Northern Wei After Emperor Xiaowen moved the capital to Luoyang , he was granted the meritorious Yuanzhi as the Luoyang Order. It is equivalent to the mayor of Beijing now. Yuan Zhizhi was satisfied and did not take other ministers into consideration.
Lieutenant Censor Li Biao gave Emperor Xiaowen strong support during the operation to move the capital to Luoyang, and was deeply appreciated by Emperor Xiaowen.
The big celebrities in front of the two emperors felt arrogant and regarded each other as a thorn in their eyes.
One day, Yuan Zhi rode a horse on his court and saw Li Biao coming from afar. According to the official system, Luoyang orders were much smaller than those of the censor, but Yuan Zhi held himself deeply favored by the emperor, but he put the horse in the middle of the road and did not give way to Li Biao.
Li Biao looked at Yuan Zhi's provocative look and was angry. He pointed at Yuan Zhi's nose with a horse whip and scolded, "You are a small Luoyang ruling, why don't you give way to me?"
Yuan Zhi was not showing weakness, and sneered and said, "This is under the feet of the emperor. Although my official position is not big, it is on my territory. I won't give way to you. What can you do to me?"
The two of them refused to give in to each other and were in a stalemate. In the end, the two went to find Emperor Xiaowen to judge.
Emperor Xiaowen carried out reforms, thanks to these two people who helped the fire, so he did not want to favor either side.
So he said to the two dear ministers: "What you said makes sense, but the world is mine, Luoyang is mine, and you are my dear ministers. In the future, you will part ways when you meet."
From then on, when Yuan Zhi and Li Biao went to court, they went their separate ways. This is where the parting comes from.
shui Rutianshu
Yuan Zhi and Li Biao, as two important figures in the Northern Wei Dynasty, had a big fuss in order to compete for the first place, which was really inappropriate. Emperor Xiaowen moved the capital to Luoyang , and his original intention was to learn Han culture. However, The way of courtesy advocated by Han people only learned the basics. Reform is not something that can be solved by moving the capital.
Emperor Xiaowen did not part ways with Central Plains culture. But through reform, Xianbei no longer exists. Is this success or failure? People with a person have different opinions.
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