The Great Mo Dynasty, AD 144-AD 249.
Da Mo was a prosperous period, but when the fourth emperor Mo Chu succeeded to the throne, the court style became "degenerate".
A regent appeared, Mo Chu's fourth uncle Mo Zhenxi—King Lin.
A man of nine thousand years old, in the prime of life, was defeated by the fourth son of the Sheng family.
Two human rights are at odds with each other, tit for tat, and human lives are at stake.
However, in 247 AD, Sheng Zhaonian committed suicide by jumping over the city wall.
Four days later, Mo Zhenxi held four pear blossoms and jumped from the hundred-foot city wall.
In that January, the spring warmed and thawed, and the pear blossoms were in full bloom.
An adult in white plucked the blood-stained pear blossoms and sprinkled them on their heads.
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AD 249.
The eunuch Zheli led the uprising, destroyed Damo and built Dali. Because he had no children in his life, Dali had only one generation of kings.
Before his death, Emperor Li Zhao held a pear wood tablet.
Concept: The life and softness of a cruel person