Tang Minghuang

Author: Wei Jin Yong
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features:
Wanfang's crime, the fault lies with the emperor
Unable to escape the royal father-son calamity
Epilogue: Encounter with Zhang Shuo on the execution ground
An Jinzang's heart
Exhausting efforts in compromise
The bitter fruit of compromise
Win-win balance of color and spirit
The dream of the future
The emergence of fame and reputation
Yao Yuanzhi's weeping is strange
Wan'er's repeated failure in balance
Sympathy for one another
Wei Wu's corrupt governance
Chong Jun's mutiny
A thousand words of parting affection
The princess offers advice, achieving two goals with one arrow
Fei Long ascends to the sky
Zhongzong's poison
Wan'er's plot to draft the last will
The storm is approaching
The June revolution
Rebellion against Empress Wei, Li Dan restores the throne
The ups and downs of the eunuch world
Interweaving relationships
With Taiping Princess, there is no peace
Yao and Song advise to protect the Eastern Palace
The between aunt and niece escalates
The changing
Taiping returns in full force
Longji's accession to the throne is arduous
Behind the scenes, swords are drawn
The night before the final showdown
Lightning strikes before one can cover their ears
Taiping's fame and reputation are defeated
Behind the celebration of victory
Lu Xiangxian recommends Yao Chong in return
The emperor establishes authority, warning the masses
Rescuing the time, the prime minister's "Ten Matters to Say"
When the rabbit dies, the dog is cooked
Meritocratic officials suffer defeat
The Openning Emperor humbles himself to accept advice
Selecting the worthy and able, with good intentions
The Openning's wise prime minister, Song Jing, reaches the peak
Empathizing with the, losing wife and son
Emperor Minghuang's obsession with beauty, thinking of
Yuanyang newly receives favor
At the, Li Bai composes a poem
Things of the same kind gather, people of the same kind gather
Deaf to the bell, stealing the bell
Father marries daughter-in-law, appointing a concubine
Promote the favor of the powerful minister
The love of Li and Yang, the wind of the port
Special favoring An Lushan, raising a tiger to cause harm
The mantis catches the cicada, the shrike waits behind
Niu Zheng's chaotic governance promotes rebellion
Lushan's Pi Gu drum shakes the earth
Tong Pass falls, whose fault is it
Yang Guifei dies at Mawei Yizhi
Wanfang's crime, the fault lies with the emperor
Unable to escape the royal father-son calamity
Epilogue