In the south of Yunnan, there is a platform built with earth and the tomb of a famous general. A woman and her son guarded his tomb and stayed with him throughout his life.
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Dark clouds, accompanied by bursts of thunder, and a heavy downpour caught people by surprise. The rain is getting lighter, and the air is filled with a depressing atmosphere.
Beginning of spring.
The snow is still lingering, and the weather in the north is changeable. The chill of the beginning of spring erodes every pedestrian.
Warm and cold at first.
On this day, a major event happened in the Imperial Capital that shocked the world.
Shao Changyun, the Yizi King and the general of Zhenguo, was stabbed to death in his palace.
King Shao Changyun is the only prince with a different surname in the Chen Dynasty, and he is also the youngest and most powerful vassal king.
According to legend, Shao Changyun, the one-word king, once rode alone to defeat seven battalions in one day. He entered a million-strong army and felt like he was in a deserted place. Even though there were tens of millions of riders, his courage could not be regretted.
During the expedition against Nanzheng, Shao Changyun captured Hu Pass, the gateway to Nanzheng without a single blow. After that, he was unstoppable and marched straight into Nanyang City, the capital of Nanzheng. He forced the Emperor of Nanzheng to make an alliance under the city, which is known as the "February City Oath" in history.
Rumor has it…
It was such a prince who had experienced hundreds of battles and was talented in literature and martial arts, but he died in his own palace.
Intention: emotion