The Roar of the Mountain River Breaks Through the Sky

In the 27th year of Jiakang, Emperor Daxing was buried. That night King Ning rebelled, killed the prince, detained the ministers and kings, and held them hostage in Yaohua Palace. Three days later, King Ning ascended the throne and his country was named Yongjia. King Jin, who was far away at the border, followed the Queen Mother's decree and took away 250,000 elite troops from the Zhenbei Camp. King An of Taizhou also dispatched 100,000 troops from the Xichuan Camp to encircle and suppress King Ning. 600,000 Troops fought in the suburbs of Beijing, with rivers of blood flowing. Beidi took advantage of the chaos and united with Xiyi to go south and broke through Jiameng Pass. They burned, killed and looted all the way. The bones were exposed in the wild and there was no rooster crow for thousands of miles. In the more than 200 years since the founding of Daxing, the country has never experienced such a human tragedy, it is known in history as the Yongjia Tragedy.