Why did the Eastern Jin Dynasty become the darkest dynasty in history?

First, because in that dynasty, it was a country where Liu Chuanwei was in power in martial arts and had no achievements in photography. It was also a country that was destroyed by foreigners, so it was called the darkest era in Chinese history. This was also the reason why the emperor at that time did not have a position of his own.

2. During the 16 years of the Eight Kings' Troubled Times, many kings who participated in the war were defeated, their people were killed, the social economy of the Central Plains was severely damaged, and the Western Jin Dynasty was exhausted. Since the Han Dynasty, many nomadic peoples have surrendered to the Central Plains Dynasty. Many Hu people settled in Guanzhong and Ershui basins. They are like an arc, surrounded by Jindu, and the situation is extremely unfavorable.

3. In the early years of Taikang, Jin and Wu, the imperial priest Guo Qin invited the Hu people to go out. The Han people were real people and Emperor Wu did not. In the first year of Emperor Hui's Yuankang, Shanyin called Jiang Tong the "immigration paradox". He said that if he did not move to the Hu family immediately, Jinfang would be in danger. Whitty didn't accept it either. The situation at that time was difficult to recover and it was impossible to relocate Hu. Even if they were to "own their own species and ancient soil" that would be impossible, so all talk of immigration is a piece of paper.

In addition, the government allowed Hu people to move in, but they were uneducated. Only the contradiction between the Hu and Han ethnic groups is deepening. The barbarians are warriors. This situation is more common in the Eight Kings Chaos. For example, Wang Hao, Sima Teng, Xianbei, and the King of Chengdu. Then use the Huns. Using Hu's strategy, the Hu people knew that the power of the Western Jin Dynasty was illusory and would lead to chaos when the time came.

4. In the first year of Yongxing (304), Liu Yuan, a nobleman of Xiongnu, was sent to Lishi (now Shanxi), a country dominated by Han (later Zhao). In the fourth year of Emperor Yongjia of Jinhua (310 years), Liu Yuan died and his son Liu Cong succeeded him. In April of the following year, he recruited more than 100,000 people from the Jin Army in Shile Town, Ningping City (Luyi County, Henan Province), and captured Wang Yan and others from Tai'an. In the same year, Liu Cong sent a general to Hu Yan's army to attack Luoyang, and defeated the Jin army many times, annihilating more than 30,000 people.

5. In June of this year, Hu Yanyu arrived in Luoyang. Liu Wei and others led troops to join in, broke through Luoyang, connived at the robbery of his subordinates, captured King Huai, and killed more than 30,000 princes, ancestral halls, officers and soldiers, and Tombs were excavated and palaces burned. History is known as the "Yongjia Rebellion". In the next 150 years, Wuhu and the Sixteen Kingdoms invaded and occupied the Central Plains and massacred the Han people. The economy and culture took a major hit. To avoid war, large numbers of people moved from the Central Plains to the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. History is known as "Furthering the South", and the economic center of ancient China moved further south.

Maybe it’s not the country they gave up. They don't know how to cherish it! West Malaysia's demise was the result of arrogance and extravagance. This generation of dynasties ended their lives in the struggle against aggression and invasion by foreign enemies.