What other wonderful reasons for rebellion in history are rushing into the palace for a meal?

The man you said rushed into the palace for dinner should be Tang Jingzong Li Zhan.

This happened when Li Zhan/Kloc-0 was 6 years old. At that time, he basically didn't miss politics, and his biggest hobby every day was playing football. At that time, there was a contractor named Su in the palace dyehouse. He had a friend named Su, who was a charlatan.

One day, when they were sitting together for dinner, Sue said to them, Look, the emperor does nothing all day, and then he does so many things all day. You can kill the emperor, eat in the palace, sleep and eat in the dragon chair, and you will certainly invite me to eat in the palace.

This man named Shao Zhang is also a fool. As soon as he heard that he could invite friends to the palace for dinner, he felt very reasonable, so he really rebelled. This is a big joke in history.

There are also reasons for rebellion in history, which is also ironic. His reason turned out to be that the boss didn't pay. This happened in the Yuan Dynasty. The hero of the story is Fan. Fan used to work in yamen, but his job was temporary. But when he helped the yamen for several months, he didn't get the salary of the yamen.

He complained several times, but no one paid any attention to him. Then he got angry and moved some of his friends. He wanted to punish these officials. But his friends suddenly said why not kill them, and they became officials themselves. It makes sense for him to think about it later. The key is that they think so and then do it directly, or even succeed. They succeeded in killing those officials, and then claimed the title of guard in Henan, but the good times did not last long. When the imperial court found out, it sent people to clean up the rebel teams.