míng cháo mín biàn  (?1465nián～1466nián)

jíguàn：	hé nán xī huá
kāiduān zhōngjié zàiwèi 1465nián 1466nián 德胜 1465niánsānyuè 1466niánsānyuè 

　　 liú tōng （？ － 1466 nián）， hé nán shěng xī huá rén， yīn wéi chuán shuō tā néng jǔ qǐ lái xiàn mén kǒu de qiān jīn shí shī zǐ， chuò hào liú qiān jīn。 míng cháo zhōng qī jīng xiāng liú mín mín biàn shǒu lǐng。 zǎo nián liú tōng liú wáng dào fáng xiàn。 1465 nián， liú tōng yǔ shí hé shàng fā dòng liú mín qǐ yì， zì chēng hàn wáng， nián hào dé shèng。 yì jūn jìn gōng xiāng yáng、 dèng zhōu， duō cì dà bài míng jūn。 bīng bù shàng shū bái guī zhèn yā， sì lù wéi gōng。 1466 nián wǔ yuè， liú tōng zhèn wáng。 shí hé shàng zhuǎn zhàn sì chuān， bù jiǔ yì shī bài。

　　Liu Tong (? -1,466), The Henan Province, West Chinese, because the legend he lifted up the extremely heavy stone lions outside the county, nicknamed Liu jin. Ming medium Jingxiang displaced people become leaders. Liu went into exile in the early years through the Housing County. 1465, Liu Tong and Shek monk uprising launched by displaced persons, claiming Kingship, era name Ruby. Volunteers to attack Xiangyang, Dengzhou, repeatedly defeated the Ming army. Bingbushangshu baigui suppression, four siege. May 1466, Liu Tong killed. Stone monks fought in Sichuan, and soon also failed.