There was once a monarch in the State of Yan named Yan Wangkuai, who abdicated voluntarily after Yao Shunyu. When he was old, he gave up the throne to Guo Xiangzi, which eventually led to chaos in Yan State. Later, Qi took advantage of it and chopped the prince Kuai and Zi Zhi into pieces.

The way of the emperor's succession changed from abdication to hereditary, which began in the Xia Dynasty of our country, marking the entry of our country from primitive society into class society. Since then, China has always regarded heredity as the orthodox way of emperor's succession.

However, it happened that during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the monarch of a country tried to follow Yao Shunyu's example and pass the throne to the Prime Minister, which led to his death.

He is the monarch of Yan State. He is the son of Yan Yi, the 38th monarch of Yan State. When I was old, I was puzzled about the inheritance of the throne, whether it was hereditary to Prince Jiping or abdicated to Guo Xiangzi.

What an old man. He is an idealist, partly to gain a good reputation and partly to see the talent of Zi Zhi. Zi doesn't know that everything he does is for Yan Wangkuai. In fact, he is a fierce careerist, and finally gained the trust of the prince through cronyism.

The prince finally passed on the throne to him, which also laid the groundwork for his own death. The son still couldn't hold back, and the fox's tail finally came out. After taking office, he was dissolute and tyrannical.

Kuang just reacted, but it was too late. King Qiping then assembled an army to crusade against the son, and the state of Yan was in chaos.

The greedy State of Qi saw this excellent opportunity and took this opportunity to crusade against the State of Yan. At this time, the civil strife in Yan was rampant, and there was no time or energy to resist the powerful attack of Qi. Qi marched, captured the capital of Yan, captured the prince of Yan and Zizhi alive, and chopped them into meat sauce.