The emperor was ignorant and immoral. In the third year of Xuanzheng, King Zhen rebelled and many courtiers from King Zhen's faction forced the palace. The emperor was beheaded by King Zhen himself. The commander-in-chief's general arrived late and captured King Zhen's faction one after another. However, the emperor passed away, leaving only a seven-year-old little prince. The commander-in-chief supported the little prince to inherit the throne. The palace faced north, and the general escorted him with merit, and was named the "King of Zhenbei". Many members of King Zhen's faction were sentenced to death, but the young emperor spared King Zhen from being beheaded. King Zhen stayed in the palace to reflect on his faults and was not allowed to participate in government affairs. Everyone said that the new emperor was merciful, so he got the title of "Emperor of Good Harmony". The general supported the emperor to secure his throne and eliminated rebellious officials and traitors. Little did he know that during the day and night they spent together, the little emperor had already had other thoughts about him.
Purpose: A non-brainy Machiavellian essay