In the second year of Tianjing's reign, King Shou made a rebellion, and the new emperor borrowed the Northern Mongolian cavalry to quell the rebellion and captured him under the city walls. After five days of interrogation with no results, he was summoned to the Golden Dragon Hall on the sixth day. Suddenly an edict was issued to him. King Shou was ashamed to see the new emperor and refused to accept it. He killed himself on His Highness and his blood splattered on the golden palace. The new emperor suffered a heart attack and died suddenly on the same day. Suddenly, the world was in a state of silence and everyone was crying. King Fu mourned and ascended the throne. Within three months, he also died of illness. Recognizing that his son was still young, all the ministers recommended the king of Qi and changed his reign to Changshun. Liang, the great scholar of Mingguang Pavilion, ordered him to assist him. This was the beginning of a prosperous and prosperous era that lasted for more than fifty years. This is a later story.
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