The first year of Zhengsheng.
Chu Zongke ended the situation of separatism among heroes and opened a new era. In the same year, the Zhou Dynasty was established. The capital is Tianling City.
Ten years later, Chu Zongke died and his second son Chu Yun succeeded to the throne.
The succession ceremony was held with great grandeur. But there was also a puzzling scene: the queen Chu Yun appointed was not the former crown princess, but a person she had never heard of - Qing Xue. What is even more shocking is that after the canonization, Chu Yun directly announced that he would abolish the queen and no longer establish a queen. The former Crown Princess was granted the title of Imperial Concubine and took charge of the harem.
It has never happened before that the queen was deposed immediately after the canonization ceremony. Even if he is deposed, he should not appear at this time. Before everyone could recover from the shock, Chu Yun just said lightly that this was the late emperor's last edict, and then forcibly revealed the matter and never mentioned it again.
A posthumous edict? The late emperor must have wanted him to marry that woman, but Chu Yun was unwilling and did not want to disobey the order and be disrespectful, so he thought of a way to express his love for the crown princess. As a result, everyone couldn't help but sympathize with the woman - even if she was deposed, she could not have any freedom. Pitiful. Alas, pathetic.
However, this does not seem to be the case, and there seems to be some unknown secret hidden behind it.