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Li Ke: I Just Want to Be a General.
Chapter 2: Brain Disease. [2]
Summary
Li Ke, the third son of Emperor Taizong of Tang, faced a tumultuous life marked by political intrigue and power struggles. Despite his talents and noble lineage, he became embroiled in a fierce competition for the throne, particularly against his brother Li Tai. Accused of rebellion and ultimately executed at 34, Li Ke's legacy transformed over time, with many recognizing his tragic fate and admirable qualities. His story evolved into a celebrated theme in literature, portraying him as a tragic hero. As he navigated court politics, he sought allies, including Cen Wenben and Li Dao Zong, while grappling with the complexities of royal etiquette and familial relationships.Full content
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