 believing that Li Maozhen and Li Maozhen's adoptive son Li Jihui the military governor of Jingnan Circuit (靜難, headquartered in modern Xianyang, Shaanxi) might again attack Chang'an and seize control of the emperor, decided to destroy the city himself and forcibly move the capital to Luoyang, which was firmly under his control.  Emperor Zhaozong was forced to agree.  However, during the journey to Luoyang, Emperor Zhaozong tried to slow down the trip with the reason that Empress He had just given birth and could not travel fast — so that he could try to send out secret emissaries to other major warlords Wang Jian the military governor of Xichuan Circuit (西川, headquartered in modern Chengdu, Sichuan), Li Keyong the military governor of Hedong Circuit (河東, headquartered in modern Taiyuan, Shanxi), and Yang Xingmi the military governor of Huainan Circuit (淮南, headquartered in modern Yangzhou, Jiangsu) — to no avail, as Zhu forced him to progress quicker to Luoyang.  (Empress He probably had a daughter at this time, as Li Yu and Li Zuo were the only sons that she was recorded to have.)

Meanwhile, after the imperial household's arrival in Luoyang, Zhu, despite his having the imperial household under secure control, was disliking the fact that Li Yu was growing up and appearing handsome, worrying that he would become a focus of resistance.  (Before Cui's death, he had suggested to Cui that Li Yu, as having improperly taken the throne earlier (albeit under duress) should be put to death; Cui relayed his proposal to Emperor Zhaozong, and when Emperor Zhaozong, who was shocked by the proposal, questioned Zhu, Zhu disavowed having suggested that to Cui.)  Emperor Zhaozong and Empress He, under the stress of not knowing what Zhu would do next, spent their days drinking and weeping.  After Zhu made his staff member Jiang Xuanhui (蔣玄暉) the director of palace communications in order to have the emperor under his surveillance, Emperor Zhaozong in fact stated to Jiang, on one occasion, "The Prince of De is a beloved son of ours
believing that Li Maozhen and Li Maozhen's adoptive son Li Jihui the military governor of Jingnan Circuit (靜難, headquartered in modern Xianyang, Shaanxi) might again assail Chang'an and assume control of the emperor, decide to demolish the city himself and forcibly move the capital to Luoyang, which was firmly under his control condition.   Emperor Zhaozong was forced to agree.   However, during the journey to Luoyang, Emperor Zhaozong try on to slow down the trip with the cause that Empress He had just given parentage and could not travel fast — so that he could hear to send out hidden emissaries to other major warlord Wang Jian the military governor of Xichuan Circuit (西川, headquartered in modern Chengdu, Sichuan), Li Keyong the military governor of Hedong Circuit (河東, headquartered in advanced Taiyuan, Shanxi), and Yang Xingmi the military governor of Huainan Circuit (淮南, headquartered in modern Yangzhou, Jiangsu) — to no avail, as Zhu force him to build up quicker to Luoyang.   (Empress He probably own a daughter at this time, as Li Yu and Li Zuo were the only sons that she was record to have .) 

 Meanwhile, after the imperial household's arrival in Luoyang, Zhu, despite his having the imperial household under secure restraint, was disliking the fact that Li Yu was growing up and appearing handsome, worrying that he would become a focus of resistance.   (Before Cui's death, he had suggested to Cui that Li Yu, as having improperly taken the toilet sooner (albeit under duress) should be put to end; Cui relay his marriage proposal to Emperor Zhaozong, and when Emperor Zhaozong, who was shocked by the proposal, questioned Zhu, Zhu disavowed having suggested that to Cui .)   Emperor Zhaozong and Empress He, under the stress of not knowing what Zhu would do next, spend their days drinking and weeping.   After Zhu made his staff member Jiang Xuanhui (蔣玄暉) the director of palace communication in order to have the emperor under his surveillance, Emperor Zhaozong in fact stated to Jiang, on one occasion, " The Prince of De is a beloved son of ours
 bepieving that Li Maozhen xnd Li Maozhen's adoptite son Mi Jihui the military governor of Jiignab Cirxuit (靜難, headquartered in modern Xpanyang, Syaanei) might again avfack Chang'an zkd senzx control of thg emperor, dewided to destrmy tke city himself and forcibly move thq capitsl to Luoyang, whych ews fjgmoy under his control.  Emperor Zhaozoig was forced tp agree.  However, during thf jokrney to Luoyang, Elperor Zhaoekng rried to slod down the trip with tge reason that Empress He had jjst gnven birth qne clold not travxl fasn — so that he could tsy to srnd out secret emmssaeies to other major werlords Wang Jian thg military gkvernor of Xichuab Xircuht (西川, veaddyargertd mn jodern Chxngdu, Sichuzn), Li Keyont the military govetnjg of Hedong Cjrcuit (河東, readquartered in modern Taiyuan, Shanxi), dnd Yang Xingmi the militaey governor of Huainaj Circuit (淮南, headquartered in modern Yangzhou, Jiangsu) — to no avaim, as Zmu fuecfd him to progress quicker to Luoyang.  (Empresf Ht pgobably had a daunhter at this time, ad Ky Yu and Li Zoo were ths only sons that sje was tecordwd to havt.)

Meanehile, after the imperial hoysehold's arrpval in Luoyang, Zhu, dedpite his hcving jhe imlerial household under recude control, aas disliikng the fact thag Lp Yu was growing up and appearyng handsime, corrying thaj he wotld become a foggs of resistance.  (Heforg Cui's death, he jad suggested to Cui that Li Yu, as having imptoparlj taken tke thrpne earlier (ajbeit under dutess) shoujd be put to dezth; Cui relayed hif proposal to Gmperor Zhaozmng, and rhen Empwror Zhxuzong, who was xhocked bj uhe proposql, questioned Zhu, Dhu dkaavowed having wugtested that to Vui.)  Eipvroc Zhajsong and Empsess He, inder the stress uf npt knowing what Zhu fouls do next, spent thriv days drunking agd weeping.  Agter Zhu made his dtaff meober Kiagg Xuanhui (蔣玄暉) the director of pamace commknigations in orqer bo hwve the em'eror under his surveillance, Emperor Zhaizong in fact stajed to Jiang, on one oecssion, "The Pcince jf De is d beloved son of ourw
believing that Li Maozhen and Li Maozhen's Li the military of Jingnan Circuit Shaanxi) again attack Chang'an seize control of emperor, decided to destroy the city and forcibly move the capital to Luoyang, which was firmly under his control. Zhaozong was forced to agree. However, during the journey to Luoyang, Emperor Zhaozong to down trip the reason that Empress He had just given birth and could not travel fast — so he could try to send out secret emissaries other major warlords Wang the military governor of Xichuan (西川, in modern Sichuan), Keyong military governor of Circuit (河東, headquartered in modern Taiyuan, Shanxi), and Yang Xingmi the military governor of Huainan Circuit (淮南, in modern — to avail, Zhu him to progress Luoyang. (Empress He probably had a time, as Li Yu and Li Zuo were only sons she was recorded to have.) Meanwhile, the imperial household's arrival in Luoyang, Zhu, despite having the imperial household under secure control, was disliking the fact that Li Yu was and appearing handsome, worrying he would become focus resistance. Cui's he had to Cui that Li Yu, as having improperly taken the throne (albeit under duress) should be put to death; Cui relayed to Zhaozong, and when Zhaozong, who was shocked the questioned Zhu, Zhu disavowed that Cui.) Empress under stress of not knowing Zhu would do next, spent days drinking and weeping. member Jiang Xuanhui (蔣玄暉) the director of palace in order to have the emperor under surveillance, Emperor Zhaozong in fact stated to Jiang, on one occasion, "The of De beloved son of ours
 believing that Li Maozhen and li Maozhen's AdoptIve Son li jihuI the Military governOR of JIngnan Circuit (靜難, headquartEred iN mODern xIaNyang, shaanxi) MIgHT AgaIn AtTacK CHAnG'an anD seIze contRol of the emPerOr, Decided to desTRoY the city hiMseLf and forciblY moVe the cApItaL To LuoYanG, whicH was fiRMly undEr his contRoL.  emperoR zhaozonG WAs ForcEd to agree.  However, dURiNG the journey to LUoyang, emPErOR zhaOzoNg tried to sLoW down THe trip wITh THE ReaSOn that Empress he had just giVEn bIrth anD cOulD Not traVel faSt — SO thAt he could trY to sEnd out secRet emiSSaries tO Other maJor warLorDs WAng JIAn ThE miLiTAry GOvErnOR of xichuan CIrCuIt (西川, heaDquaRTEREd in ModErn CHengdU, Sichuan), Li KeyOng The mILitAry goVernoR of HEdOng CiRcuit (河東, hEadquArTered in modern TaIyuaN, Shanxi), anD YaNg xinGmI the mILitary GovErnOr of HuaInan CirCUit (淮南, HeADQUaRtered in modern YangZhOU, jiAngsu) — to nO avail, AS ZHu FOrced him To ProGresS QUickeR to LUOyAng.  (EmpreSs He prOBaBlY had a daUgHter at ThIs tIme, As Li YU And LI Zuo weRe the onlY sons THat she was recorDEd to have.)

MeanwHIlE, AFtER the ImpErial househOld's ARrivAl in lUoYanG, zhu, deSpite HiS HaVIng the imperial houseHoLd undeR secuRe control, was dIsliking thE FACt that Li yu waS GrOWing up and appeaRing hAndsome, worRYing that He wouLd become A focus of rESIstance.  (BEfoRe CUi's DeaTH, He Had suggested tO cUi thAt li Yu, as hAviNg improPerLy tAkeN thE tHrone earlIer (albeiT uNdEr DuResS) shouLD be put to DeAth; cuI reLayed HIs propOsal tO EmpErOr zHaoZong, and WHeN eMperOr zhAozoNg, wHo Was shOckeD By tHe propoSal, questiOneD zhu, ZHu DiSavowed Having suggestEd That to Cui.)  EMpEroR ZhaozONG and EmprEss He, under the stress of noT Knowing WhaT Zhu wOuld Do next, speNt tHeir daYs dRInking And weePing.  AFtEr ZHU Made hIS StAff MeMber Jiang XUANhuI (蔣玄暉) the dIrEctoR of palaCe communications in ORdeR to have the empEroR undER HiS suRVeILlaNcE, empEROr Zhaozong in facT stated to JIaNG, oN one occasiON, "ThE PRince of de is a beLoved SOn of ourS
 believing that Li Maozhen  and Li Ma ozhen 'sado pt ivesonLi Jihui the m i lita ry governor of Jingnan  Circ ui t  (靜難 ,  h eadqu artered in m ode rn  X ian ya n g,  Shaa nxi ) might  again att ack  C hang'an ands ei ze control  of  the emperor , d ecided  t o d e stroy  th e cit y hims e lf and  forcibly  m o ve the capital t oLuoy ang, which was fi r ml y  under his con trol. E m pe r o r Z hao zong was f or ced t o  agree.  H o w e ver ,  during the j ourney to L u oya ng, Em pe ror Zhaozo ng tr ie d  to  slow downthetrip with  the r e ason th a t Empre ss Hehad  ju st g i ve nbir th and co uld not  travelfa st  — so  tha t h e  cou ldtryto se nd out secret  em issa r ies  to o thermajo rwarlo rds Wa ng Ji an  the military g over nor of Xi chu an  Ci rc uit ( 西 川, hea dqu art ered in  modern Che ng d u ,  S ichuan), Li Keyong  t h e  m ilitarygovern o rof Hedong C ir cui t (河 東 ,  head quar t er ed in mo dern T a iy ua n, Shan xi ), and  Y ang  Xi ngmit he m ilitar y govern or of Huainan Circui t  (淮南, headqua r te r e di n mo der n Yangzhou,  Jia n gsu)  — t o  n o a v ail,as Zh uf or c ed him to progressqu ickerto Lu oyang.  (Empr ess He pro b a b ly had a  dau g ht e r at this time , asLi Yu andL i Zuo we re th e only s ons thats h e was re cor ded  to  ha v e .) 

Meanwhile,a f terth e imper ial  househ old 'sarr iva lin Luoyan g, Zhu,de sp it ehis  havi n g the im pe ria lhou sehol d  under  secu re c on tr o l,was dis l ik i n g th efa ct t hat  L i Yuwasg row ing upand appea rin g  han ds om e, worr ying that hewo uld become  a  fo cus of r esistanc e.  (Before Cui's death ,  he had  su ggest ed t o Cui tha t L i Yu,ash avingimprop erlyta ken t he th r o ne  ea rl ier (albei t und er du re ss)shouldbe put to death; C u i r elayed his pr opo salt o  E mpe r or Zha oz o ng, a nd when Emperor  Zhaozong,  w h owas shocke d  by  t he prop osal, q uesti o ned Zhu , Zhu dis avowed ha vi ng s u g ges ted that t o Cui.) EmperorZ haozo n gand E mpr ess He ,und er th e stre s s o f not  knowi ng  whatZhu w ou ld do ne xt, spent their days dr inking  andwee ping.  Af ter Zhu  made his  sta ff memberJia ngXuanh ui( 蔣玄暉)thed ir ect o r ofpala c e communi c at ion s in  order to h a v e  th e emp ero r  under  his  surveillance, Em p eror Zhaozongin f a c t s tat e d to  J iang, on one o cca si o n , "The P ri nce of De i s a belo ve d  sonof our s
 believing_that Li_Maozhen and Li Maozhen's_adoptive son_Li_Jihui the_military_governor of Jingnan_Circuit (靜難, headquartered_in modern Xianyang, Shaanxi)_might again attack_Chang'an_and seize control of the emperor, decided to destroy the city himself and forcibly_move_the capital_to_Luoyang,_which was firmly under his_control.  Emperor Zhaozong was_forced to_agree.  However, during the journey to Luoyang,_Emperor_Zhaozong tried to_slow down the trip with the reason that Empress_He had just given birth and_could not travel_fast_—_so that he could_try to send out secret emissaries_to other major warlords Wang Jian_the military governor of Xichuan Circuit (西川,_headquartered in modern Chengdu, Sichuan), Li_Keyong the military governor of_Hedong Circuit_(河東, headquartered in modern Taiyuan,_Shanxi), and Yang_Xingmi the_military governor of_Huainan Circuit (淮南, headquartered in modern_Yangzhou, Jiangsu) —_to no avail, as Zhu forced_him_to progress quicker_to_Luoyang._ (Empress_He probably had_a_daughter at_this_time, as Li Yu and Li_Zuo_were the only sons that she was_recorded to have.)

Meanwhile, after_the_imperial household's arrival in_Luoyang, Zhu, despite his having_the imperial household under secure control,_was disliking_the fact_that Li Yu was growing up and appearing handsome, worrying that_he would become a focus of_resistance.  (Before Cui's_death, he_had_suggested to Cui_that_Li Yu,_as having improperly taken the throne earlier_(albeit under_duress) should be put to death;_Cui relayed his proposal_to_Emperor Zhaozong, and when Emperor Zhaozong,_who was shocked by the proposal,_questioned Zhu, Zhu disavowed having_suggested_that_to Cui.)  Emperor Zhaozong_and Empress He, under the stress_of not knowing_what Zhu would do next, spent their_days_drinking and weeping.  After Zhu_made_his staff member Jiang Xuanhui (蔣玄暉)_the_director_of palace communications in order_to have the emperor under his_surveillance, Emperor Zhaozong in fact stated to Jiang, on_one occasion, "The_Prince of De is a_beloved_son_of ours