The Handsome Prodigal Son of the Southern Dynasties

Xiao Zhaoye lived from 473 AD to September 7, 494, with the courtesy name Yuan Shang and the small character Fa Shen. He was a native of Jiankang County, Danyang County, which is now Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province. The third emperor of Qi in the Southern Dynasties, the grandson of Emperor Wu of Qi Xiao Yu, the eldest son of Xiao Changmao, Prince Wenhui, and his mother was Queen Wen'an Wang Baoming. He has a handsome appearance and likes official calligraphy. He was granted the title of Prince of Nanjun. In 493, the eleventh year of Yongming's reign, he was conferred the title of grandson of the emperor. After the death of Emperor Wu, he ascended the throne and was named Longchang. During his reign, he was squandering wantonly, with rewards ranging from hundreds of thousands to hundreds of thousands, and hundreds of millions of money in the treasury was exhausted. At that time, the size of the government affairs depended on Xiao Luan, the general of the army. Later, he suspected that Xiao Luan had different ambitions, and tried to send Xiao Luan to Xizhou, where he would no longer care about his affairs. Xiao Luan then led troops into the palace to kill Xiao Zhaoye, and also used the Queen Mother's order to depose Xiao Zhaoye as King Yulin. The above is only the historical basis of this book, a reference, the story is brand new. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.