Because Xia Qi destroyed the abdication system, the territory control area was reduced. His father, Dayu , finally conquered the country, and the Jingxiang area in northern Hubei, the Guanzhong Plain in Shaanxi, and the southwest to the Sichuan Basin, were all lost. After all, the centralized royal power country is still immature, and the shrinking of the scope of rule is a pain of the transformation from a tribal alliance to a family world.
Although, Xia Qi relied on his military and political influence to intimidate those ancient tribes that had existed for hundreds or even thousands of years. However, it is difficult to guard against thieves day and night, and the next person almost broke the world that Xia Qi finally managed to conquer.
In the fifteenth year of Xia Qi, Wuguan rebelled.
According to " Mountains and Seas Jing ", Xia Qi had five sons, namely Taikang , Yuankang, Bokang, Zhongkang, and Wuguan . Among them, Wu Guan has a beautiful appearance, smart and agile temperament, and is deeply loved by Emperor Qi . Qi saw his young self from Wu Guan. He hopes that Wu Guan can help his brother well when he grows up and let Xiahou family prosper and continue.
Range, Wu Guanzhi, who has always been pretentious, is proud. He feels that he is more capable than his brother Taikang, but his father Qi passes the country onto such an idiot brother in the future, it is simply unfair to God, and he is wise and powerful.
So he wanted to harm Yu Taikang and seize the position of crown prince. At the beginning, Wu Guan used a relatively gentle technique of power and strategy, and first bribed the sacrificial priests in the palace to frame Taikang. The sacrifice told the king and ministers that God was about to punish the Xia Dynasty 2, unless the position of Taikang's successor was abolished and Wuguan was changed to be the successor.
However, Xia Qi is not a three-year-old child, so it is impossible to change the crown prince just by just one-sided words of sacrifice. What's more, the crown prince's position is changing every day, which is to shake the morale of the army and the country.
Wu Guan saw that one plan could not be achieved and another plan was created. Since it was so soft, then it was hard. In the eleventh year of Xia Qi, he intended to learn from his grandfather Yu to take a coup in a forceful coup to seize power. Afterwards, he wanted to use a lot of money to buy Peng Boshou, who had heavy troops, in order to launch a mutiny.
Peng Boshou, a descendant of Peng Zu , inherited the title of ancestors, became the leader of Peng State, the Xia Dynasty, and was known as Peng Bo in the world. Peng Bo is a master of martial arts and a hero who is good at fighting. He is not only a veteran of the three dynasties, but also followed Xia Qi and his father Yu to participate in many counter-rebellion wars. He is a loyal fan of the Xia Dynasty. When he saw that Wu Guan had bad intentions, he immediately reported to Xia Qi.
As the saying goes, "The tiger will not eat the child!" After all, it is his close relative of his own flesh and blood. For this incident that intends to coup, Xia Qi turned the big things into small things, and he just avoided the important things and exiled Wu Guan to Xihe for punishment.
Folk unofficial history says that Wu Guan has always claimed to be a capable man, how can a capable man be willing to be mediocre? So, after arriving in Xihe, Wu Guan did not stop because of this. Instead, he spent a year in Xihe and quickly organized a strong team to prepare for the rebellion.
"People are in the world, and they can't help themselves!" Regarding this rebellion, it is very likely that after Wu Guan arrived at Xihe (now Jiangyin, Jiangsu), he was suppressed by some tribes who were dissatisfied with Qi, but were unable to completely kill for various reasons, or were instigated to be brainwashed, such as the descendants of Emperor Shun, who were chased by Xia Yu , such as the remnants of Sanmiao, Edida, which was broken by Xia Qi, because from a geographical perspective, Xihe, which is now Jiangyin, Jiangsu, was exactly the sphere of influence of the Sanmiao tribe at the beginning of the Xia Dynasty, and the forces of Emperor Shun, who were forced to leave, were also quite active in this area.
As mentioned earlier, it took Xia ten years to resolve the internal power struggle. Although the Xihe area of the Xia Dynasty was still within its territory, it may have been revived by the remnants of Sanmiao . Otherwise, a depressed prince would have no money and no soldiers. What would it take to organize a combat-effective army again in just one year? It also reached the capital of the Xia Dynasty, Anyi, which is now in Yuncheng, Shanxi.
It is obvious that at this time, the Miao Man and Jingman forces in Hubei had formed a united force and sent troops to attack Xia's city-state under the name of Wu Guan. In just three years, Wu Guan led his army across the Yellow River , fought from Jiangsu to Shanxi, and marched towards the capital.
"It doesn't matter to you!" There are family conflicts within the Xia family, and it is difficult for outsiders to interfere, so many tribes who pass by the way are happy to sit in the mountains and watch the tiger fight and let Wuguan go; some bold people, especially some tribes who have been bullied, take the opportunity to secretly support themselves.
In the fifteenth year of Xia Qi, Wu Guan led the Miao Man and Jing Man coalition forces in Hubei to kill both the two brothers Yuan Kang and Bo Kang who wanted to resist him, and the sword pointed directly at the capital of the Xia Dynasty, Anyi.
In the 16th year of Xia Qi, Wu Guan, who imitated his father Xia Qi's violent seizure of power, led his army to approach the capital of the Xia Dynasty. Xia Qi knew that there was an invasion and quickly sent Peng Boshou to lead his troops to fight.
reality is cruel. Seeing that the Wuguan rebellion was about to end the war with a great victory, Peng Boshou led his army to attack the Western River in the rear of Wuguan, causing the Wuguan army to be in chaos, collapse, and difficult to move forward.
Originally, Peng Boshou was planning to capture Wu Guan alive. After all, Wu Guan and Xia Qi were father-son relationships. He was not punished for such a big thing five years ago. This time he also wanted to capture him back and let Xia Qi take care of it. The clinker's plan is not as good as the heaven's plan. During the war, Wu Guan was stabbed into the chest by a spear and died. It turned out that the Jing Man and Miao Man died in the E land, in order not to let the people down, they took the opportunity to silence Wu Guan to kill Wu Guan again.
This rebellious army left no living. After all, Peng Bo led an army trained by two generations of kings, and the Jingman and Miaoman were all killed in the death.
The news of Wu Guan's death soon reached Emperor Qi's ears. Qi fell on the bed with his eyes blank. In 2052 BC, the second king of the Xia Dynasty, Xia Qi, died of illness in the palace.
Unfortunately, there are few records about the Wuguan Rebellion. Only in this book " Bamboo Book Anniversary " says: "(Qi) 11th year, Wang Jizi Wuguan was released on the Xihe River. In the fifteenth year, Wuguan rebelled with the West River, Peng Boshou was invaded by the Xihe River, and Wuguan returned." The earlier "Yizhou Shu·Changmai" chapter also records the conquest of this rebellion: "He was in Qi's fifth son, forgot Bo Yu's order, and forgot the country without righteousness, and used Xuxing to cause rebellion, which led to the misfortune of the country. The emperor abdicated Yu and gave him Peng Shou, and was humble to Xia Lu." The "Five Sons" in the article should be the mistake of the "Five Sons".
Wuguan rebellion set a precedent for the prince's military struggle for power. The three-year war was involved in all forces at that time. In addition to the Miao Man and Jing Man in Hubei, there were also Dongyi and Beidi , as well as old-fashioned noble groups such as Yao and Shun's remnants. This rebellion had a very serious impact on the rule of the Xia Dynasty and almost shook the foundation of the Xia family's rule. Since then, the tribes no longer respected the rule of the Xia Dynasty. All the princes were ready to move and had a heart of disobedience.
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