During the dynasty, the young Huang Furen succeeded to the throne. Before the death of the late emperor, he asked Emperor Ren to reduce the power of the prime minister group headed by the Shan family. However, Emperor Ren still appointed Shan Haotian, the son of the Shan family and a brother-in-law, to the position of prime minister. The Shan family continued to hold great power in the court during the period of Emperor Ren.
Did Shan Haotian seek military and political power and confront the benevolent emperor like his father, or did he devote himself to assisting the emperor in the name of a brother? What is the relationship between monarch and ministers? What kind of joys and sorrows are unfolding between closeness and distance? Between the constraints of imperial power and prime ministerial power, between brotherhood and political rights and interests, who can choose to give up, and who can have it in the midst of giving up?
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