The denunciation also made it clear that the incompetent ruler was tyrannical. The entire court worked together. There were many people who doted on their concubines and killed their wives. They disregarded civility and were chaotic. They were unruly both inside and out of the court. The emperor was desolate in the court, causing eunuchs to be in charge. They stole power and ruled the country. The court officials protected them, and the government was greedy and rampant…
Shockingly, the denunciation also mentioned a list of many corrupt officials. There was also evidence.
It explained the corruption of the Great Zhou Dynasty.
At the end of the denunciation, the King of Liang even expressed bitterly that he couldn't bear to see an incompetent ruler be in power and wreak havoc on the country and the people. He wanted to send righteous soldiers to execute the heavenly punishment to save the people…
The idea of "replacement" was clear in his denunciation.
