In the sixth year of Yonghe, Emperor Wen died, but on his deathbed, he suddenly deposed the prince and passed the throne to his fifteen-year-old son. As soon as this edict came out, the whole court was in an uproar. No one could guess the late emperor's intention, but they could not disobey it, so Dayong ushered in his new ruler in absurdity.
Zhou Zhao, Dayong's new emperor, accepted a prince who had perished as his daily minister on the first day he took office. He knew that his ordinary man wanted to usurp the throne, but he didn't care. He only wanted his Dayong to be governed by a capable person. So Zhou Zhao deliberately guided and cultivated a generation of wise kings.
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