Who started the Yizhou rebellion?

Ada was the initiator of the Yizhou Rebellion.

Ada, whose name is Lang Jun, was born in Jiangling, Jiangxia (now Tianmen, Hubei), and was one of the heroes in the late Han Dynasty. At that time, the world was in chaos and politics was declining. Seeing that Yizhou was greedy and frugal, Liu Yan asked Han Ting to be an Yizhou shepherd, and Emperor Han Ling appointed him as an envoy of the army, Yizhou shepherd, and sealed Yangcheng Hou. After he took office, he was tolerant and powerful, appeasing the people. With the Pentecostal leader Zhang Luduo, Zhang Lu entered Hanzhong, killed Ambassador China, cut off traffic, and Ada took the opportunity to cut off contacts with the court.

During Ada's separatist regime of Yizhou, the production technology brought by Yizhou immigrants promoted the economic development of Bashu area, and the colorful culture and customs presented by immigrant society inevitably had a certain impact on Sichuan society. Ada also put forward an important suggestion to the court that influenced the history of China, that is, "Abolish the history of Li Mu".

The influence of Ada

When the regime of the Han Dynasty declined and the world was in chaos, Ada put forward a major proposal to the court that influenced the history of the Three Kingdoms, that is, imperial clan and important officials were the state shepherds, and they were above the secretariat and satrap at the local level, monopolizing power to stabilize the people's hearts, which was called "abolishing Shi Limu" in history. The court adopted this suggestion, but it led to the formation of independent warlords in various places. After taking office, Zhou Mu, including Ada, was basically no longer controlled by the imperial court.

Ada, as a state animal husbandry, established a separatist force in the Three Kingdoms period, which lasted for a long time until his son Liu Zhang surrendered to Liu Bei in the 19th year of Jian 'an (2 14).

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Ada