The time of Eastern Wei's destruction

The order in which the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu, and Wu perished was Shu, Wei, and Wu.

Yes, Northern Qi was established by Gao Yang, the second son of Gao Huan, a powerful minister of the Eastern Wei Dynasty.

Eastern Wei was replaced by Northern Qi.

The Eastern Wei Dynasty was a dynasty during the Northern and Southern Dynasties in China. It was established by Gao Huan. Later, Gao Yang seized the Eastern Wei regime and renamed it Northern Qi. Northern Qi was a new dynasty that ruled the vast area of the lower reaches of the Yellow River. Under Gao Yang's rule, Northern Qi's agriculture, salt and iron industry, and porcelain manufacturing were all quite developed. It was one of the most powerful dynasties at that time. However, Northern Qi was also famous for its brutal, licentious, and perverted rule. It was known as the " Beast Dynasty." Northern Qi had gone through six emperors and was finally destroyed by Northern Zhou in 577.

Northern Qi and Eastern Wei were two important political powers during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Northern Qi was a dynasty established by Gao Huan, while Eastern Wei was formed after Northern Wei split. Gao Huan was the founder of the Northern Qi Dynasty. He played an important role in the establishment and rule of Northern Qi. Eastern Wei and Northern Qi were both established by the descendants of Northern Wei, but there were some differences in their administrative measures and strength. However, the search results provided did not elaborate on the specific relationship and differences between Northern Qi and Eastern Wei. Therefore, based on the information provided, I cannot accurately answer the relationship between Northern Qi and Eastern Wei.

There were many reasons why Northern Qi destroyed Eastern Wei. First, Northern Qi's founder, Gao Huan, had used the chaos within Northern Wei to successfully seize most of Northern Wei's territory and population. Secondly, Gao Huan cleverly used a counter-spy tactic, allowing Hou Mo and Chen Yue to assassinate Heba Yue, further consolidating Northern Qi's position. After that, Yuwen Tai, with the support of the Yuwen family, successfully destroyed Hou Mo and Chen Yue, avenged his boss, and occupied Guanlong Land. In the end, Northern Qi was established under Yuwen Tai's leadership. In short, Northern Qi's destruction of Eastern Wei was due to the resourcefulness and hard work of Gao Huan and Yuwen Tai, as well as the chaos within Northern Wei.

Yes, Eastern Wei was replaced by Northern Qi.

The Eastern Wei was an independent regime during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. It lasted for 17 years (534 - 550) and had a total of one emperor. The regime was split from the Northern Wei Dynasty and was established in Ye City. The name of the Eastern Wei was Wei, a continuation of the name of the Northern Wei. The emperor of the Eastern Wei was Emperor Xiaojing (Yuan Shanjian). During his reign, he faced sharp opposition from social and ethnic conflicts, and was repeatedly defeated by Yuwen Tai of the Western Wei. In the end, Emperor Xiaojing abdicated the throne to Gao Huan's son Gao Yang, and the Eastern Wei Dynasty was destroyed. Other than this information, the search results did not provide a detailed list or introduction of the Eastern Wei emperors.

Northern Qi, Eastern Wei, and Northern Zhou were the three most important political powers in China during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Northern Qi was established by Gao Yang and inherited the territory of Eastern Wei. It occupied the vast area of the lower reaches of the Yellow River. The Eastern Wei was established by Gao Huan, replacing the Northern Wei, but was later replaced by the Northern Qi. The Northern Zhou Dynasty was established by Yuwen Tai and replaced the Western Wei Dynasty. There were some differences in the administrative measures of these three governments. Northern Qi mainly advocated Xianbei culture. Agriculture, salt and iron industry, and porcelain manufacturing were quite developed. It was the richest of the three countries at that time. Both the Eastern Wei and the Northern Zhou had implemented the Land Equalization System, but the Northern Zhou was even more determined and thorough in its implementation of this policy. The existence of Northern Qi, Eastern Wei, and Northern Zhou laid the foundation for the prosperity of the Sui and Tang Dynasties.

The capital of Eastern Wei and Northern Qi was Ye City. Ye City was located in Linzhang County, Handan City, Hebei Province. It was the capital site of Cao Wei, Later Zhao, Wei, Former Yan, Eastern Wei, and Northern Qi. Ye City was of great significance in the history of the construction of ancient Chinese capitals. It was known as the " Old Place of the Three Kingdoms and the Ancient Capital of the Six Dynasties." The Eastern Wei Dynasty moved its capital from Luoyang to Ye City and built an even larger scale Yecheng City. Ye City was divided into two parts, the north and the south, and the outer city was 100 square kilometers wide. During the Northern Qi Dynasty, Ye City was rebuilt and became an international metropolis with a certain status in China and even the world. However, Ye City declined after the Northern Zhou Dynasty destroyed Northern Qi in 577 AD and was changed to Xiangzhou, which was completely destroyed in 580 AD.