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Part 1 including land 10%

Late Northern and Southern Dynasties After more than 270 years of division and war, the people had longed for the reunification of the land, but neither the Beizhou Dynasty in the north nor the Chen Dynasty in the south had the potential. Only when Yang Jian took over the political power of the Beizhou Dynasty Establishment of the Sui Dynasty

The task of uniting the land fell to Yang Jian or Sui Wenti (隋文帝).

Since the Eastern Han period onwards There were migrations into the central region of various tribal groups such as the Xiongnu, Xianbei, Qiang Di, etc., especially after the large-scale reform to become Han during the Northern Wui (北魏) period during the Xiao Wen reign. Tee together with cultural exchange

Language and way of life in a long period of time This caused the general social conditions to be assimilated into the Han people. There is a frequent shift in power. The alienation between the northern and southern tribes thus became much lighter. which was one of the important factors in the unification of the land of the Sui Dynasty. During the Eastern Jin and Northern and Southern Dynasties

People from the northern region increasingly migrated to the south. Increase the proportion of labor and production techniques also come in Causing the Jiangnan*(Kangnan) economy to develop rapidly. Originally, trade between the northern and southern peoples was strictly controlled by the authorities. But during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, economic growth broke this constraint.

In addition, the situation of the turf war has been going on for a long time. The hearts of all people yearn for the unification of the land. To create a peaceful society

Sui Wenti respected Buddhism. Please live a simple and frugal life. Sui Wenti had a son with Su Hong Hao. 1His Majesty became the heir to the Yang Yong throne. Meanwhile, Crown Prince Yang Yong took care of a concubine. There were many dancers. Sui Wenti thought about deposing Crown Prince Yang Yong (杨勇). and appointed the second son of Yang Guang (杨广), the son of Concubine Qi Guifei succeeded her, but was opposed by the southern nobles.

But another way Northern Nobility also supported Concubine Qi Guifei