tuò bá guī.

Tuo trek Gui (August 4, 371 - November 6, 409), also known as Tuoba Kai (拓跋開), with the character Shibu Gui (涉珪), was a native of Yunzhong Shengle (present-day Hellinger, Inner Mongolia), and was of Xianbei origin. He was the founding emperor of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the grandson of Emperor Zhaocheng Tuoba Shiyigan and the son of Emperor Xianming Tuoba Shi.

Introduction

In the 19th year of the founding of the Former Qin Dynasty (383), Fu Jian was defeated in the Battle of the Interstate War, and the country was in great turmoil, with the regimes of the tribes that had been unified by the Former Qin Dynasty returning to the country one after another, and the northern part of the country fell into division again. At this time, Liu Kuren of the Dugu tribe helped the Qin army to fight against the newly established Houyan, but was killed in a night attack by Murong Wen, and his younger brother Liu Toufan led the army in his place.

In 385, Liu Xian, the son of Liu Kuren, killed Toufan and tried to kill Tuoba Gui. Liu Xian's younger brother, Liu Kang Wei, whose wife was Tuoba Gui's aunt, told He of Liu Xian's intentions.