What does the emperor's occupation mean?

The emperor's defection means that the emperor has lost the power and status of the throne and is in a state of being overthrown. In the feudal society of China, the emperor was regarded as the supreme leader of the country, and his position and power were unshakable. However, if the emperor goes against the throne, it means that great changes have taken place in national politics. At this time, the people need to find a new leader to manage the country.

Historically, it is a common phenomenon for emperors to hang upside down. In every dynasty of feudal society in China, almost all emperors were at a disadvantage. For a country, the appearance of this phenomenon usually leads to political and social turmoil, and sometimes may even lead to revolution. Therefore, although the emperor hangs upside down is an extreme situation, it must also attract everyone's attention.

For an unfavorable emperor, the most important thing is to regain the lost power and status. However, it is not easy to achieve this goal. First of all, the disadvantaged emperor needs the support of the people. Only with the support of the masses can he win the political competition. Secondly, the disadvantaged emperor also needs to establish his own forces and organizations to compete with other political forces. In a word, the emperor's defection is a very complicated problem, which needs efforts from all sides to solve.