In the thirty-sixth year of Emperor Yan's reign in the Jin Dynasty, the Xin family was unjustly executed, the queen Xin Zizhen hanged herself, and the crown prince Xiao Wenyu was imprisoned in the East Palace. At this point, the contest for the legitimate rights of the four sons began, namely the eldest prince Xiao Wenjing, the second prince Xiao Wenyun, the third prince Xiao Wenyu, and the fifth prince Xiao Wenjing. The final outcome of the incident was that the eldest prince died suddenly, the second prince was exiled to Loushan, and the crown prince hanged himself. In the 42nd year of Emperor Yan's reign, Emperor Yan died and the five princes succeeded to the throne and became Emperor Jing. After six years, the succession of the four sons ended.
The young prince Xiao Wenji, who was a compatriot of Emperor Jing's mother, was young and did not participate in the fight for the heir. After Emperor Jing ascended the throne, he granted Xiao Wenji the fiefdom of Xihe County as the King of Northern Hebei, and was in charge of the 200,000 Northern Hebei Army. King Xiaowen was not allowed to enter the capital unless summoned, and the Northern Hebei Army was not allowed to leave Xihe County unless it was a national war.
Before the crown prince Xiao Wenyu lost power, he dismissed the staff of the East Palace and abandoned the crown prince. But what the world doesn't know is that only the Crown Prince's apparent power has been dismissed. The Crown Prince's real power is hidden in various countries. He only waits for the young master to grow up and assist him in eradicating the traitors and bringing justice to his grandfather's family, the Xin family. . .
