If You Overthrow the Prince, I Can Also Sit on This Throne.

In the forty-seventh year of the Yuan Dynasty, it was the first day of the first lunar month. Li Yuheng, Emperor Jing of the Ming Dynasty, was admiring the snow in Xiyuan when he lost his footing and fell into the lake. He suffered a severe cold and fell ill. On the second night of the first lunar month, Li Ming, the eunuch in charge of the Li Supervisor, fled out of the capital. Two days later, the eldest prince Li Dangxin disappeared and has not been heard from since. On the eighth day of the first lunar month, Emperor Jing ordered the death of the Queen Mother. On the ninth day of the first lunar month, Emperor Jing of Ming Dynasty was seriously ill and died. On the twelfth day of the first lunar month, the motion for the succession of the second prince Li Duoqi to the throne was rejected by the chief minister of the cabinet on the grounds that the life and death of the eldest prince and the chief minister of rites were unknown. On the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, the second prince Li Jinglong and his mother Chi Yunfang took charge of the government. They issued an edict to keep the death of Emperor Jing secret and not to announce the funeral. At the same time, they ordered the Chief of Ceremonies to write down the pen and the new eunuch Wu Shicheng to trace the whereabouts of Li Dangxin and Li Ming...