Records of the Great Zhou Dynasty

--- Biography of the Great Zhou Dynasty The Great Zhou Dynasty did not fall from the sky. Before it, there was a dynasty called Daliang in this land. In the last years of Daliang Dynasty, the last emperor was a bastard - to what extent could he be a bastard? He ignored government affairs and used all the money from the treasury to build gardens. There are more than a thousand white cranes raised in the garden, and each white crane eats better than ordinary people every day. When the people were so hungry that they were chewing tree bark, he pointed to the cranes in the garden and said, "This is auspicious." The meaning is - you see, the cranes are all here, which means that I govern the world very well. The common people do not find it auspicious. The people rebelled. There is more than one person who is against it. The first person to raise the flag was Liu Wuzhou from Guanxi Road, then Wang Shichong from Hebei Road, and then Du Fuwei from Jiannan Road. Three groups of troops went to the capital to fight together. The last emperor of Liang panicked and transferred the most elite imperial troops to defend the city overnight. But the Forbidden Army stayed outside the city for three days, and on the fourth morning they opened the city gate themselves - the commander of the Forbidden Army said: "We will not sacrifice our lives for the foolish king." The last emperor hanged himself in the palace. The beam is gone. But none of the three rebels became emperor, because they fought with each other outside the capital. Liu Wuzhou felt that he had the greatest credit, Wang Shichong felt that the cavalry was in his hands, and Du Fuwei felt that he had occupied the granary. None of the three people obeyed the other, and they killed each other until the sky was dark and the earth was dark. At this time, a man named Xiao Huan stood up. The rest of the story is actually quite cliche. I really don't have time to tell you anymore. I will add some background to you in the first chapter.