The small soldiers rebelled, and the lack of money triggered a chain reaction and killed the emperor by mistake.
Historically, the rise and fall of every dynasty has been closely linked to its ruler. For the sake of the well-being of the country and the people, some emperors did not sleep or eat to deal with government affairs; Other emperors, however, squandered their own selfish desires, making the people miserable and displaced.
Some even indulged in alcohol during their reign and did not care about government affairs. The emperor we are going to talk about today is the founding emperor of the Later Tang Dynasty - Tang Zhuangzong Li Cunxuan. He was once known as the "God of War", but this was not a compliment, but he exchanged the flesh and blood of hundreds of people.
During the First War, he recovered the old land, revived the Tang Dynasty, and eventually became the founding emperor of the Later Tang Dynasty. However, after becoming the emperor, he did not exert great efforts, but indulged in wine and did not care about the people of the Later Tang Dynasty.
This laid the groundwork for the demise of the Later Tang Dynasty.
As long as they succeed in defending Waqiao Pass within the allotted time, they will be rewarded handsomely and have the opportunity to reunite with their loved ones.
The soldiers cheered and went home together after completing their guard mission. On the way, he received an order to tuntian in a place called Beizhou. Despite the proximity of his hometown, Li Cunmiao violated the agreement.
These Wei soldiers were battle-hardened and successfully resisted the Khitan attacks for many days, and completed their tasks perfectly, showing their bravery and bravery. And they already have a record of committing the following crimes, even the emperor is not a problem.
The soldiers had nothing to do during their time in the tuntian, and had to rely on gambling for recreation. Huang Fuhui lost all his money in gambling, and in order to turn it over, he decided to incite other friends who were playing with him to rebel.
Huang Fuhui needed a good reason to stir up discontent among his soldiers. The Emperor's violation of his oath had already made the soldiers dissatisfied. He skillfully used this reason to add fuel to the fire and stir up the emotions of the soldiers.
Soon, a large group of soldiers gathered and prepared for action. Huang Fuhui knew that his education level was not high, so he planned to catch a ** as a leader. The local ** resolutely disagreed and was killed.
The petty officer was also killed. In the end, they captured a general, Cho Jae-li. Zhao Zaili and Huang Fuhui captured Beizhou and Weizhou. This incident eventually led to Li Cunqiao being shot and killed by his own guards.