1. The Yongjia Rebellion refers to the chaos in which the Huns captured Luoyang and captured Emperor Huai in 311 A.D., the fifth year of Yongjia.
2. In the early Jin Dynasty, the re enfeoffment eventually led to the rebellion of the Eight Kings. As a result of years of natural disasters and social instability, the Hu people took advantage of the time to invade.
3. In the first year of Yongxing (304), Liu Yuan, an aristocrat of the Huns, raised an army in Zuoguocheng (now Lishi, Shanxi) and gradually controlled parts of Bingzhou, claiming to be the King of Han Dynasty.
4. In the first year of Guangxi (306), Emperor Hui of Jin died, and Sima Chi inherited the throne, which was changed to Yongjia for Emperor Huai.
5. Liu Yuan sent Shile and others to invade the south on a large scale and repeatedly broke the Jin army, which became increasingly powerful.
6. In the second year of Yongjia, Liu Yuan officially became emperor. In the fourth year, Liu Yuan died and his son Liu Cong succeeded him.
7. In the following year, Liu Cong sent Shile, Wang Mi, Liu Yao and other troops to attack Shanxi, annihilated 100000 Jin troops in Pingcheng (now southwest of Luyi, Henan), and killed Taiwei Wang Yan and other princes.
8. Xuan attacked Luoyang, the capital, captured Emperor Huai, burned and looted his soldiers, and killed more than 30000 people.