If the emperor dies and the emperor's brother becomes king, is it necessary to be filial?

The death of the emperor is mourned by the whole country and the whole world.

The new emperor should be interesting anyway, and how long it will take depends on the emperor's mood. If it takes too long, find an excuse to do things conveniently.

If you are not filial, you will put on a hat for the first emperor, usurp the throne and seize power, tyranny and punishment. . .

1, mourn first. A country cannot live without a monarch for a day. Therefore, emperors generally acceded to the throne immediately after the death of the old emperor, and then mourned while dealing with some government affairs. During the mourning period, they went to Zigong every day to mourn for the mausoleum. They can't eat meat, drink, listen to music or wear mourning clothes, but they can handle some government affairs. Otherwise, the whole national machine will be paralyzed.

It is true that the emperor was established first and then the queen, but the interval was not long, if the emperor had a wife before he ascended the throne.

When a queen dies, there will be mourning. General princes and ministers, the people of the whole country should also mourn. It's just that the length of time is different, and ordinary people are sincere. Ministers should keep mourning for a little longer (usually three months to a year). If a prince wants to show his filial piety, some people will be filial for more than one year or even three years. But emperors don't usually wake up. In ancient times, highly respected people generally did not mourn for humble people.