Song Zhenzong is on the verge of Alzheimer's disease. Why is it still unwilling to make way for Song Renzong?

Song Zhenzong always felt that he was the son of heaven of DaSong. Even though he is old, no one is allowed to challenge his authority. Although Song Zhenzong still loved Song Renzong very much, Song Renzong was still young at that time, and Song Zhenzong didn't want to give up the throne to Song Renzong so early, at that time, Song Zhenzong's physical condition was already very poor and his mind was a little unclear.

In the court, as long as there is something that doesn't suit his mind, he will break into a furious rage and even kill many court officials. At that time, there were also many treacherous court officials who took advantage of Song Renzong's physical condition to make profits. Therefore, Song Zhenzong's Queen Liu E and some ministers are very worried about North Korea. At that time, Song Zhenzong made many wrong decisions, but because he was the emperor, he had to follow his ideas.

Later, in order to solve this problem and let Song Renzong succeed to the throne as soon as possible, many ministers went to see the throne, hoping that Song Zhenzong would give up the throne. One of the most special ministers is Song Renzong's teacher Zhang Huaizheng. When no one dared to provoke Song Zhenzong, he bravely stood up and wrote a letter to Song Zhenzong, hoping that the prince would inherit the throne. Song Zhenzong was already on the verge of Alzheimer's Harmo's disease, and even flew into a rage after reading this paper, regardless of everyone.

Later, Song Renzong made the then prince crown prince at the Mid-Autumn Festival. After his death, Song Renzong officially ascended the throne that belonged to him. Song Zhenzong reigned for 25 years. Politically, he was also diligent, which made the Northern Song Dynasty enter a period of economic prosperity. But later, Song Zhenzong's sanity was not very clear, and the whole person was fascinated by something gloomy and full of nonsense. At that time, he also became the laughingstock of literati, which was still a pity.