Kyushu Yunting Order

In the autumn of the second year of Jiading, the Bingsi palace changed and the palace was washed with blood. The new emperor Lu Yun stepped over his brother's blood-stained Danbi and sat on the cold dragon chair. The historian wrote with a trembling pen: "The emperor suddenly became ill and died in his bed, and his younger brother Yun was entrusted with the imperial edict to succeed him." No one knew that in the new emperor's sleeve, he was clutching an old thing from his childhood - half a faded, poorly carved wooden tiger talisman. That year, they were not yet the emperor and the rebels. That year, they were just elder brother Ating and younger brother Ayun.