In the seventh year of Emperor Qingfeng's reign, the king of Southern Xinjiang died suddenly in his mansion. At that time, his son was traveling in the south of the Yangtze River and survived. However, the ambitious leaders among the six tribes of Southern Xinjiang were ready to make a move. The leaders of the Meng, Li, and Jin tribes who were loyal to the king of Southern Xinjiang offered to find their son to inherit the throne. There was a lot of discussion for a while, and some people thought that the prince of Southern Xinjiang was a free and easy-going man who did not care about political affairs and was not worthy of this important task. They supported the king's younger brother who had assisted the king of Southern Xinjiang for several years to inherit the throne. For a while, there were constant conflicts between the tribal leaders. Each tribe was in charge of its own affairs. Southern Xinjiang had a faint tendency to split.