In the history of China, in 904 AD, Zhu Wen moved Tang Zhaozong to Luoyang, sent someone to kill Tang Zhaozong, and then asked Tang Zhaozong's son to observe a moment of silence for the emperor. In order to further expand his sphere of influence, Zhu Wen demoted and killed more than 30 officials in the Tang Dynasty. In 907, with the support of Zhang, the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, Zhu Wen was ready to proclaim himself emperor. Subsequently, Zhu Wen was abolished, and Liang regime was established by himself, and he ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor.