In 290, Emperor Wu of Jin died, and Hui Di succeeded to the throne, and consorts assisted the government. The ambitious queen Jia Nanfeng came to power. At that time, Yang Jun was arrogant and opposed to his family. Sima Liang, the king of Runan, was afraid that Yang Jun would hurt him and fled to Xuchang. In order to consolidate his power, Yang Jun appointed his cronies to take charge of the imperial army, which made the imperial clan king and some ministers dissatisfied. In 29 1 year, entrusted by Sima Wei, the king of Chu, Jia abolished his influence and appointed Runan and Wei Guan as the general manager. Soon, Jia took advantage of the discord between Chu and Ru 'nan, dismissed Ru 'nan and Wei Guan, killed Chu by false imperial edict, and appointed Zhang Hua and Jia Mo to be in charge of state affairs.
At this point, the family successfully seized power. Fortunately, Zhang Hua and others, such as Qi Xin, worked together to fulfill their duties, and the political situation was stabilized. At this time foreigners invaded again. In 294, Hao San, a Hun, rebelled and was quickly put down. In 296, under the leadership of Qi Wannian, his younger brother Liu joined forces with Ma Lanqiang and Lushuihu in the northwest, and the Jin Army was defeated and killed at the beginning of the week. In 299, the Qi Wannian rebellion was put down. After Guo Qin, Jiang Tong also suggested that the conference semifinals should be deported. His book On Migration and Accommodation put forward a relatively complete proposition, but Jin Shi was powerless.
Because Prince Sima Yu was not born to Queen Jia, Queen Jia intended to abolish it. In 300 years, the prince was rebelled by his family and was abolished. Sima Lun, the king of Zhao, used Sun Xiuji to provoke Jia to kill the prince. Later, Zhao joined forces with Sima Tang, the king of Qi, to send troops to get rid of his henchmen on the grounds of revenge against the prince and Zhao's dictatorship.
In 30 1 year, Zhao established himself as emperor, rebuilt the old friendship, and abdicated as the emperor's father. In March, the King of Qi, the King of Hejian Sima Yu and the King of Chengdu Sima Ying joined forces with the King of Changshan Sima Ai (later called Changsha King) to attack Zhao Wanglun. In May, Zhao and his henchmen were eliminated, restored, and the King of Qi ruled the party. In 302, Wang Ying, Chengdu and Hejian Wang Qing sent troops to crusade against Wang Qiyi, and Changsha Wang Yi responded in Luoyang, the capital. Finally, the King of Qi and his henchmen were removed, the King of Changsha took power, and Wang Ying in Chengdu was remotely controlled by yeyu.
In 303, Chengdu Wang Ying joined forces with Hejian Wang Yong to attack Luoyang in order to get rid of Changsha Wang Fan stationed in Beijing, but was repeatedly defeated by Changsha Wang Fan. At the beginning of 304, Luoyang was short of food, and Sima Yue, the king of the East China Sea, colluded with the imperial army, captured the king of Changsha and surrendered in Kaesong.
Wang Qi in Changsha was roasted to death by General Zhang Fang of Hejian Wang Qing, and Wang Ying in Chengdu forced Huidi to make him his younger brother, Hejian Wang Qing as the prince, and Wang Yue in the East China Sea as the official minister. After Wang Ying's victory in Chengdu, slate returned to leaf, and the political center moved northward. Then Wang Yue of the East China Sea gathered all his forces and attacked Chengdu and Wang Ying with Hui Di. In the end, Jin Huidi was captured, and Wang Yue of the East China Sea fled to the East China Sea (now north of Tancheng, Shandong Province). General Zhang Fang of Hejian Wang Yong occupied Luoyang.
However, Ma Teng, the elder brother of Wang Yue in the East China Sea, and Wang Jun, the secretariat of Youzhou, joined forces with Wu Huan, Zhu Jie and other forces to defeat Chengdu Wang Ying. Wang Ying, a native of Chengdu, fled to Luoyang with Emperor Jinhui and took refuge in Hejian Wang Qing, who owns Guanzhong and Luoyang. Finally, Chengdu Wang Ying was abolished, and Hejian Wang Qing changed Sima Chi to his younger brother.
In 305, Wang Yue of Donghai once again set out to attack Shandong and the West. In 306, Wang Yue of the East China Sea invaded Chang 'an. Hejian Wang Qing and Chengdu Wang Ying were defeated and finally killed. Wang Yueying in the East China Sea sent Hui Di back to Luoyang, and then Jin Huidi was poisoned. Zhang Yu Wang Sima Chi succeeded to the throne and was ruled by Sima Yue, king of the East China Sea. The rebellion of the Eight Kings is over.