During the Dingzong period of the Jin Dynasty, the emperor indulged in drinking and sex, formed cliques within the court for personal gain, and colluded with officials and businessmen. In April of the ninth year of Jin'an, the emperor died, and all the nine states were in mourning. Prince Baili Changge succeeded to the throne, but the Hu tribe caused rebellion and stabbed the new emperor in the Changsheng Palace during the ceremony. The new emperor died on the spot. The Queen Mother's blood and blood attacked her heart, and she died in Yonghe Palace the next day. The imperial concubine sent her envoys to the people to find the six sons of the former emperor and establish a new emperor. However, the new emperor was young, ignorant of political affairs, and had no empress dowager, so the senior ministers in the court had monopolized power.
In September of the third year of Zezong Jintai's reign, the Hu troops marched northward with their swords pointed at the capital. It was ridiculous that only one of the thirty-six cities in the five states along the way defended until there was not a single soldier left. In the twelfth lunar month of the same year, Hu Qi defeated the capital. The princes led their troops one after another and raised the name of King Qin, actually taking the opportunity to fight for the throne. Zezong died in the war, all the officials in the court were scattered, loyal ministers were all dead, traitors were in power, and a great river and mountain was turned into scorched earth. Later, each of the clans occupied one side and called themselves kings. The princes fought in a melee, and the world was in chaos.
In troubled times, the world is also in chaos. Although there are as many sects as crucian carp crossing the river, there are also outstanding ones among them. Within the imperial court, the conduct of the Tianzhao Alliance was authorized by the imperial power. In the secular world, the good deeds of worshiping the moon were passed down from generation to generation. Everyone knows that Tianzhao sacrifices to the moon, which is where the rivers and lakes are steered. However, Tianzhao's sacrifice to the moon was at odds with each other, and they refused to give way to each other, causing chaos in the world of troubled times.