Knowing the Chins' attack, Chung-huan rushes back to the .capital to fight against them. Nevertheless, Chung-cheng misinterprets it as an attack by Chung-huan, in collaboration with the Chins, and so he refuses to open the gate and interrupts the army's supplies. Wang Ta-chi makes use of the opportunity to make Chung-cheng believe Chung-huan has surrendered to the Chins._ Hua-hsiang_also_spreads the rumour of Huan's co-operation with the Chins. In response,`Chung- cheng weakens Huan's military power and imprisons him. Unable to realize his goal, Chung-huan gives his 'blood letter' to Tsao Te-shu, asking him to fulfill his will. Ta-shu promises to do so but refuses to obey Chung-cheng's order. As a king, Chung-cheng is helpless in combating the foreign invaders and murders so many able ministers. He is thus named 'Kwong Loong' by historians.… ...
By browsing this website, you accept our cookies policy.