Emperor Chu deeply analyzes that if a group becomes leaderless, it will turn into a scattered mess of sand. If they truly grasp hold of this supposedly still alive Cabinet Minister Ning, then the remnant followers of the Xia clan will surely descend into chaos, as Ning was once a power spanning the entire court with unparalleled influence.
As for those remnants of the previous Xia Crown Prince, to be honest, if they wish to restore the country, they must have legitimacy to raise their flag; otherwise, how can they silence the endless chatter?
But whether this person is truly legitimate is all up to those followers to say. He can be, or they can replace him with someone else; the existence of such an excuse is merely to silence the scholars.
And the common people won't care if he truly has the bloodline of the previous Xia Crown Prince, just as they won't care who becomes the emperor.
