Editing Ran Min (section)

===As Ran Min===
Soon after taking power, Ran Min killed Li Nong rather than share the throne. He also killed many of his advisors after they objected to his poor decision making, and continued his campaign against the Wu Hu, waging an outright war against them during which over 200, 000 people were killed, many of them ethnic Chinese who had been mistaken for Wu Hu due to having supposed indicators of non-Hanness. After the campaign, the Wu Hu had been almost completely destroyed.

Ran Min also waged war on enemy leader Shi Zhi. When he attacked Shi Zhi's capital, his forces rebelled and captured his son, who was handed over to Shi Zhi and executed, but Ran Min escaped. Shi Zhi sent his general Liu Xian after him, but Ran Min defeated him and forced him to assassinate Shi Zhi rather than be killed. Liu Xian later rebelled and proclaimed himself emperor, but Ran Min easily defeated and killed him.

Ran Min later continued his war against his old enemy, the Former Yan dynasty. However, Ran Min's forces were overwhelmed when he attempted to attack the Former Yan and his horse was killed, allowing him to be captured. He was brought before the enemy leader Murong Jun, and insulted him. Infuriated, Murong Jun had Ran Min flogged, before having him taken outside and put to death on the spot.
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