Xiao Ran's coffin was brought back to the Dragon Capital. Along the way, the common folk vied to cry and send him off, officials wore mourning clothes for him, and the entertainment venues in the capital were closed for three months. Every household in the city hung white lanterns at their doors.
Xiao Zhan held a state funeral for Xiao Ran.
In his heart, he always regarded Xiao Ran as his heir, hoping that after his own abdication, the throne would be taken over by Xiao Ran. Unfortunately, Xiao Ran was troubled by love and offended someone he shouldn't have. Xiao Zhan couldn't pass the throne to Xiao Ran and exiled him to the Turks, making him the Turkic King. He was not allowed to step into the Dragon Capital without permission.
