Emperor Ying of Jin can be said to be the most deserving of discussion by future generations in the short four hundred years of the Jin Kingdom.
Because Emperor Ying of Jin Dynasty can be regarded as a legendary figure.
First, the mother-in-law of Emperor Ying of Jin Dynasty was a foot-washing maid. She was the only one in the history of Duanzhou Continent who came from such a humble background to become emperor.
Secondly, Emperor Ying of Jin usurped the throne. Few emperors who usurped the throne since ancient times have left a good reputation. However, the history books were merciful to Emperor Ying of Jin. At that time, he did not exile the empress with his own hands. Instead, he kept her as the eldest princess and allowed her to marry freely.
Thirdly, this is probably the most widely circulated story about Emperor Jin Ying. It is said that before he ascended the throne, Emperor Ying of Jin had snatched a bride from someone else's wedding.
This was not a good thing, but the history books gave the Jin Ying Emperor the title of an infatuated emperor. The book said that in the end, the emperor was forced to take the daughter of a minister as his queen, but he still made the bride a noble concubine and favored him in the Sixth Palace.
The writing of history books has added a lot of fun to the people, but no one can know what kind of person this Jin Ying Emperor was.
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