In the third year of Jingyuan's reign, the Liao people invaded Tianchu, and Saint King Beitang Shuo followed Marshal Feng Xie to attack the Liao territory from the north. Unexpectedly, the following year, Prime Minister Wen Heng launched a rebellion and killed more than 400 people in the palace. Queen Qing died in the palace, and her son Yao's whereabouts were unknown. In the north, the Holy King and the Marshal fell into the enemy's conspiracy and were surrounded. In Huangcheng, the Holy King died in battle. The marshal and his soldiers broke through the siege. Shuo entrusted Gu Yuxie before his death. The next day, Shuo's body was burned on the battlefield. His whereabouts were unknown. Shuo's ashes and sword "Qingding" were taken away.
In the fifth year of Jingyuan, King Shao suppressed the rebellion, and Li Shuo's successor Yuan ascended the throne. The year was changed to the first year of Tianyun, and he was given the posthumous title of King Chu Ming. Because the bones were not preserved, no mausoleum was built...
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