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According to the "Previous History of Mo": Emperor Taizu Wu's surname was Mo, taboo Yun, with the courtesy name Zi Xing. He was a native of Tianying City, Jingyang County, Chuzhou. Emperor Taizu Wu was orphaned when he was young. He was raised by his master Duanmu Long and learned his military skills. At the end of the Sui Dynasty, the world was in chaos. Emperor Taizu Wu joined the rebel army, respected Emperor Ming, destroyed the Sui Dynasty, drove out the grasslands, pacified the Japanese pirates, and then settled the world and honored him as King Mo. The new emperor had no virtue, and the later emperor abolished the emperor and established himself, established the Mo Dynasty, and established the Yuan Mandate. Emperor Taizu Wu was a resolute and upright man, knowledgeable about people and good at assigning tasks, and was good at both civil and military affairs. During his reign, he opened up the sea ban, greatly reformed the official administration, and worked hard to govern. Later generations called it "the rule of destiny", also known as "the prosperity of destiny".