Zhong Hui's rebellion

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Zhong Hui's rebellion was a failed 264 CE uprising by the Wei general Zhong Hui, who attempted to seize control of the state of Cao Wei after the conquest of Shu during the late Three Kingdoms period of China.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military coup attempt
political conspiracy
rebellion
after fall of Chengdu to Wei
aim seizure of control of the state of Cao Wei
chronology occurred after the fall of Shu Han
conflict Three Kingdoms period internal conflicts
country Cao Wei
describedIn Records of the Three Kingdoms
Zizhi Tongjian
endCause soldiers' suspicion and unrest
uprising of Wei officers against Zhong Hui
follows Conquest of Shu by Wei
linked to: Wei conquest of Shu
genre military history event
hasCause Zhong Hui's ambition to seize power
aftermath of the conquest of Shu Han
power struggle in Cao Wei
hasEffect consolidation of Sima clan power in Cao Wei
death of Deng Ai
death of Zhong Hui
elimination of potential rivals to Sima Zhao
hasTopic court politics of Cao Wei
military command in Shu region
usurpation attempts in Chinese history
historicalPeriod Three Kingdoms
languageOfWorkOrName Chinese
location Chengdu
China
Shu region
linked to: Shu territory

Yi Province
natureOfAttack internal military revolt
outcome mutiny of Wei troops against Zhong Hui
participant Cao Wei military
Deng Ai
Wei imperial court
Zhong Hui
partOf late Three Kingdoms period
pointInTime 264
3rd century
result failure
significantPerson Deng Ai
Sima Zhao
Zhong Hui
startCause Zhong Hui's control of Wei forces in Shu
status failed coup

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Deng Ai associatedWithEvent Zhong Hui's rebellion
Sima Zhao involvedInEvent Zhong Hui's Rebellion
linked to: Zhong Hui's rebellion