Whose interests were harmed by the move of the Northern Wei Dynasty to move to the town?

During the Southern and Northern Dynasties in China, the Northern Wei regime in the north became more powerful because of the fierce power struggle within the rulers of the Southern Dynasties, which damaged their internal strength and lacked enterprising spirit. The rulers of the Northern Wei Dynasty significantly improved their productivity and cultural level through the political reform of sinicization, resulting in the situation that the north was strong and the south was weak at that time.

However, in the process of actively promoting the sinicization reform, the rulers of the Northern Wei Dynasty did not properly solve some problems left over before.

At that time, in order to resist the soft forces in the north, six military towns were set up. The residents here are mainly Xianbei people, which have not been paid enough attention to in the sinicization reform, and the local political management is relatively backward, which leads to the insecurity of the townspeople's life and finally induces the Six Towns Uprising.

However, at this time, the Northern Wei government still had the spare capacity to quell the rebellion. With the help of local strongmen, tribal leaders and gentle people, they defeated the uprising leaders of six towns, and the political situation in the Northern Wei Dynasty was temporarily stable. However, the northern Wei government misjudged the cause of the uprising, which made it decide to emigrate on a large scale, which made the second rebellion take place in the hinterland of the northern Wei empire and directly led to its final collapse.

Six towns were established in the Northern Wei Dynasty mainly to resist the gentle invasion from the north, so the earliest townspeople in six towns were mainly composed of military households and managed by local military chiefs.

After the Northern Wei Dynasty moved the capital, the distance between Liuzhen and the capital became extremely far away. Moreover, with the shift of the political center of the Northern Wei Dynasty to the Central Plains, Liuzhen's position in the Korean Bureau declined, which made Liuzhen get less and less supplies, and a large number of military households had to devote themselves to wasteland production to ensure food supply.

However, due to the cold climate in the area where Liuzhen is located, its wasteland output is very limited. And local officers lack necessary supervision, so the corruption in Jin Ryu is quite serious. These officers and their junior officers tried their best to search for the townspeople, which made it difficult for ordinary military households to ensure their livelihood.

Under such circumstances, the Taihe reform in the Northern Wei Dynasty abolished the hereditary system of officers, which made some junior officers in six towns very dissatisfied, so they had the will to resist the rule of the Northern Wei Dynasty, and those hungry townspeople were naturally willing to accept their rule, which was also the fundamental reason for the outbreak of the uprising in six towns.

After the Six Towns Uprising broke out, the Northern Wei Dynasty immediately began to suppress the rebellion. However, because most of the people in the six towns were professional soldiers with good fighting capacity, the counter-insurgency action in the Northern Wei Dynasty was not smooth at first. The rebels quickly occupied several military towns and defeated the northern Wei government forces, which made the northern Wei government feel great pressure.

But at this time, Yu Jin and others have proposed solutions other than military repression. They accurately realized that some local tribal chiefs and local strongmen in six towns did not support the uprising very much. They used to have a stable position and a lot of interests in the local area, and the rebellion of the townspeople would have a great impact on their income. Therefore, the Northern Wei Dynasty only needed