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The War of the Seven Emperors (七皇帝的戰爭/Qi Huangdi de Zhanzheng) was a multilateral seven-way civil war in Tianchao during the final years of the short-lived Jia dynasty. The course of the conflict saw the collapse of the Jia dynasty and the rise of the Gun dynasty to replace it.
Early on the conflict was a battle for the throne between Pang Wu, the false son of Huangdi Zui of the Jia dynasty, and Huangdi Zui's brothers, alongside three independence movements.
Prelude[]
End of the Qiu dynasty[]
Conspiracy in the Imperial Family[]
With the end of the Qiu dynasty Tianchao seemed ripe for change under Huangdi Zui's Jia dynasty, but hopes were quickly dashed by the huangdi's drunken temperament and general lack of interest in ruling the empire.
Death of Huangdi Zui[]
Multiple Claims to the Throne[]
War[]
First Blood[]
Secession of States[]
Fall of Pian[]
Rise of Gun[]
End of the Jia dynasty[]
Fall of San[]
Aftermath[]
Notes & Trivia[]
- The War of the Seven Emperors was mostly inspired by the War of the Five Kings from the A Song of Ice and Fire series.
- Infobox symbols key:
- ☠️ = Executed or committed suicide
- 🏳️ = Surrendered
- ✝︎ = Assassinated or died of natural causes
- ⚔ = Killed in Action