In the 21st year of Jingcheng's reign, Emperor Zhao of Qi passed away. After more than 20 years of rule, the Qi Dynasty made the people's livelihood better at home and settled the territory outside. They made decrees, reduced taxes, and provided benefits. There were abundant stones every year, and there were no hungry bones on the road. People who did not close their houses at night often sighed. The people of Li sighed and said: "The sun of the water is flowing, the shore of Mu Ye, the land of Qi, the people are lucky."
In October of that year, Prince Yunjue ascended the throne and was known as Emperor Xuan. The following year, the reign name was changed to Jian'an. The new emperor was benevolent, thrifty and systematic, diligent in government and caring for the people. He was dedicated to maintaining peace and prosperity, so that the order of the dynasty would be clear and peaceful, and the people would be well-off. It governs thirteen states, eighty-six counties, and four hundred and seventy-two counties, covering a vast territory of thousands of miles, with abundant resources and natural treasures, making it the leader of all the kingdoms. Therefore, the prosperity of Da Qi is beyond the reach of the past.
However, things in the world are as unpredictable as wind and rain, day and night are unpredictable. In the third year of Jian'an, a vision suddenly appeared. There were bright clouds thousands of miles away in the far north. They did not go away for three days. Not long after, the Taibai Star appeared in the imperial capital. The purple light fell, the Tianshu shook the light, and the three stars of the opening sun formed a line. It was said: it is an unlucky omen. In the fourth year of Jian'an, Emperor Xuan was seriously ill and often suffered from fainting. The medicine was in vain, so he ordered the King of Chu to assist in the administration. In the sixth year of Jian'an, Emperor Xuan was obsessed with the art of astrology and had no interest in government affairs. In the twelfth lunar month, the King of Chu forced the palace and the emperor died. He died in his twenties. It was New Year's Eve, and Shi Yu had a coup on Yuan Eve.
The sun and the moon have passed away and will never come back. Emperor Xuan was talented throughout his life, but God was jealous of his talent. He passed away like this, leaving only a sigh from the current generation. Many years later, future generations will look at the future and smile as if it happened. It turns out that everything has just begun.