What happened when the Emperor went to Dong Mountain and became a priest?

Moses going to the top of the mountain was a momentous occasion. It was there that he communed with a higher power and gained knowledge and guidance that would shape the future of his community and their way of life.

After Dong Mountain, a conversation between the Qing Emperor and Fan Xian took place. The Qing Emperor asked Fan Xian to return to the capital to stabilize the situation. On the way back to the capital, Fan Xian was pursued by Yan Xiaoyi. The details of the development and outcome of the incident were not mentioned in the information given.

After Dong Mountain, the Qing Emperor sealed off the news and announced that he was dead, triggering a series of rebellions. The Eldest Princess, the Crown Prince, and Qin Ye all participated in the rebellion, but they were eventually suppressed by Fan Xian. In addition, Fan Xian had suffered internal injuries while on Dong Mountain and jumped into the sea to heal. The plot set by the Qing Emperor also led to chaos in Jingdou. The hidden opposition was eliminated, and the Qing Emperor swept away the internal obstacles to unifying the world.

A series of events happened after Dong Mountain. The Qing Emperor sealed off the news and announced that he was dead, triggering a series of rebellions. The Eldest Princess, the Crown Prince, and Qin Ye all participated in the rebellion, but they were eventually suppressed by Fan Xian. Fan Xian had suffered internal injuries while on Dong Mountain and jumped into the sea to heal. In addition, according to the information provided, the fates of some people had changed, such as Ku He, Sigu Jian, Ye Liuyun, and Fei Jie. However, the specific development and outcome of the incident were not explicitly mentioned, so it was impossible to determine what happened after Dong Mountain.

After Dong Mountain, the following things happened: Ku He returned to Northern Qi to make arrangements for his funeral and passed away. Sigu Jian returned to Dongyi and died after dragging things out for more than a year. Ye Liuyun and Fei Jie traveled overseas together. The hundred Tiger Guards that Fan Jian had trained were all dead or injured. Dongshan Road Governor Hou Yongzhi was ordered to commit suicide. His three children were beheaded. The people from the Governor's Office and the officials of Dongshan Road were all under control. According to the information provided, these were the specific events that happened after Dong Mountain.

The exact time when the Qing Emperor returned to Jingdou from Dong Mountain was not explicitly mentioned.

The exact time when the Qing Emperor returned from Dong Mountain was not explicitly mentioned.

The exact time when the Qing Emperor returned from Dong Mountain was not found in the search results provided.

A series of events and changes had occurred after the Battle of Dong Mountain. The specific situation could not be determined based on the search results provided.

After the battle of Dong Mountain, the following things happened: Ku He returned to Northern Qi to settle his funeral affairs and passed away. Sigu Jian returned to Dongyi and delayed for more than a year before passing away. Ye Liuyun and Fei Jie traveled overseas together. The hundred-plus Tiger Guards trained by Fan Jian were all dead or injured. Dongshan Road Governor Hou Yongzhi was ordered to die. His three children were beheaded. The people of the Governor's Office and Dongshan Road officials were controlled. The Qing Emperor, who had become the Qing Kingdom's greatest obstacle to unifying the world, no longer existed. In addition, Fan Xian had used a sniper rifle to kill Yan Xiaoyi on Dong Mountain. Fan Xian and Zhan Doudou had met in Dongyi and some things had happened. Fan Xian recalled the fact that the Northern Qi Emperor was a woman. The Eldest Princess, Crown Prince, Second Prince, Qin family, and Ye family had rebelled. The Qing Emperor had arranged for Fan Xian to return to Jingdou to quell the rebellion. Chen Pingping had plotted to force the Qing Emperor's relatives to death.