:Sanguozhi
849:Sanguozhi
792:Aftermath
749:Tao Huang
574:. As the
540:Guangdong
536:Yangjiang
500:Guangdong
427:Zhong Hui
209:Dong Yuan
199:Mao Jiong
162:Tao Huang
1213:Chang Qu
1189:, vol.57
1176:, vol.48
1163:, vol.48
1137:, vol.57
1111:, vol.57
1085:, vol.57
1059:, vol.57
1046:, vol.57
1020:, vol.57
1007:, vol.57
994:, vol.48
981:, vol.48
955:, vol.79
942:, vol.65
890:, vol.48
877:, vol.78
864:, vol.48
851:, vol.61
838:, vol.79
763:Đông Anh
692:Sima Yan
655:Nanzhong
620:peacocks
595:Lạc Việt
580:Sun Quan
470:: 交阯之亂;
402:Dongxing
397:Shouchun
375:Goguryeo
355:Liaodong
320:Xincheng
305:Xiaoting
233:Strength
165:Lương Kỳ
53:Location
1239:Jin Shu
1033:, vol.3
968:, vol.3
903:, vol.4
708:Sun Hao
696:Yang Ji
675:Cuan Gu
663:Luoyang
616:Sun Xiu
588:Shi Hui
568:Jiuzhen
564:Jiaozhi
524:Shi Xie
504:Guangxi
480:Cao Wei
468:Chinese
432:Yong'an
412:Cao Mao
370:Xingshi
330:Shiting
283:of the
243:Unknown
221:Wang Su
215:†
189:Yang Ji
186:Ma Rong
183:Cuan Gu
169:Lã Hưng
150:Gu Rong
144:†
132:†
123:†
99:Cao Wei
1187:Jinshu
1135:Jinshu
1109:Jinshu
1083:Jinshu
1057:Jinshu
1044:Jinshu
1031:Jinshu
1018:Jinshu
1005:Jinshu
966:Jinshu
737:Xue Xu
712:Lâm Ấp
671:Yunnan
667:Qujing
659:Huo Yi
651:Yunnan
628:Jianye
570:, and
552:Nanhai
548:Cangwu
442:Xiling
365:Quebei
223:
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179:Huo Yi
171:
158:Xue Xu
140:
138:Xiu Ze
119:
117:Sun Xu
73:Result
767:Hanoi
733:Yu Si
716:Funan
572:Rinan
556:Zhuya
544:Yulin
390:Didao
154:Yu Si
735:and
714:and
622:and
560:Hepu
530:and
502:and
496:Jiao
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458:The
335:Ziwu
281:Wars
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