Today I only say that in a certain year and a certain month, the world was in dispute and the country was divided. The Mingjun of the Southern Dynasty was in power, the borders were stable, and the territory was peaceful. At this time, the neighbor to the north, Beidi Kingdom, was also in power. After more than 40 years, the territory was unified, the four tribes were subjugated, and the country was strong.
This Beidi tribe was located in the northern part of our Southern Dynasties. It has always been divided into separate kings. Several larger tribes are called South Beidi, North Beidi, Northeast Di and Northwest Di according to their location. Among them, Nanbei Di is the weakest, because it is the gateway to our Southern Dynasty and has directly blocked our attack for generations. In addition, the other three tribes often take advantage of the fire and add insult to injury, so they have been lingering and unable to grow.
Later, the kings of Northern and Southern Di had no choice but to finally bow their heads to me, the emperor of the Southern Dynasty. At that time, our dynasty also wanted to use his power to control the entire Northern Di, so we tried our best to support him, and the two sides lived in peace and harmony for nearly a hundred years.
Decades ago, a prince named Hachatu came out of Nanbei Di. This man was the youngest son of the old Nanwang, and he had been a hostage in the Southern Dynasty since he was a child. When he was a teenager, his father died of illness, and the emperor of the Southern Dynasties sent someone to send him back and secretly supported him in order to help him succeed to the throne.
The old Nan King had many concubines in his life, and the most powerful among his sons, besides Hachatu, was the eldest son Lin Sen. Lin Sen's mother was the daughter of Nanbei Di family, and Lin Sen's maternal uncle was the most powerful general under the old Nan King, Duolun Tu. When Old Nan Wang died of illness, Lin Sen was nearly thirty years old and already had power and prestige in the clan.
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