在皇权专制社会里，皇帝“驾崩”之后由谁来接班继承，是一个关系到稳定乃至存亡的大问题。于是有了一套规则，大体上都是由嫡长子接班，没有儿子的则由最亲的兄弟或侄儿来顶替。实在没有合乎这类条件的人选，由几位掌大权的宰相之类拥立的也有过。这种做法，似乎多少有了一点? In imperialist authoritarian society, who succeeded to succession after the “collapse” of the emperor was a big issue that was related to stability and even survival. So there is a set of rules, generally by the eldest son of succession, no son by the most relatives of his brother or nephew to be replaced. There are really no candidates for such conditions. There have also been those who have established themselves as the prime minister holding the power. This approach, it seems a bit more or less?