King Huan generously used commoners to go to the country when the country was in crisis, so he used it. After that, the general army was dedicated to conquering crimes, and the importance of trust was unprecedented. Life, prosperity, and death were sorrowful. As for the title of the prince who was the heir of a great country, it was the only one that could be seen in a dynasty. It is appropriate to open up the land and serve the people far away, and use military force to stabilize the situation. It is sincerely appropriate to call him "Huan". However, at the end of the eighth year of Tianzhi, the emperor ordered the ministers to discuss changes to the Yuan Dynasty, which made later generations suspicious. "Government by heaven" is also called "rule by two people". The powerful prime minister came first, and the powerful came later. After eight years, the emperor gained exclusive control of the country. Judging from this, does the king have any legacy?
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Is that really Master Huai? They can't be relatives who look very similar, right?
Is that really Master Huai? They can't be relatives who look very similar, right?