The Ming Dynasty was the penultimate feudal dynasty. During this period of history, there were several emperors with unique emotional experiences. They were Zhu Qizhen, Xianzong of Ming Dynasty, Zhu Jianshen, Xianzong of Ming Dynasty and Xizong of Ming Dynasty. Zhu Youxiao.

Ming Yingzong Zhu Qizhen was the emperor who abolished the burial system. At the same time, he was also the "good emperor" who was deprived of the throne by his younger brother and imprisoned for eight years.

There were twenty-one concubines in Yingzong’s harem. The reason why he said he had a unique relationship experience was because one of his concubines was thirteen years older than him. Years old, this woman is Concubine Fan Shun.

Concubine Fan Shun entered the palace at the age of thirteen. We don’t know if Yingzong only loved her, but the fact that she gave birth to a daughter at the age of forty-three and was canonized as a concubine is enough to explain everything!

If Yingzong had no love for Concubine Fan Shun, how could this old and lustful woman be favored among a bunch of young and beautiful girls?

The story of Yingzong and Concubine Fan Shun is not very famous in history. The most famous is the story of Yingzong’s son Xianzong and Wan Zhener.

Ming Xianzong Zhu Jianshen was the eldest son of Yingzong. During Yingzong's two reigns, he was made the prince both times, which shows how deeply Yingzong favored him. Xianzong succeeded to the throne at the age of eighteen, and his first woman was a thirty-five-year-old palace maid, Wan Zhen'er. As soon as he succeeded to the throne, he planned to make Wan Zhen'er his queen!

If Xianzong’s biological mother, Queen Mother Zhou, had not strongly opposed this matter, the 17-year-old Wan Zhen’er of Xianzong might have become the queen long ago.

Wan Zhener entered the palace and became a palace maid at the age of four. When she was nineteen, she was sent by the Queen Mother to take care of Xizong, who was only two years old. As Xizong grew up, Wan Zhener The role is both mother and sister. Later, when Xizong came of age, he fell in love with Wan Zhen'er, and this was the beginning of an eternal love.

Under pressure from his mother, Xizong could only make Wan Zhen'er a noble concubine. However, no matter how many young and beautiful girls he had in his harem, Xizong only loved Wan Zhen'er the most. When Wan Zhen'er was thirty-seven years old, she gave birth to Xizong's eldest son, and Xizong promoted him to the imperial concubine. Unfortunately, the son died young, and Wan Zhen'er has not been pregnant since.

Xizong and Wan Zhener lost their beloved son. Over the next twenty years, the couple supported each other. Wan Zhener died of illness at the age of fifty-eight. After her death, Xizong said: "Zhen'er is no longer alive, and I will also die soon." In the same year, Xizong died of illness at the age of forty-one.

In addition, in addition to the above two emperors who were in love with each other, there was another emperor in the Ming Dynasty who had an "Oedipus complex". He was Zhu Youxiao, Emperor Xizong of Ming Dynasty, the most famous illiterate emperor and carpenter emperor in history.

When Xizong was young, an 18-year-old girl entered the palace and became his wet nurse. She was Mrs. Fengsheng's wife. Shi Zai Ke's appearance is beautiful, she is scheming, fights for power and gain, and is a veritable poisonous woman.

However, Xizong had been close to the Hakka family since he was a child. He had only palace maids and eunuchs around him since he was a child. His wet nurse, the Hakka family, took good care of him. The person who Xizong relied on the most while he was on the sickbed.

Xizong ascended the throne as emperor at the age of sixteen. As soon as he succeeded to the throne, he named Hakka the Holy Lady and stayed with Hakka for at least fifteen hours a day. Over time, a rumor spread in the palace that Xizong and the Hakka family were most likely to have a secret conspiracy. Moreover, Hakka often boiled the external kidneys of horses for Xizong to eat.

If the rumors are true, then the age difference between Xizong and Hakka must be at least eighteen years!

As the saying goes, if a person achieves enlightenment, a chicken or a dog will ascend to heaven. Before Liu Bang, the great ancestor of the Han Dynasty, became the emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, he was actually an ignorant, lazy little bastard. The Liu family was not a wealthy family. However, all this changed drastically after Liu Bang became emperor. Liu Bang became emperor, what happened to his brothers?

Liu Bang was born in Fengyi, Pei County. His father, Liu Taigong, was an ordinary commoner. He had two wives, four sons, and one daughter. Liu Bang was Liu Taigong’s original wife. born.

Liu Bang’s eldest brother was named Liu Bo. He and Liu Bang were brothers from the same father and mother. Unfortunately, he died young. As the saying goes, an eldest brother is like a father. Uncle Liu loved his younger brother Liu Bang very much during his lifetime. Even if Liu Bang was disobedient and kept causing trouble outside, he still loved Liu Bang. Therefore, Liu Bang took advantage of Uncle Liu's indulgence towards him and often pulled him. Some friends came to Uncle Liu's house to have a meal.

When Uncle Liu grew up, he married a wife and gave birth to a son. His life was not rich, but he would feed Liu Bang and Liu Bang's friends every time.

Over time, Uncle Liu's wife complained about Liu Bang. After Uncle Liu died, Liu Bang still came to Uncle Liu's house to have dinner. Once, Liu Bang's sister-in-law deliberately scraped the bottom of the pot and pretended that she had finished eating. Liu Bang sent his friend away with his kind words. When he returned to the kitchen, he saw that there was still a lot of rice left. , he began to resent his sister-in-law.

After Liu Bang became emperor, he honored his eldest brother Liu Bo as Wu Aihou, but he did not give Liu Bo's son Liu Xin the title. Liu Taigong asked Liu Bang why he didn't just seal Liu Xin. Liu Bang said that Liu Xin's mother was not a qualified elder, so he didn't want to seal her son. Liu Taigong didn't care about that much. Under his supervision, Liu Bang had no choice but to make Liu Xin the Marquis of Genjie. Genjie means scraping the bottom of the pot with a spoon.

Liu Bang's second brother was called Liu Xi. Liu Taigong often compared Liu Bang and Liu Xi, and advised the unlearned Liu Bang to work as diligently as Liu Xi. After Liu Bang became the emperor, he criticized Liu Taigong: "You used to think that I was inferior to your second brother, do you still think so now?"

Liu Xi was named the acting king by Liu Bang and ruled the present-day Hebei and Shanxi areas. It was an important place on the northern border at that time, which shows that Liu Bang attached great importance to Liu Xi.

However, Liu Xi was not very talented. Later, when the Huns attacked Dai, Liu Xi was unable to resist the Huns and had to flee back to Luoyang in embarrassment. Liu Bang was furious and demoted Liu Xi to the title of Marquis of Heyang.

The youngest son of the Liu family is called Liu Jiao. Among the four brothers of the Liu family, he has the best relationship with Liu Bang. Liu Jiao is different from his three elder brothers. He has loved reading since he was a child. He is versatile and ambitious. He is the person in the Liu family who can best understand Liu Bang and the person with the highest level of education in the Liu family.

After Liu Bang raised his army, Liu Jiao responded. He was Liu Bang's right-hand man, made great contributions, and was named King of Chu. There are many talents in Liu Jiao's lineage, and many historical celebrities come from Liu Jiao's lineage, such as Princess Jieyou and Liu Yu, the founding emperor of the Southern Song Dynasty.

In addition to the above three brothers, Liu Bang also had a sister. Unfortunately, she also died young. After Liu Bang became emperor, he honored her as Mrs. Xuan.

"Sima Zhao's heart is known to everyone on the road." Many people know this famous saying, but who actually said this sentence may not be very clear to everyone.

Sima Zhao was a minister of Cao Wei during the time. The person who said this was Cao Mao, the fourth emperor of Cao Wei. Cao Mao was the eldest grandson of Emperor Wen of Wei Cao Pi and the son of Cao Lin, the king of Donghai Ding. He was named Gaogui Township Duke.

The emperor before Cao Mao succeeded to the throne was Cao Fang, who was deposed by Sima Division because he planned to kill Sima Zhao and led an army to attack Sima Division. After Cao Fang was deposed, Sima Shi was originally planning to make Cao Ju the emperor, but Empress Dowager Guo insisted on making Cao Mao the emperor in the end.

Sima Shi was later injured during the expedition to Huainan and eventually died of illness. After Sima Shi died, Sima Zhao directly took over the position of general.

Starting from Sima Yi, the Sima family has always stood among the powerful officials of the Cao Wei regime. By the time of Cao Fang and Cao Mao, the power of ministers had long exceeded the power of kings.

Cao Mao is a thoughtful monarch. Some of his actions after he ascended the throne can also be seen that he is a smart person who is not willing to be inferior to others.

When Cao Mao was brought to Luoyang from his fiefdom, ministers paid homage to him before entering the palace. Because his succession to the throne had actually been decided at that time, but Cao Mao still got out of the car and bowed to him, saying, "I am still a minister."

After he ascended the throne, he sent his trusted people to patrol the country to represent the emperor. Patrolling officials and people to detect unjust, false and wrongful convictions. Although he is still young, he has his own plans for the future.

When Master Sima passed away, Cao Mao saw the opportunity and prepared to seize power. He first ordered Sima Zhao to stay in Xuchang, and then sent Shangshu Fu Gu to "lead the six armies to return to the capital."

It is a pity that this plan was eventually discovered by Sima Zhao. Sima Zhao did not listen to the imperial edict, but led his army directly to Luoyang. As a result, Cao Mao's plan failed and he could only make Sima Zhao a general.

Although Cao Mao is called the "Emperor", he is always in the position of "under one person" and his power is still decreasing. In the fifth year of Ganlu, Cao Mao finally couldn't bear it anymore. He said to Wang Shen, Shangshu Wang Jing, and Sanqi Changshi Wang Ye, "Sima Zhao's heart is known to passers-by." He wanted to lead his troops to attack Sima Zhao.

Several people warned, after all, most of the ministers in the court now belong to Sima Zhao, and he has a large number of troops, and his own side has no strength to fight against him. However, Cao Mao made up his mind and threw the edict directly on the ground and said: "That's it! So what if I die, not to mention that I won't necessarily die."

Cao Mao personally led the guards and slaves in the palace. Hundreds of them went to kill Sima Zhao. First, they met Sima Zhao's younger brother Sima Wei and Sima Pinnekan at the Dongzhi carriage gate. They were scolded by Cao Mao and refused to fight the emperor, so they all ran away.

Cao Mao and his men continued to move forward and met Jia Chong, a close confidant of Sima Zhao. Jia Chong didn't care whether Cao Mao was the emperor or not. He only listened to Sima Zhao's orders and immediately led his army to confront Cao Mao and others.

The final result was that Cao Mao was stabbed to death with a spear by Jia Chong's prince Sheren Chengji. The emperor who cried out his injustice died miserably.

After Cao Mao passed away, his posthumous reputation was also damaged. Sima Zhao asked the Queen Mother to issue an edict to reprimand the deceased Cao Mao, saying that he was appointed because of his good books and articles, thinking that he would become a great person in the future, but she did not want him to be "violent in temperament, and the sun and the moon would make him worse." Not only did he plot to poison the general Sima Zhao, but now he was "disobedient and unethical, and he was also in trouble." He should be "deposed as a commoner, and he should be buried with civil rites."

Cao Mao was not only killed by his ministers, but also had his imperial title revoked after his death, which was also tragic. ?

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