From Fujian to Annan to Become Emperor

During the Jiading period of the Southern Song Dynasty, Xie Shengqing, a native of Changle, Fujian, fled due to a murder case and entered Annan (now Vietnam). It took him fifteen years to go from a teacher on the border to becoming the champion of Annan, and from the son-in-law of a powerful minister to the founding emperor. He changed the name of the country, revised new laws, fought against the Mongols, and settled the southern frontier - he established a dynasty that lasted for 175 years. The Chinese historical material "Qidong Yeyu" records: "Chen Rizhao was from Changleyi, Fuzhou, and his name was Xie Shengqing." The official history of Vietnam, "Historical Records of Dai Viet", says of him: "The emperor came from Fujian and conquered the world with his cloth of commoners." Reading tips: This book is based on historical materials such as "Qi Dong Ye Yu" and "The Complete Records of Dai Viet History". It is a reasonable literary form within the framework of real history and is not fiction. This book is based on real historical materials and restores a forgotten legend.