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Chapter 251 Ran Min Weihan?

Ran Min, whose first name was Ran Min, was the adopted grandson of Shi Hu, Emperor of Later Zhao.

His father is Ran Liang.

Later Zhao Ming Emperor Shi Le defeated Chen Wushi and captured Ran Liang.

At that time, Ran Liang was only 12 years old. Shi Le ordered Shi Hu to adopt him as his adopted son and changed his name to Shi Zhan.

Ran Min was decisive and keen when he was young, Shi Hu loved him very much and raised him like his own grandchildren.

When Ran Min became an adult, he was eight feet tall, brave and good at fighting, with extraordinary courage and many tricks.

In 338 A.D., Shihu was defeated in the Battle of Changli, and all the armies of the later Zhao army abandoned their armor and fled. Only an army led by Ran Min was not injured.

As a result, Ran Min became famous.

The fifth year of Xiankang in the Eastern Jin Dynasty/the fifth year of Zhao Jianwu after Zhao Jianwu, August in 339 AD.

Yu Liang, the general of the Western Jin Dynasty in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, guarded Wuchang, and sent Mao Bao, the governor of Yuzhou, and Fan Jun, the prefect of Xiyang, to guard the city of Zhu.

Shi Hu appointed Kui'an as the governor, led five generals including Ran Min, and a total of 5 soldiers to invade the northern borders of Jingzhou and Yangzhou.

In the ninth month, Ran Min defeated the Jin army in Miannan and killed the Eastern Jin general Cai Huai.

Afterwards, Ran Min defeated Liang Du again, and his prestige in the army became even higher.

All veteran generals of the Hu and Han races feared him.

Ran Min's name was typed out.

His power is also growing.

After Shi Hu's death, Hou Zhao experienced several more kings.

After Shi Zun's death, Shi Jian, Shi Hu's third son, Yiyang King, came to the throne.

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One day, Ran Min and Li Nong led thousands of soldiers, destroyed the Jinming Gate and entered the palace.

They killed from Fengyang Gate to Kunhua Hall.

The entire Hou Zhao Palace was littered with dead bodies, and blood flowed like rivers.

Ran Min issued an order, informing both inside and outside the court that anyone from the six barbarians who dared to use weapons would be killed.

Some Hu people broke through the gates of the city, and some escaped over the walls. There were countless fugitives.

Ran Min understood that the Hu people were unwilling to be used by him, so he issued an order to inform the internal and external Zhao people that a Hu person's head would be beheaded and sent to Fengyangmen.

In one day, tens of thousands of Hu people were killed.

Ran Min personally led the Zhao people to kill Hu Jie, no matter they were high or low, male or female, or young or old. The dead amounted to more than [-]. The corpses were all eaten by wild dogs and wolves outside the city.

In 350 A.D., Ran Min killed 38 members of Shi Husun ​​and wiped out the Shi family.

In the same year, after Ran Min killed Shi Jian, 48 people including Situ Shenzhong and Sikong Langtian respected Ran Min as emperor.

Ran Min insisted on giving it to Li Nong, and Li Nong died to ask Ran Min to be emperor.

So Ran Min usurped the throne in the southern suburbs, pardoned the prisoners all over the world, changed the year name to Yongxing, the country name to Dawei, and restored the surname Ran.

Then, Ran Min defeated many enemies.

At this time, Ran Min already had more than [-] soldiers, with banners, bells and drums, stretching for more than a hundred miles.

Even in the heyday of the Shi family, there was no such power.

In this year, Ran Min returned to Ye Palace from Cangting, performed the ritual of drinking and drinking, rectified and approved the Jiuliu, and awarded positions based on talents. Most of the descendants of Confucianism obtained prominent official positions. .

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however.

In 352 AD, Ran Min was captured by Murong Ke.

After Ran Min was captured, Murong Jun asked Ran Min to stand in front of him, "You servant, why do you call yourself the Son of Heaven?"

Ran Min replied: "The world is in chaos, and you Yidi clan, with a human face and a beast's heart, want to usurp the throne and rebel. I am a hero for a lifetime, why can't I be an emperor?"

On the third day of May in the eighth year of Yonghe, Murong Jun sent Ran Min to Longcheng and beheaded him in Yanxing Mountain.

At that time, all the grass and trees on the left and right sides of the mountain withered, and the locusts swarmed. From May to December, there was no rain.

"Ran Min, can you be called the emperor who saved the Han nation through the ages?"

"Eternal hammer! He deserves it too?"

"Everyone is reasonable. Thanks to Ran Min's decree to kill Hu people, the Han people can survive!"

"We all chased after Xia, Shang and Zhou all the way. We have long regarded the Han as our own nation, and the sense of substitution is extremely high! It is really heartbreaking for the Han to be trampled on by the barbarians. If it weren't for Ran Min , the Han Chinese are about to perish!"

"When Le chased Yue's coffin in Kuxian County, none of the [-] Jin soldiers escaped, and Ran Min was able to repay them. The founders of the ancient state were deeply benevolent and generous, and they had been for dozens of generations. Killing an innocent person will rule the world, and if they don't do it, the three generations lasted so long. The Sima clan killed his master with his own hands, and took the widow's arms, so he can't live in such a cruel way! If Ning Xin's plan can work If you kill a strangler and give birth to a strangler, then Xu Guang’s generation wanted to kill Zhongshan in order to secure the Shi family, isn’t that also stupid? However, seeing precautions early is the way to be a courtier.”

"I don't understand what the upstairs is saying!"

"Wu Huan Hua is the most complicated plot of ethnic relations in the entire "5000 Years" series. When Ran Min appeared in this era, I think it is destiny. I sympathize with his tragic ending."

"Can you stop bragging about Ran Min! Ran Min and his son have made great contributions to the post-Zhao regime! Even Ran Min's father died for the country, and he died!"

"Ran Min's killing of Hu really stopped the Hu people from slaughtering Han people. To a certain extent, it gave the Han people a shot in the arm and sounded the clarion call to counterattack. I think it is okay to blow up Ran Min. "

"Is the sense of substitution of some of you too high? For the sake of the so-called national pride, you go to praise a bear's stinky feet? Mere Ran Min, what can he do? The Han people in Qi Yuan's works have lived for thousands of years." , Survival has never depended on bloodthirsty like wild beasts, but civilization! It depends on the immortal civilization since Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties!"

"Before blowing on Ran Min, let's take a look at Xie Xuan first?"

"At that time, Hou Zhao almost occupied most of the northern area, and it could be said to be the most powerful country in the north. I still need to talk about the impact of Hou Zhao's turmoil on this piece of Central Plains? And Ran Min, as a very key figure in Hou Zhao Character, you actually said that he has no influence?"

"Of course Ran Min is not a hero who saves the world, but he is definitely not worthless either."

"Let's put it this way, the entire Wuhu Luanhua is a disaster for the Chinese nation. Anyway, until now, I haven't figured out what Qi Yuan is laying the groundwork for with the plot of this entire book?"

"The Han nationality was indeed very dangerous at that time, and Ran Min played a great role."

"The era that Ran Min lived in was too dark. Before this era, the land of the Central Plains had always been the political, cultural and military center of China, but in this era, the land of the Central Plains fell into the hands of the Five Hus. And the Five Hus treated The Han people are extremely cruel, and those methods are so cruel that I can’t bear to write about them. Ran Min has indeed made great contributions to the preservation of the Han people.”

"Hehe, it's just a family slave with three surnames!"

Qi Yuan flipped through the comments of netizens, silently gave this article a like, and then looked at the next article.

"Fu Jian: In the Sixteen Kingdoms, a rare wise ruler."

(End of this chapter)