The Wanqi Dynasty started from Taizu and lasted for more than 630 years, with sixteen kings. At one time during this period, the country was rich and powerful, the people lived and worked in peace and contentment, and they were well-served in all directions.
By the time of Emperor Chun's reign, arrogance and extravagance was rampant, and treacherous relatives and friends were abused, and the ancestral precepts of the previous dynasty were ignored, and the country's power was gradually declining. By the time of Emperor Yonghe's reign, his relatives had taken over the dictatorship, power had fallen by the wayside, mountains and rivers were in ruins, and there was no way to recover.
At the right time, the princes rose up and divided the world among themselves. Chu, Zheng, and Liang became the dominant three kingdoms.
In the early summer of the thirteenth year of Tuli, Emperor Yonghe died suddenly and the whole country mourned.