The reason why the Huns raised their troops so decisively started with the previous Youzhou Rebellion.

Seeing that Youzhou and the northeastern counties did not have enough strength to attack Zhang Ju, Liu Hong launched an attack on Zhang Chun, so he issued an edict to the Huns.

The Xiongnu Shanyu and Qiangqu were asked to send troops to Gongsun Zan's subordinates to obey the orders, and they were ready to use Gongsun Zan to destroy Zhang Ju and Zhang Chun.

At this moment, the Huns had already defected to the Han Dynasty, but were just a dog from the Han Dynasty.

The Huns, the early Western Han Dynasty, pacified the entire northern grassland under the leadership of Maodun Shanyu, and were once the most powerful cavalry combat group in the world.

However, after the Hundred Years of War with the Han Dynasty, the Huns were already full of holes and internal strife, so they were divided into the North and South Huns.

Later, the Zhizhi Shanyu of the Northern Huns was destroyed by Chen Tang of the Western Han Dynasty, and the Northern Huns disappeared into the long river of history.

After the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Huns were once again divided into the Northern and Southern Huns due to internal struggles. Finally, under the leadership of Dou Xian, the Eastern Han general, the Northern Huns were beaten to move westward.

Later, he was constantly attacked by the Han Dynasty and had no choice but to migrate to Europe and never returned to the East since then.

The Southern Xiongnu chose to surrender to the Han Dynasty.

Qiang Qu Shanyu received the order of Liu Hong and did not dare to violate the order of the Emperor of Han, so he prepared to send the Zuo Xianwang to Youzhou to wait for the order.

The Huns also understood the current situation and knew that the Han Empire was now in chaos without any margins.

First, the Huns were afraid that the Han Dynasty would continue to recruit them in the future.

Secondly, they also realized that the current situation in the Han Empire was not good, and it was their opportunity.

Therefore, some tribal leaders suggested that Qiang Qu Shanyu should not provide support to the Han Dynasty.

But Qiang Qu Shanyu was afraid that the Han Dynasty was so scared that it was so scared that it was so scared that he refused his subordinates' proposal and insisted on sending Zuo Xianwang to Youzhou.

The Qiang Qu Shanyu, who was dissatisfied with being close to the camp of the Han Empire, saw Qiang Qu Shanyu so frightened, and soon rose up.

As a result, the Huns were in chaos, and the leaders of many tribes, a total of more than 100,000 Xiongnus betrayed Qiang Qu Shanyu and killed him.

Then the Huns established the son of Qiangqu Shanyu, the right wise king Yu Fuluo, as the new Shanyu.

They also joined the Bingzhou rebellion.

At this point, the Huns also cut off their subordinate relationship with the Han Dynasty.
Chapter completed!