1529, on the grounds of old age, MC Thai T gave way to his son Mo Deng Ying, claiming to be the emperor's father, and retired to Xiangguangtang, an ancient village in Yiyang County to make a living by fishing. In fact, when Mo retired to the ancient village, he still remotely controlled the political affairs of the Mo dynasty. His real purpose was to provide foreign aid to his son Mo. 1530, Qinghua Li Yi claimed to be the grandson of the imperial clan of the post-Li Dynasty, founded an army in Coconut State, and announced the restoration of the title of Li Zhaozong Guangshao. After the Li Dynasty, the adherents defected to them in succession. In just over ten months, counties and counties responded in succession, and tens of thousands of soldiers were stationed in the Maqijiang River. Made Thai T, the emperor's father, personally conquered, but after repeated wars and defeats, he had to return to Shenglong, leaving a man named Lin Guozhen to protect himself. Mo Guozhen retreated to Sung River.
Li Yi became more and more powerful and invaded Xijing. When Mo learned of this, he led an army to make a personal expedition, joined forces with Mo Guozhen and was defeated by Yi Li. At this time, Li Yi became famous and retired from Coconut State for pleasure. Knowing that Yi Li was unprepared, Mo Guozhen led the troops to sneak attack, but they were captured alive, and the car was divided into Shenglong. The remnants of Li Yi fled to the funeral prison and defected to Ruangan, making Ruangan's power more and more powerful. At the same time, Ruangan found a man named Li Weining, who claimed to be the son of Li Zhaozong and made him emperor (after Li), trying to get him back to China.
In order to prevent the rebellion of the legacy of the Li Dynasty, Mo ordered the collection of guns, swords, sharp knives and other weapons held by the people throughout the country, and offenders were punished according to law. To a certain extent, this improved the public security situation of the Mo dynasty, and there was a scene of "not connecting the road and not closing the door". As early as 1522, Li Zhaozong fled Shanxi, and Li Zhaozong's mother Zheng Shiluan and his younger brother Li Chun (later Gong Li) stayed in Shenglong. Zheng Luan sent a secret envoy to the Ming Dynasty to inform Mo Dengyong to expel the monarch. At that time, Emperor Jiajing had just succeeded to the throne and sent Sun Chengen to edit and write a letter to Yu Dun to serve the country. However, in Longzhou, he heard of the Annan Rebellion and had to return. 1525, Li sent an envoy to the Ming Dynasty to pay tribute, asking for knighthood, hoping to get the support of the Ming Dynasty, but was stopped by Tai. The following year, Mo paid a bribe to the judge of Qinzhou and asked the puppet he fostered for knighthood. Unexpectedly, he was arrested and imprisoned by Zhang Gui, the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi, and the knighthood fell through.
1528, after mo usurped the throne of the post-Li dynasty, he sent an envoy to the Ming court, claiming that the descendants of the post-Li dynasty were extinct and no one succeeded to the throne; On his deathbed, he told the minister to manage state affairs. At the same time, he claimed that Mohs had won the support of ministers and people and asked the Ming court to canonize him as king Annan. Emperor Jiajing sent a secret visit to Annan and learned that Mo was the usurper, so he made an unannounced visit to Li's descendants and severely reprimanded the envoy of Mo Dynasty. Ming Tai T was afraid and paid a lot of tribute to the Ming Dynasty, and the relationship between the two sides was only eased. Since then, many surviving ministers of the post-Li Dynasty fled to the Ming Dynasty, informed them to usurp the throne, and asked the courts of the Ming Dynasty to help restore the post-Li Dynasty, all of which failed because Mo did not bribe border officials.
1533, Li Weining, an exile after Li, planned to rebuild the post-Li Dynasty, and at the same time sent Zheng to the Ming Dynasty, claiming to be the grandson of the world and informing Mo to usurp the throne. 1537, Emperor Jiajing ordered a list of ten crimes in MC Thai T, and ordered assistant minister Hu Lian and Gao Gongshao to dispatch stores in Yunnan, Guizhou and Guangdong, with Hou Qiuluan, governor of Xianning, and Mao Bowen, counselor of the Ministry of War, as military affairs, and Jiang Huan and Niu Huan as commanders, ready to send troops to conquer Annan, but in Yan Song and Zhang Zan. Soon, Wang Wensheng, the governor of Yunnan Province, captured the Mo Dynasty spy. Emperor Jiajing was furious and ordered the capture of Annan as planned. After m?c· Ty T and his son were captured, Wang Wenchuan told Annan that they would get an official title and a reward of 2,200 silver. At the same time, he wrote to m?c· Ty T that if he could surrender, he would be pardoned.
After receiving this news, Mo Dengyong sent Ruan to the Ming Dynasty, provided his watch and asked him to surrender. 1540, Mo left the emperor Mo Fuhai to defend his country (Mo died at this time and his son Mo Fuhai succeeded to the throne). He and his nephew Mo, ministers Wu, Du, Deng Wenzhai and other 40 people tied themselves up, passed through Nanguan (now the Friendship Pass on the Sino-Vietnamese border) in the border town, surrendered themselves to the army and began to plead guilty. He also presented maps, gold and silver jewelry, requesting the return of Qinzhou, which belonged to the Ming Dynasty. At the same time, An Guang, Yonganfu, Zhuofu, Lejin, Goosen, Lede, Anliang and Luofu in Gaoping were ceded to the Ming Dynasty. The Ming dynasty cancelled the attack plan.
Mo sent Ruan, Xu and others to Yanjing to offer their watches to surrender, and Ming general Mao Bo and others also came to Yanjing to report Mo's surrender. Emperor Jiajing allowed him to surrender, so the Chief Secretary of the Guangxi Department awarded Dali and appointed m?c· Tai T as the commander-in-chief of Annan. His descendants inherited this position, and Annan's internal affairs were under his management.