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As the wheel of history rolls forward, the ancient historical facts belonging to the Xia Kingdom have also been buried.

However, the two contrasting emperors of the Xia Dynasty, Emperor Xuan of Xia and Emperor Wen of Xia, cannot be ignored, and no matter how history advances, they cannot be erased.

The only difference is that the former is notorious and will be infamous for eternity, while the latter is outstanding and will be remembered for eternity.

A closer look reveals that Emperor Xuan of Xia was still rational in the early days of his reign, but became more and more arbitrary as time went on, and he did many things, such as disregarding human lives and framing meritorious officials.

The biggest mistake he made was to depose the crown prince and kill all the crown prince's followers.

Otherwise, there would not have been the possibility for Emperor Xia Wen to succeed to the throne, and Emperor Xia Xuan's youngest brother, the former Prince Su, would not have become an emperor whose name will be passed down through the ages.

The one who should have been crowned emperor was Prince Zhaoxiang Jingling, but Emperor Xuan of Xia personally deposed his only son, making Jingling stand against him.

Historians have excavated the tombs of Emperor Xuan of Xia and Emperor Wen of Xia, and found many records about Prince Zhaoxiang Jingling in the tombs.

Emperor Xuan of Xia was the biological father of Prince Zhaoxiang, and Emperor Wen of Xia was the uncle of Prince Zhaoxiang.

However, the two had different evaluations of Prince Zhaoxiang. In the words of Emperor Xuan of Xia, Jing Ling was a traitor who helped others seize his throne and a rebellious son who repeatedly disobeyed his wishes. But in the words of Emperor Wen of Xia, Jing Ling was an upright gentleman who was loyal to the emperor and patriotic.

When thinking of a gentleman, he is as gentle as jade.

This sentence was Emperor Xia Wen's evaluation of his eldest nephew, and many of the books he left behind revealed his admiration and love for his nephew.

There is no emperor who would not like capable people who are not interested in fame and fortune and who truly serve the people.

The materials unearthed from Emperor Wen of Xia's tomb only proved some of Prince Zhaoxiang's achievements, while other historical materials were found in the tombs of many civil and military officials, family records and personal autobiographical notes.

They have become important materials for historians to understand that period of history and Prince Zhaoxiang.

At that time, people who entered modern society realized that the prosperous rule of Emperor Xia Wen was inseparable from Jing Ling's silent efforts behind the scenes.

It can be vaguely seen from those historical materials that Prince Zhaoxiang Jingling was a man of both civil and military talents, both virtuous and talented. He was born in a noble family and was as gentle as jade, but he was forced into a corner by his father.

Fortunately, he broke free from the mud and bloomed beautifully again.

He left the palace, entered the world of martial arts, and became a free-growing Clivia.

He made countless contributions in his life, but he gave all his achievements to people in the court.

Among those people were his loyal followers, friends and subjects who had relied on him.

In the eyes of these people, Prince Zhaoxiang was gentle and kind by nature, loving his people like his own children, but he was persecuted by Emperor Xuan of Xia, which led to his becoming plagued by illness.

But there is no doubt that Prince Zhaoxiang is the person they admire most.

Several thousand-year-old families that have survived to this day have also come forward to acknowledge the existence and achievements of Prince Zhaoxiang.

For example, the Xie family...

During the reign of Emperor Xia Wen, the Xie family produced a famous prime minister named Xie Qingyun. This famous prime minister was Jing Ling's disciple.

According to his records, his teacher was a hermit with great talent who was unmatched.

Contemporary netizens were furious when they saw the Xie family come forward, and major media outlets were also reporting on the matter.

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#Today I started revising the history book, the collection of folk tales of Prince Jing Ling of Zhaoxiang#

...599th floor: What do you all mean? Didn't Jing Ling die after Emperor Xia Wen ascended the throne?

Floor 600: The internet upstairs is probably down!

Floor 601: Go and read the post.

602F: Let me tell you, this prince who was buried in the imperial mausoleum in his proper attire after Emperor Xia Wen ascended the throne was not really dead, but continued to be active among the people. He did a lot of things under the pseudonym Meng Jin'an.

603F: Meng Jinan? He was the agronomist who cultivated improved rice so that the people of the Xia Dynasty could eat rice!

Floor 604: Not only that, if you check out Meng Jinan you will know how extraordinary he is.

...709th floor: Damn! Without him, we wouldn't be able to eat rice of such high quality. I really like the rice varieties he researched. I've decided that he will be my idol in the future.

Floor 710: Those emperors and ministers are weak compared to Prince Zhaoxiang.

Floor 711: If he had not become emperor, he would definitely not be as unknown as he is now.

712th floor: What are you talking about! Prince Zhaoxiang was almost killed by his tyrant father who was greedy for imperial power. He was even annoyed by the sight of the palace. How could he possibly stay and be the emperor?

713th floor: That’s right. If it weren’t for the inhuman Emperor Xuan of Xia, Prince Zhaoxiang wouldn’t have hated the palace and the capital so much.

714th floor: This reminds me of another royal family of Xia Kingdom who really hates the capital...

Floor 715: You are not alone.

Floor 716: King Yi Jingyi.

Floor 717: Hahaha, great minds think alike.

Floor 718: He was really unlucky. When he was still the Prince of Yi, he was summoned into the palace by Emperor Xuan of Xia to become the Second Prince in name only. Three years of palace life tortured him terribly.

719th floor: Not bad! Emperor Xuan of Xia even changed her name to Jing Ling, bah!

Floor 720: Fortunately, Prince Zhaoxiang helped him escape and restored Jing Yi’s original identity and name, otherwise this child would have to endure a lot of suffering.

Floor 721: Aren’t you curious about who the man was who married Prince Zhaoxiang?

722F: What? My idol is married! How come the person I just fell in love with is also married?

Floor 723: Please restrain yourself, please stop howling.

Floor 724: I went to check out the latest information on Prince Zhaoxiang, and found an update on the partner in the column of his relatives.

Floor 725: Who is it? Tell me now.

Floor 726: His name is Tan Ming, he is a man of the underworld and a very powerful swordsman.

727F: Tan Ming? That’s my name too.

728th Floor: We have the same name, hahahaha…

Floor 729: Tsk tsk tsk, comparing yourself to others is really frustrating. The partner of Tan Ming from the Xia Dynasty was Prince Zhaoxiang, and I am just an ordinary worker.

730th floor: I'm jealous [Cha Lemon.jpg]

Floor 731: I have to say, Prince Zhaoxiang was really brave to be with the man he loved in that feudal era.

732F: Yes! My parents still cannot understand my sexual orientation.

733F: Cat sighs.jpg

734th floor: I just went to see the portraits left by Prince Zhaoxiang, they are so beautiful! [Photos attached]

Floor 735: Oh my god.

736th floor: shocked.jpg

...1599th floor: Is this a real person? How can he be so beautiful?

Floor 1560: Just asking, who can resist such a handsome prince?

Floor 1561: Emperor Xuan of Xia was not only secretly happy to have this son, but he also deposed and reinstated him.

Floor 1562: What an idiot!

Floor 1563: I won’t say any more. I want to buy a ticket to go to the exhibition hall to see the portrait of Prince Zhaoxiang.

1564th floor: plus one.

1565th floor: plus one.