In 929 BC, Qian reigned for 30 years. Wende, formerly known as the grandson of Qian, is also the youngest son of Qian. Qian was the last emperor of Wu Yueguo. During the reign of Jin Kaiyuan, he made a secretariat in Taizhou and finally became King Wu Yue. Zhao Kuangyin pacified the south of the Yangtze River, sent his troops and made meritorious deeds, and was named Marshal of Military Forces. After entering the imperial court, he was still named King Wu Yue. In 978, he gave his fief to DaSong. Died in 988 and was buried in Luoyang. On February 12, 948, the former King of Wu Yue hosted a banquet for his ministers at home, and Hu took advantage of the chaos to launch a palace rebellion, put Yue under house arrest and promoted money as a new Yue. Qian reigned for more than 30 years, and experienced the alternation of Han, Zhou and three generations. Money became the queen of wuyue, without arrogance or rashness and extravagance. On the contrary, he made great efforts to govern the country and ordered the removal of all those who had previously owed taxes. In his jurisdiction, ordinary people cultivated all the abandoned land, which immediately made the people of wuyue happy. Qian also led thousands of Tian Ding to open up wasteland. Since then, there has been no wasteland in wuyue, and food is abundant. Ten words can buy a bucket of rice. Last Wednesday, Wu Yueguo encountered a rare dry day, and many people sold their children to survive. When the money was known, it immediately ordered the government to provide food and clothes, redeem the children and return them to their parents. Moreover, a fund warehouse for disaster relief was set up, which effectively alleviated the disaster. In 998, Wang Qian died suddenly in Nanyang. He is sixty years old and has seven children. posthumous title is Zhong Yi.

Qian, born in 929 AD, was in office for 30 years. Wende, formerly known as the grandson and younger brother of the famous king Qian. He was the last emperor of Wu Yueguo. During the reign of Jin Kaiyuan, he made a secretariat in Taizhou and finally became King Wu Yue. Why did a decent king return the money to Song? There are two reasons why the money should be returned to the Song Dynasty. The first reason is the legacy of our ancestors. During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, Qian's grandfather, a famous king, has always been a national policy of governing the country. Even if he died of illness, he did not forget to tell future generations to do what they can and to be sensible. If they meet the real Lord, they should join him at once, lest the loss outweigh the gain. And his descendants also remember the teachings of their ancestors, and did not arrogantly call themselves emperors, but always paid tribute to the Central Plains. This is the first reason why Qian Natu returned to Song Dynasty, because he had to follow the teachings of his ancestors.

The second reason is that we have to lose to our opponents. Chen has returned to the Song Dynasty, and Qian was the last independent regime. He was frightened to see people around him taking soil. So he wanted to go home and asked Mao to remove his identity and status. He even showed wuyue's military book and asked Mao to withdraw the summons, but Mao refused. Money really doesn't know what to do this time. At this time, the adviser around him said to him: Your Majesty, the meaning of the imperial court is very obvious. The king had better seize the land at once, otherwise it will lead to death! . Money is still struggling, and the counselor hit the nail on the head. We are now in the hands of the enemy unless we can grow wings and run away. Money is a helpless move. I think more about those innocent people and civilians. Let's go back to the Song Dynasty.

Qian was once the last emperor of wuyue. Later Jin Dynasty was the secretariat of Taizhou, and was later named King Wu Yue. In the battle of Song Taizu's conquest of the south of the Yangtze River, he made great contributions and was named Marshal of Military Forces. Later, he joined the Song Dynasty, but he was still the King of Wu Yue. In 978, he dedicated many areas to the Song Dynasty, but he died ten years later. There are still many speculations about how money died. So how did the money die? The problem of how money died began in 978. Money entered the capital of song dynasty according to the will of the Song emperor, but it was detained for no reason, and freedom could not be guaranteed. In order to alleviate this situation and gain the trust and recognition of the Song Emperor, Qian had no choice but to dedicate part of his country's territory to the Song Emperor. At that time, it was the ruling period, so he was given many titles, such as Huaihai Wang and Deng Wang. By 988, Qian was 60 years old, which was something to celebrate for people at that time. He also sent someone to celebrate his kindness, but on that night, Qian suddenly died, that is to say, Qian suddenly died.

Some people also questioned the death of money and thought there was something wrong with it. Some people even suspect that Qian died suddenly at this time because someone poisoned him and he was poisoned. But there is no evidence in history to prove this statement, so it is just people's guess. The epitaph of Qian, the last emperor of Wu Yueguo, has been displayed in Luoyang Museum of Ancient Art, but during the exhibition, some people mistakenly thought it was Deng's epitaph, which led to this extremely valuable historical relic sinking into the sea today. Nowadays, many people think that Qian's epitaph is a national treasure, so it has also attracted widespread attention. Qian was the last emperor of wuyue. He did many things that were beneficial to people's livelihood. He always believed in Buddhism, but he died suddenly on the night of the 60th birthday celebration. Many people expressed great doubts about his death, and some even suspected that he was poisoned, but because there was no evidence, it was considered speculation. Buried in Luoyang after death. Now that his tomb has been discovered, Qian's epitaph has become a cultural relic. This epitaph mainly introduces the life of Wu Yue Wang Qian and his related titles, and the person who wrote the epitaph is said to have written it by an official who holds an important position in North Korea.

Qian's epitaph is about 92 cm high and 93 cm wide. The whole epitaph reached 53 lines, each with about 52 words. 198 1 year, Luoyang designated the owner of this epitaph as Qian, but only named Deng. Looking up the history of the Five Dynasties, I didn't find Deng, and this epitaph is only two words compared with the book written by the Northern Song Dynasty for the death of Wu Yue Wang Qian. Besides, whether the owner is anonymous or posthumous title, he has been chased.