Was there ever an emperor in Jiangxi Province?

Lin, a native of Poyang, Raozhou (now Poyang, Jiangxi), was one of the leaders of the southern peasant uprising army at the end of Sui Dynasty. Lin is generous in character, strong in martial arts and resourceful, but he was only a hardworking farmer in the first half of his life, and only when he took up arms did he show his talents.

Because of the belligerence of Emperor Yang Di Yang Guang, the two Koreas failed, which caused widespread indignation and resentment. In this case, in the seventh year of the Great Cause (6 1 1), Wang Bo, a native of Shandong Province, rose up against the Sui Dynasty and set off a wave of peasant uprisings at the end of the Sui Dynasty.

In November of the 12th year of Daye (6 16), he claimed to be the King of South Vietnam. Then he claimed to be the emperor, with the title of Chu and Taiping, and appointed Wang Rong as his colleague.

In the first month of the fifth year of Wude (622), after Tang Jun completely eliminated the forces of Xiao and Li, he began to capture the forest with all his strength, and followed the state and Chaozhou. Desperate Lin suddenly fell ill and died.

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In November of the 12th year of Great Cause (6 16), Yang Di ordered Liu Ziyi to lead a crusade against beggars. In World War I outside Zhang Yu, Master Cao was shot dead on the spot by Sui Jun.

Yuan Xing Wang was killed, many people were leaderless, and the newly established Tiancheng regime was about to collapse. At the critical moment, Lin stepped forward and took over the baton begged by the instructor, leading the troops to fight bravely and stabilizing the morale of the army.

Lin analyzed the advantages and disadvantages of the enemy and adjusted the operational deployment. He took advantage of the fact that most of his soldiers grew up in Jiangnan water towns, were familiar with the land and were good at water.

Among them, the army, as soldiers, fought the enemy by land, while the water army, as a surprise soldier, attacked by water. As a result, he succeeded in defeating Sui Jun and killing Liu Ziyi, commander-in-chief of the Sui army.

After the defeat, the surrounding area was invincible, and Lin gained a strong military force and embarked on the road of expanding the army and grabbing territory. Before long, his troops reached hundreds of thousands, especially the water army.

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