In 304 AD, the mainland was divided between the four great kingdoms of Taiyuan, Daliang, Nanjiang, and Dongxiang and the remaining dependent states. It was rumored that there was an invincible General Beichen in Taiyuan who followed the 19-year-old young emperor of Taiyuan in east and west campaigns. He was a majestic general who controlled the country in Taiyuan.
However, in the third year of Yongjia (Era) in Taiyuan, General Beichen led an army of 100,000 and 50,000 soldiers to the Eastern Hunan Kingdom. In the fourth year of Yongjia, the Eastern Hunan Kingdom was destroyed. General Beichen, who was supposed to be worshiped by the people, respected by the king, and the pillar of the country, was suddenly ambushed by the remaining members of the Eastern Hunan Party on his way back to the court, and a generation of Zhu Xi was wiped out.
+ In the same year, General Beichen's wife passed away due to excessive grief. The once glorious Beichen family only had a young son, Beichen Lai, who was under one year old.
The emperor remembered that General Beichen had sacrificed his life for the country, so he made Beichen's youngest son Sima. He inherited General Beichen's remaining 30,000 soldiers and was raised by the Bai family.
+The following year (the fifth year of Yongjia), the Taiyuan Emperor discussed marriage with Daliang. Princess Busiti, the youngest daughter of the Great Liang King, went to Taiyuan to get married and be crowned queen. Princess Shuning, the sister of Emperor Taiyuan, went to Daliang to get married to Ah Buyi, the second son of Prince Daliang.
+ In the spring of the sixth year of Yongjia, Queen Xiti gave birth to the eldest prince Shang Shi'an of Taiyuan. In the summer of the eighth year of Yongjia, Queen Xiti gave birth to another daughter. Emperor Longyan of Taiyuan was delighted and bestowed upon Shang Zhike the title of Princess Huai'an. In the winter of the same year, Concubine Xiao gave birth to the third prince, Shang Yin.
In the 18th year of Yongjia, Queen Xiti died of illness. The King of Daliang proposed to take Princess Huai'an to Daliang to relieve his sorrow on the grounds that the white-haired person sent the black-haired person away and he missed his young daughter.
In the 19th year of Yongjia, the eldest prince of Taiyuan died of an epidemic. In the 20th year of Yongjia, Concubine Xiao was promoted to queen, and the third prince, Shang Yin, was established as the prince.
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