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to pay homage to
Emperor Taizong, stopped at Luoyang, they, without humility, accept his bows. Zhao, in fear, later committed suicide. When Liu arrived at Luoyang, he ordered Zhuaila to stand in his office hall and rebuked him, "Zhao Zaili was an important Han official. You are but a simple
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in charge of
Daliang, and headed back toward Liao proper. When some agrarian rebels subsequently attacked Luoyang, Liu abandoned Luoyang and fled to Xu Prefecture (許州, in modern
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Emperor
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chieftain of the north. How do you dare to be so arrogant toward him?" It was said that after this rebuke was known, the people of
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emperor, before leaving Li Congyi at
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