Chapter 105: Long Live the Emperor! (1 / 3)
Actually… accepting him might not be impossible.
The old emperor reacted swiftly, and his mind quickly turned to the idea of splitting up Huihu.
Although the current Huihu king (the son of his younger brother) had shown no signs of rebellion or independence—having come to the capital with his ministers to pledge loyalty immediately upon ascending the throne two years ago—the old emperor trusted his own means of weakening Huihu far more than relying on loyalty, which depends on the whims of the heart.
For instance, he could allow this wild Huihu king to return to his homeland, but without granting him the right to reclaim the throne. If he still wanted to be a king, he could establish a new Huihu tribe elsewhere.
Oh, and the current Huihu king wouldn’t be allowed to kill him either.
—If the Turks could have East and West Turkic states, why couldn’t Huihu have East and West Huihu tribes?
Of course, someone would need to keep an eye on him.
But who?
The old emperor pondered and pondered.