At this moment, as it quieted down, Liu Cong realized that his control over the Xiongnu was not as deep as he had thought, at least the leaders of the five Xiongnu tribes dared to disobey his orders.
The Xiongnu were composed of five tribes, and if he could not gain the recognition of their leaders, he could not command the troops composed of these tribes.
Liu Cong was not as rash as Liu He. His methods were more ruthless, and he knew better when to be patient. So, he rose from his seat to indicate he would do his utmost to find Liu Yi and honor him as emperor.
The expressions on Liu Huanle and the other ministers' faces instantly improved.
Regardless of Xiongnu or Han traditions, Liu Yi was the second in line for succession.
Although he was young and his rank was low, he was legitimate after all, and his mother was the Empress, now the Empress Dowager.
