Prosperous Tang Dynasty Side by Side King

Notes from "New Tang Dictionary" Side by side king Pinyin: bìngjiānwáng Definition: A special name for Xiaoyao Hou Chuci, a famous minister who lived through three dynasties, became the mainstay of the Tang Dynasty, and became an unparalleled figure in the world. It is a metaphor for not bowing before entering the court, but sitting shoulder to shoulder with the emperor. Synonyms: Chu Bingjian, Chu Xiaoyao Antonyms: None Source: "History of the Tang Dynasty·Biography of Chu Ci": "Dezong repeatedly performed extraordinary feats with his Ci, and was crowned the Prince of Xiaoyao. He retired to seclusion, and the emperor thought about him endlessly, so he called him the King of Side by Side, saying that as long as the Tang Dynasty existed, he would live up to his words. However, he said farewell for a long time, and finally never came back, and King of Side by Side became his last song." Example: Some of you call him a mathematician and inventor, some call him a military strategist and a politician, some even call him a thinker and a prophet, and what's even more ridiculous is that some call him a conspirator... But in my opinion, he is just my good friend, good teacher, and good brother! I believe he respects him and makes him a king. What's wrong? (Records of Dezong's Daily Life)