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The work narrates the chaotic collapse of a ruling line and the ensuing contest for imperial power, tracing successive claimants, pitched battles, rapid regime change, and the sack of the capital; it also follows parallel uprisings in frontier provinces and the rise of a new ruling house. Interwoven with chronological narrative are accounts of military campaigns, political maneuvering, provincial unrest, and the administration's response, accompanied by maps, summaries, and critical notes that clarify sequence, participants, and broader consequences.
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