History of Han and Zhao Dynasties

China has a long tradition of historiography, and for almost every regime that has existed in Chinese history, someone has written a history of it. The Sixteen Kingdoms period of Chinese history (316～ 439 )[1] The Sixteen Kingdoms Period in Chinese History (316～439 ), though only a small section of China's long history of several thousand years, has its own rich content and distinctive characteristics of the times. As early as more than a thousand years ago, feudal historians wrote special histories (country histories) of the various regimes of the Sixteen Kingdoms period, such as in the Book of Sui, Volume 333, written by Wei Zheng and others in the Tang Dynasty. The second book of the book of history listed in the surviving "hegemonic history" totaling twenty-seven 30035 volumes, there are twenty-six sixteen countries country history. Among them, the most famous and influential one is the one written by Cui Hong of Northern Wei Dynasty. The Spring and Autumn Annals of the Sixteen Kingdoms, 100 volumes. Unfortunately, all of the above books have been scattered, only in the Tang and Song dynasties compiled a variety of class books and other history books, there are some of the above history of the hegemony of the editorial text.[2]