The Mystery of the Song Dynasty

In 423 AD, the ninth year of Yuanjia of the Liu Song Dynasty, the Fujian servant Ge Chang of Yongchang County in the south of the country, together with Dong Ruan of the Liaozi tribe, raised troops to invade Mangguan Mountain where the Jiuliao tribe was stationed, in an attempt to force them to jointly fight against General Longyan in order to disrupt the court. At this time, Long Yan was in the capital, and Long Yan's second son, Liao Shao, was getting married to Ami Xunzi, the daughter of the leader of the Jiuliao tribe. Mangguan Mountain fell, and Ge Chang asked Ami Xunzi to be held hostage by Minpu, but his husband Liao Shao robbed Ami Xunzi on the way. Emperor Liu Yilong of the Song Dynasty issued an edict to pardon the world, recommend talents, and encourage farmers and businesses to prosper. Long Yan rushed to the capital to pay homage to Yin Jingren, who had just taken office, hoping to meet him with the court and elaborate on the strategy for governing Nanzhong. At the same time, Long Yan discovered that the newly arrived leader Liu Zhan was plotting to take advantage of the Song Emperor's hunting opportunity to assassinate Yin Jingren, who was accompanying him. In the crisis, Long Yan struggled to save him. When Liu Zhan saw that the plot failed, he became angry and plotted a vicious plot. While sending messages to the civil and military officials to send gifts and congratulations, he falsely accused Long Yan in front of the Song Emperor. Yue Chaozhong and Ge Chang secretly colluded in an attempt to eliminate the Longyan family. The Song Emperor had been lying on the imperial couch for a long time, and Yue Chaozhong took the opportunity to frame him. Taking advantage of the Song Emperor's coma, he took advantage of the Song Emperor's coma to record an edict and fly to Nanzhong in an attempt to seize the throne. A shocking conspiracy that had been carefully planned for a long time began.