Uprising of the Five Barbarians

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The Uprising of the Five Barbarians was a series of early 4th-century rebellions by non-Han ethnic groups in northern China that devastated the Western Jin dynasty and led to the fragmentation of its rule.

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Disaster of Yongjia 1
Uprising of the Five Barbarians canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil war
ethnic conflict
historical event
rebellion
alsoKnownAs Rebellion of the Five Barbarians NERFINISHED
Wu Hu Uprising NERFINISHED
category Ethnic conflicts in Asia
Jin dynasty (266–420) NERFINISHED
Rebellions in China
ChineseName 五胡之亂 NERFINISHED
五胡亂華 NERFINISHED
country Western Jin dynasty NERFINISHED
describedIn Chinese official histories NERFINISHED
endTime 316
followedBy Eastern Jin dynasty in the south
Sixteen Kingdoms period NERFINISHED
hasCause ethnic tensions between Han Chinese and non-Han groups
political instability of the Western Jin dynasty
power struggles among Jin imperial princes
social and economic grievances of non-Han populations
weak central authority of the Western Jin court
hasEffect decline of Han Chinese dominance in northern China
rise of multi-ethnic polities in North China
historicalContext War of the Eight Princes NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod Jin dynasty NERFINISHED
influenced formation of non-Han regimes in northern China
long-term north–south division in Chinese history
languageOfName Chinese
location northern China
mainRegion North China Plain NERFINISHED
opponent Jin imperial court NERFINISHED
Western Jin dynasty NERFINISHED
participant Di NERFINISHED
Han Chinese warlords
Jie NERFINISHED
Qiang NERFINISHED
Xianbei NERFINISHED
Xiongnu NERFINISHED
partOf collapse of the Western Jin dynasty
result collapse of Western Jin control in the north
devastation of northern China
fragmentation of Jin rule
large-scale massacres and destruction
massive population displacement
significantEvent Disaster of Yongjia NERFINISHED
capture of Luoyang in 311
end of the Western Jin in the north
fall of Chang’an in 316
startTime 304
timePeriod early 4th century

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Western Jin dynasty notableEvent Uprising of the Five Barbarians
Western Jin dynasty notableEvent Uprising of the Five Barbarians
this entity surface form: Disaster of Yongjia