Who was the prince of Zhao in the Eight Chaos?

Wang Zhao is the Eight Kings Rebellion in Sima Lun: a16 (191~ 306) war within the ruling group of the Western Jin Dynasty in China. The main participants were Sima Liang, King of Ru 'nan, Sima Wei of Chu, Sima Lun of Qi, Changsha Fan, Sima Ying of Chengdu, Sima Yu of Hejian and Sima Yue of Donghai. In the first year of Taixi (290), Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty died, and ordered the riding general from Hongnong's family and the father of Queen Yang to be a teacher and a viceroy, in charge of state affairs. Jin Huidi is an idiot. After he acceded to the throne, in the first year of Yuankang (29 1), Empress Jia Nanfeng (that is, Empress Jia) and Chu conspired to launch a coup of the Royal Guards and killed them, but the regime fell into the hands of Liang and veteran Wei Guan. After the family's political ambitions failed to materialize. In June of that year, he asked Wang Wei of Chu to kill Runan, and then falsely accused Wang Wei of killing the minister and put Wei to death. After Jia came to power, Yuankang abolished Prince Qi in nine years and killed him the following year. From then on, the kings fought for sovereignty and launched an extremely tragic civil war, known as the Eight Kings Rebellion. First of all, Zhao, who was in charge of the imperial army, joined forces with the Qi King Party to kill him. In the first year of Yong (30 1), Zhao abolished independence. After Zhao usurped the throne, the state of Qi in Xuchang fought for the throne, and Chengdu responded by sending Hejian Wang to guard Guanzhong. Wang Yu is in Luoyang, and he also opposes Lun. Welcome to reset and kill Zhao. The King of Qi went to Beijing to assist the government. At the end of the first year of Tai 'an (302), Hejian Wang Qibing begged for help from Guanzhong, and Luoyang Changsha Wang also sent troops into the palace to kill Qi Wang, and the regime fell into his hands. In the second year of Taian, Wang Qing of Hejian joined hands with Wang Ying of Chengdu to discuss with Wang Qi of Changsha. Sima Yi ordered Zhang Fang, the commander-in-chief, to lead 70,000 troops from Hanguguan to Luoyang. Sima Ying mobilized more than 200,000 troops and crossed the river to the south, which matched Luoyang. The allied forces of the two kings repeatedly defeated Wangwa in Changsha. In the first month of the following year, Wang Yue of Donghai in Luoyang conspired with some imperial guards to capture the king of Changsha alive and hand it over to Wang Yongbu in Hejian, where he was burned to death by Zhang Fang. Chengdu Wang Ying entered Luoyang as Prime Minister, but he still returned to Yecheng, the base area, and ruled as his brother. The political center was temporarily moved to Yecheng. Wang Yue of the East China Sea was dissatisfied with Wang Ying's dictatorship in Chengdu, and led the Imperial Army and Huidi North to attack Yecheng. Dangyin (now Tangyin, Henan) was defeated by Chengdu, Hui Di was captured in Yeh, and Wang Yue in the East China Sea fled to his own country (now north of Tancheng, Shandong). At the same time, Hejian Wang Qing sent Zhang Fang to lead an army to occupy Luoyang, and then Sima Teng, the secretariat of Bingzhou (the younger brother of Sima Yue), and ieee fellow, the secretariat of Youzhou, joined forces to attack Yecheng, and Wang Ying and Hui Di from Chengdu fled to Luoyang and moved to Chang 'an. In the second year of Yongxing (305), Wang Yue of Donghai attacked Guanzhong from Shandong and defeated Wang Qing in Hejian. In the first year of Guangxi (306), Wang Yue in the East China Sea welcomed Huidi back to Luo, and Wang Ying in Chengdu and Wang Qing in Hejian were successively killed by him. Power fell into Yue's hands, and the Eight Kings Rebellion ended here. 16 years, many kings who participated in the war were defeated one after another, many people were killed, the social economy was seriously damaged, the power of the ruling group in the Western Jin Dynasty was exhausted, and hidden class contradictions and ethnic contradictions broke out rapidly.