However, under Emperor Ai, corruption became even more prevalent and heavy taxes were levied on the people.

This was immediately viewed as a political case, and officials and the people all became disappointed in Emperor Ai.

The imperial government, under an edict issued by Emperor Ai, declined.

Emperor Ai was obsessed with seeking immortality, despite his young age.

However, as Emperor Ai died in early 365, that plan was cancelled, and Luoyang soon fell.

Both men were married, but Emperor Ai, at least, was childless.

His relationship with Emperor Ai would allow him to suddenly increase his power and prestige.

Emperor Ai rewarded him with large sums of money.

However, she would have little or no political influence during the reign of Emperor Ai.

A year later Emperor Ai died of illness without a son.