22 1 year Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor. However, since he is the emperor of the Han Dynasty, why should he be proclaimed emperor? First, he is not a descendant of the Han Dynasty. Second, Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty is still alive (died in 229).

Since the country was established in the name of Han, it is natural that the emperor should be inherited by Han school. Is Liu's clique all dead? Even if they are stupid and incompetent, in feudal tradition, the heir to the throne should be elected from among them, even if the country is played by Liu Bei.

Speaking of orthodoxy, Liu Bei can be a founding hero, but he can't be an emperor. When Liu Bei kept cursing Cao Cao's thief, I wonder if anyone was ashamed of him. In any case, Cao Cao never proclaimed himself emperor until his death, but Liu Bei, a benevolent and moral man, came to be his emperor aboveboard, which is really ridiculous.