The Jin generals crushed Fu Jian at the Feishui River (the Battle of Feishui), killing or capturing tens of thousands. (Book of Jin (Jinshu), Imperial Annals 晉書 卷009 帝紀 太元8年10月)
In the summer fifth month, Huan Chong attacked Qin at Xiangyang with a hundred thousand; he sent Liu Bo and others against the cities north of the Mian, Yang Liang against Shu, who took five cities and then Fucheng, and Guo Quan to attack Wudang. (Zizhi Tongjian (Comprehensive Mirror) 卷105 383년 단락1 제1문)
General Who Pacifies the South Murong [missing character] was stationed at Yuncheng; hearing that Fu Jian had been defeated, he abandoned his troops and fled to Xingyang; though Murong De urged him to restore Yan, he did not follow. (Zizhi Tongjian (Comprehensive Mirror) 卷105 383년 단락11 제10문)
Changes of power ◆
Places where the world territory data shows a change of borders in this year.
◆ Gothia ends
◆ Jin dynasty (266–420) takes 521,100 km² of former Former Qin land
◆ Huns takes 181,700 km² of former Gothia land
◆ Roman Empire takes 148,200 km² of former Gothia land
◆ Former Qin loses 521,100 km² to Jin dynasty (266–420)