At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Zhu Quanzhong led his troops into Chang'an, threatened the emperor to abdicate, and killed the courtiers. It is said that those who obey will prosper and those who rebel will perish. For a time, the court was loyal and all the kings in the royal family were slaughtered. Only King Ying, Li Bao, and King Cai, Li You, lived among the people. Zhu Quanzhong wanted to proclaim himself emperor in Chang'an, but the people refused, so he set fire to the imperial palace, robbed tens of thousands of people and moved east to Biancheng. The following year, he killed Tang Emperor Li Jie and changed the country's name to Liang, which was known as Houliang in history.
The poem says: In the prosperous place of Kyoto, Chang'an is the only one in the world. The fire spreads over the Dragon Head Plain, and all is ashes overnight. The beacon smoke covers the scorched earth, and the children cry in the gravel. Where is the country and the family, scattered and scattered in all directions.
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