There was also the founding father of the Great Jin Dynasty, "Gan Yu," who repeatedly advised the reckless "Emperor Yingzong" to no avail. He then expelled him from the court and exiled him to a remote place, personally taking control of the government. But when "Emperor Yingzong" repented, he was brought back and returned to power, and "Emperor Yingzong" bore no grudge against him. Instead, he treated him generously in his later years and gave him a grand imperial burial after his death.
Then there was the chief minister of the Great Sui Dynasty, "Huo Kuo," who deposed the incompetent "Emperor Chong," established "Emperor Huan," and revived the Great Sui. The ruler and his minister lived in harmony and mutual respect.
These pairs of monarchs and ministers trusted each other and complemented one another, achieving a legendary partnership.
Today.
