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The '''Wars of the Successors''', also known as the '''Liễu Dynastic Wars''', was a series of civil wars instigated by the brothers, sisters, sons and daughters of the [[Liễu Dynasty|Liễu emperor]] [[Liễu Thủ Tông]]. Due to the Emperor's increasing dependency on [[Vương Nhã Uyên|Empress Nhã Uyên]], of whom was eager to gain power and restore the rule of the dynasty through deceptive and dictatorial means, many of these family members rebelled against imperial rule and one another for their proclamations of legitimacy.
According to the ''[[Annals of the Last Years of the Liễus]]'', there were a total of twelve wars that have been instigated by the last members of the royal family. The wars first started in the imperial capital of [[Cẩm Phả]], then it spread throughout the entirety of the dynastic territory.
==The Successors==
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|+ Original Successors
|-
! Name
! Parentage
! Title
! Lifespan
! Cause of Death
|-
| [[Liễu Thủ Tông]]
| [[Liễu Nhân Tông]]
| Emperor of Đại Mẹ Quến
|
| Assassination
|-
| [[Vương Nhã Uyên]]
| [[Vương Ðạo]]
| Empress of Đại Mẹ Quến
|
| Forced suicide
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|+ Successors from the Bạch Line
|-
! Name
! Parentage
! Title
! Lifespan
! Cause of Death
|-
| [[Liễu Thế Vinh]]
| [[Liễu Nhân Tông]]
| Prince of the Second Rank
|
| Killed in Battle
|-
| [[Liễu Nhã Trúc]]
| [[Liễu Nhân Tông]]
| Princess of the Second Rank
|
| Assassination
|-
| [[Liễu Nam Phi]]
| [[Liễu Nam Thành]]
| Prince of the Third Rank
|
| Execution
|-
| [[Liễu Chí Khiêm]]
| [[Liễu Thủ Tông]] and Nhã Uyên
| Prince of the First Rank
|
| Execution
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|+ Successors from the Chế Line
|-
! Name
! Parentage
! Title
! Lifespan
! Cause of Death
|-
| [[Liễu Chế Toàn]]
| [[Liễu Chế Mạnh]]
| Prince of the Fourth Rank
|
| Killed in Battle
|}
==Background==
From the late 5th century, the [[Liễu Dynasty]] has experienced a variety of emperors that have generally led its power and dominance to decline. Even though, there were several
==I: Rebellion of the Two Siblings==
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{{History of Quenmin}}
The '''Wars of the Successors''', also known as the '''Liễu Dynastic Wars''', was a series of civil wars instigated by the brothers, sisters, sons and daughters of the [[Liễu Dynasty|Liễu emperor]] [[Liễu Thủ Tổ]]. Due to the weak and incompetent rule of the emperor and the increasing outcry from the citizenry, many of these family members rebelled against his rule and one another for their proclamations of successions, and eventually, legitimacy.


==Rebellion of the Three Siblings (Liễu Thế Vinh, Liễu Chí Khiêm, Liễu Nhã Trúc)===
==II: Rebellion of Liễu Nam Phi==
 
==III: Resurgence of the Chế Line==
{{main|Insurrection of the Chế Line}}
 
==IV: War of the Two Princes and the Empress (Liễu Chí Khiêm and Liễu Thế Vinh, and Liễu Nhã Trúc)==
 
==V: Phổ Biến War==
 
{{main|Phổ Biến War}}
 
What was to be known as the longest dynastic war, as well as the bloodiest civil conflict of ancient imperial Quenmin, originates from the assassination of [[Liễu Thủ Tông]].
 
==VI: TBD==
 
==VII: TBD==
 
==VII: TBD==
 
==IX: TBD==
 
==X: TBD==
 
==XI: TBD==
 
==XII: TBD==
 
==Conclusion and Legacy==
 
==In Cultural Depictions==


==Rebellion of Liễu Nam Phi==
These wars

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The Wars of the Successors, also known as the Liễu Dynastic Wars, was a series of civil wars instigated by the brothers, sisters, sons and daughters of the Liễu emperor Liễu Thủ Tông. Due to the Emperor's increasing dependency on Empress Nhã Uyên, of whom was eager to gain power and restore the rule of the dynasty through deceptive and dictatorial means, many of these family members rebelled against imperial rule and one another for their proclamations of legitimacy.

According to the Annals of the Last Years of the Liễus, there were a total of twelve wars that have been instigated by the last members of the royal family. The wars first started in the imperial capital of Cẩm Phả, then it spread throughout the entirety of the dynastic territory.

The Successors

Original Successors
Name Parentage Title Lifespan Cause of Death
Liễu Thủ Tông Liễu Nhân Tông Emperor of Đại Mẹ Quến Assassination
Vương Nhã Uyên Vương Ðạo Empress of Đại Mẹ Quến Forced suicide
Successors from the Bạch Line
Name Parentage Title Lifespan Cause of Death
Liễu Thế Vinh Liễu Nhân Tông Prince of the Second Rank Killed in Battle
Liễu Nhã Trúc Liễu Nhân Tông Princess of the Second Rank Assassination
Liễu Nam Phi Liễu Nam Thành Prince of the Third Rank Execution
Liễu Chí Khiêm Liễu Thủ Tông and Nhã Uyên Prince of the First Rank Execution
Successors from the Chế Line
Name Parentage Title Lifespan Cause of Death
Liễu Chế Toàn Liễu Chế Mạnh Prince of the Fourth Rank Killed in Battle

Background

From the late 5th century, the Liễu Dynasty has experienced a variety of emperors that have generally led its power and dominance to decline. Even though, there were several

I: Rebellion of the Two Siblings

Rebellion of the Two Siblings
Date530-532 CE
Location
Present
Result

Rebellious Faction consolidates territory and power on the eastern coastline, establishing the Eastern Liễu Dynasty

Belligerents
Loyalist Faction Rebellious Faction
Commanders and leaders


II: Rebellion of Liễu Nam Phi

III: Resurgence of the Chế Line

Main article: Insurrection of the Chế Line

IV: War of the Two Princes and the Empress (Liễu Chí Khiêm and Liễu Thế Vinh, and Liễu Nhã Trúc)

V: Phổ Biến War

Main article: Phổ Biến War

What was to be known as the longest dynastic war, as well as the bloodiest civil conflict of ancient imperial Quenmin, originates from the assassination of Liễu Thủ Tông.

VI: TBD

VII: TBD

VII: TBD

IX: TBD

X: TBD

XI: TBD

XII: TBD

Conclusion and Legacy

In Cultural Depictions

These wars

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