For a hundred years since Dayin, the aristocratic families were in conflict, and the relatives were in chaos.
The eldest grandson, Jianping, ascended the throne as the crown prince. He was paranoid about doting on the Jia family, and was unkind to his wife.
Empress Mingrui, Liu Wanyue, was born in a noble family, dignified and self-possessed. She lived in Kunning and was lonely, and she struggled to maintain her direct lineage. She raised two sons and one daughter, but she watched helplessly as her eldest son was framed and sentenced to death, her beloved daughter was forced to die in a foreign country with relatives, and her youngest son fled to northern Xinjiang to survive. A life of dignity, a life of heartbreak, a life of forbearance, a life of silence.
Jia Qiong was arrogant because of his favor, and was arrogant and vicious, causing trouble in the palace; Jia controlled the army and seized power, encroached on the imperial court, and wanted to usurp the country.
There is no warmth in the deep palace, there is no bright moon in the east palace, and everything within the red walls is a murderous situation.
The youngest son, the eldest grandson Mingge, was dormant in the northern border, sharpening his armor and hiding his edge, enduring humiliation and heavy burdens, just to settle the blood debt for one day.
The green plum Liu Wanjun is quietly guarding the capital, secretly accumulating strength and waiting to return home.
Xuanwu was shocked, the palace was stained with blood, the traitorous concubine was executed, and the treacherous minister was beheaded.
He ascended the throne and changed the Yuan Dynasty to Wu'an, determined the world with iron and blood, and guarded one person for his whole life. The six palaces were in vain, and he fell in love with only one person.
The hatred of the past will be paid for in this life. The old palace is in mourning, but the new dynasty is prosperous.
A song written by Dayin Palace sings the joys and sorrows of the emperor, the ups and downs of his direct lineage, love, hate, life and death.
Purpose: This article uses Dayin's centuries-old imperial power changes, family games, and deep palace love and hatred as the skeleton, and the life-and-death confrontation between the orthodoxy of the direct line and the chaotic politics of the foreign relatives as the main line, to write a gloomy, desolate, and awe-inspiring imperial family history.