Since Taizu ascended the throne, the Great Wei Dynasty has experienced three generations of emperors, Taizu, and Gaozong, with clear rivers and peaceful seas, and a peaceful country and peace.

Gaozong had seven sons, only three remained.

Emperor Gaozong died, and the emperor's eldest son Chai Ji was appointed as King Yu, and the fifth son Chai Yun, who was born in the imperial court of Concubine Hui, was appointed as King Qing, and the seventh son Chai Yu, who was born in the imperial court of Concubine Hui, followed the emperor's seventh son Chai Yu, who was born in the imperial court of Concubine Du, inherited the throne.

The Queen Mother Du ruled the country from behind the curtain and assisted the young emperor.

Fifteen years later, Chai Yu died at the age of 21, with the temple name Renzong.

Renzong had only two sons, and the eldest son of the empress Hu, Chai Huan, succeeded to the throne at the age of four, and changed his dynasty name to Baokang.

The Empress Dowager Du once again ruled the country from behind the curtain.

On the fifth year of Baokang, on the fifth day of the eighth month, the mountain monument collapsed.

Emperor Baokang Chai Huan died at the age of nine.

Tao Zheng, the chief minister of the Huagai Palace, requested to make Renzong's elder brother, the uncle of Daxing, the uncle of King Yu, the emperor.

The Empress Dowager has not agreed.

That night, the concubine Gao died of palpitations.

On the seventh day of the eighth month, Chai Ran, the son of Concubine Gao and the youngest younger brother of Emperor Daxing, rushed to the throne at the age of eight.

The new emperor worshiped and mourned with the emperor's ceremony, and welcomed the emperor's spiritual throne to the Taimiao.

The Empress Dowager Du spent four dynasties and ruled the country from behind the curtain for the third time.

On the ninth day of the ninth month, on the Double Ninth day of the year, King Yu raised his army and rebelled.
Chapter completed!