Finally, Liang Wudi ordered his minion Jiang Chong as an emissary to find out the case. Jiang Chong was prone to conflict with his grandfather, so he framed the prince with four people, including the later Han Dynasty and eunuchs, and was forced to arise. After the defeat, Liu committed suicide, and soon Zifu also committed suicide. Liu's wife, concubines and children were all killed, leaving only the young. Although Liu Xun was sent to the county jail only a few months later, he was taken care of by Li Ji, Tingwei's supervisor. Soon, Emperor Wu became seriously ill, and some geomancers told him that Chang 'an prison was full of the emperor's soul. Without further ado, Liang Wudi sent people to all the government prisons in Beijing and killed all the prisoners. After Li Ji, Liu Xun was secretly hidden. When the amnesty came, Li Ji sent Liu Xun to his grandmother's house for support. Later, when Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty knew the truth, he sent a letter to foster Liu Xun in Ye Ting, which was generally the place where ladies-in-waiting lived and women with criminal families worked in the palace. However, to Liu Xun's delight, he reintegrated into the royal family.
Zhang Heyuan was ordered to be Liu's subordinate and paid the book fee. When he grew up, Zhang He married Xu Pingjun, the daughter of Xu Guanghan, an official of Ye Ting Violence Department. Xu Guanghan Zeng Changyi offered condolences to Bo Taigong. Later, when traveling with Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he mistakenly took someone else's saddle and put it on his horse, which was classified as theft and death by law enforcement agencies. However, at that time, there was a law in the Han Dynasty that condemned prisoners could choose castration. Xu Guanghan eventually became a eunuch. Later, Xu Guanghan was sentenced for the crime of ineffective search, sent to Ye Ting for beauty pageant, and finally worked as an official in the violence room. In the most difficult time in Liu Xun, Xu Pingjun not only did not abandon her husband, but also lived alone with him. Liu Xun married Xu Pingjun and gave birth to Liu Shi (Emperor of the Han Dynasty). In 74 BC, Liu Xun was acclaimed as emperor, and Xu Pingjun was named Jieyu. Although Xu Pingjun has become the queen, Huo Guang's wife Huo Xian still wants her daughter to be the queen. When she heard that Xu Pingjun had just given birth to a daughter, she secretly ordered Yuyan Chun, a female doctor, to poison the nourishing soup. Xu Pingjun died soon after taking poison. Xuan Di, Emperor Gaozu, was heartbroken and was named "Queen of Mourning" by posthumous title.
It is said that after Huo became a queen, those bad habits were exposed completely, which was quite different from the virtuous Queen Xu. Liu Xun held back. Only a few years later, Huo Guang died and Liu Xun held a state funeral for him. In the third year of Dijie (the first 67 years), Emperor Xuandi named Xu Pingjun's father Xu Guanghan as Ping En Hou and Liu Shi as Prince. Huo Xian quit and instructed Huo to find a chance to poison Liu Shi, but all failed. In July of the following year, Huo's housekeeping failed, and almost all of them were killed or committed suicide afterwards. Emperor Gaozu also abolished Huo and committed suicide soon.