During the turbulent years of the Taiping Rebellion, the political competition in Tianjing City intensified, full of bloody battles and power schemes. After the threat of Yang Xiuqing of the Eastern King disappeared, the power of the Eastern King Yang Xiuqing fell into the hands of the Eastern King Yang Xiuqing, which caused internal strife among the high-level of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. This series of events eventually evolved into the famous "Tianjing Incident" in history, with bloody scenes after scenes.
Northern King Wei Changhui was stationed in Jiangxi, Wing King Shi Dakai was located in Hubei, and Yan King Qin Rigang was on the Danyang front, each monitoring the other. Although Shi Dakai was the closest to Tianjing City, he was unwilling to fight with his brother, after all, he did not want to stain the blood of his brother on his hands. The Yan king Qin Rigang was subject to Yang Xiuqing's cronies and was unable to stir the masses. Only Wei Changhui, the Northern King, was most concerned about this matter, and he was dissatisfied with Yang Xiuqing's fake Heavenly Father.
Wei Changhui attacked and led 3,000 soldiers to quietly approach Tianjing City at night, Chen Chengyong opened the city gate for him, and Qin Rigang, the king of Yan, also quietly returned to Tianjing. On this night, there is no moonlight, and the silent night looks even more terrifying. Wei Changhui went straight to the East King Mansion, and Yang Xiuqing had no choice but to hide in the watchtower, remove the ladder, and jump into the toilet pit to hide. In the end, Yang Xiuqing was discovered, killed, and his cronies were brutally executed.
Next, Wei Changhui's army launched a mass massacre, killing almost everyone who supported Yang Xiuqing. This bloody event was recorded in the archives of the Qing Dynasty, recording the tragic deaths of countless people. Wei Changhui became the new ruler of Tianjing City.
Shi Dakai's departure has sparked more chaos, and his army of revenge is imminent. In order to maintain his power, Hong Xiuquan wrote to Shi Dakai asking for help in eliminating Wei Changhui. However, Shi Dakai is unwilling to fight for a deceased man again. He believed that the deceased could not be resurrected and that there was no need for the living to kill for the sake of a deceased person. After Hong Xiuquan's rule was restored, Wei Changhui was captured, and Hong Xiuquan divided his five horses and hung his body throughout the city as a warning to others.