Zhuan Xu, the originator of the wife-fearing assassin, can be traced back to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Wu Zixu fled from Chu to Wu because his father and brother were killed, and worked for Gongzi Guangmen. Wu Zixu visited Xian for his son and met Zhuan Xu in the street to fight with others. Zhuan Xu's outstanding martial arts won Wu Zixu's appreciation. While the fight was in full swing, Zhuan Zhu's wife arrived and called Zhuan Zhu home. Without further ado, Zhuan Xu, who was in a good mood, patted the dust on his body and followed his wife home.
Wu Zixu admired Zhuan Xu's force, but he had some doubts about Zhuan Xu's fear of his wife, fearing that he could not do great things. Zhuan Xu's answer to Wu Zixu is: "Flexibility and flexibility, flexibility and flexibility." . Later, it was proved that "being afraid of your wife" has nothing to do with bravery or not, and it has nothing to do with being able to do great things but not being able to do great things.
Zhuan Xu stabbed Wu Wangliao to death with a fishbone sword.
Zhuan Xu successfully assassinated Wu Wangliao with a fish-intestines sword, helped the son inherit the throne, and Wu Zixu successfully became a country. It's all because of Zhuan Zhu. Of course, Zhuan Zhu also paid the price of his life. This "wife-fearing" man, with the oath of life, proved that men can be afraid of their wives inside and conquer the world outside.
Yuejueshu, the originator of local chronicles in the Eastern Han Dynasty, recorded Zhuan Xu's "wife-fearing" deeds. Yuan Mei, a great genius in Qing Dynasty, read Yue Jue Shu and thought that Zhuan Xu should be the originator of "being afraid of his wife". He said, "Zhuan Xu has great courage in fighting. When he hears his wife's call, he will reply. Isn't it the beginning of henpecked? " Zhuan Xu initiated the great cause that men are "afraid of their wives", and there are many successors.
Emperors are afraid of wives-rows of Zhuan Zhu started the career of "being afraid of wives", and there were many successors of emperors in history. Arguably, the emperor "the world, is it the land of kings, the land of land, the land of princes?" The system stipulates that there can be 72 concubines and 3,000 beauties in three palaces and six hospitals, and tens of thousands of women can marry into the palace, and no one can control it. But it happened that emperors who failed to live up to expectations all had the problem of "being afraid of their wives".
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First, Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, started the Great Sui Dynasty and ended the 300-year turmoil in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. The great talents and achievements of Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty are comparable to those of Qin Shihuang. At that time, universal customer service, known as "Saint Khan", created "the rule of emperors". But Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty was too "afraid of his wife". His queen wouldn't let him marry other concubines, but he just didn't dare. And vowed not to have children with any other woman, and only loved loneliness in this life. Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty was also "fooled". Once, a woman was pregnant and was given death by Dugu, which made Emperor Wendi of Sui go out of the palace. But in the end, Emperor Wendi came back under the persuasion of others, just sighing, "I am the son of heaven, but I am not free." The Dugu family lived in the same dynasty as Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty. Although she was not in front of the stage, she was called "two saints" by ministers, which shows that her reputation at that time was no less than that of Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty.
Li Zhi, a native of Tang Gaozong in Tang Dynasty, was also a famous "wife-fearing" person. His queen is Wu Zetian, the first female emperor in the history of China. As early as Tang Gaozong's time, Wu Zetian intervened in state affairs, and she and Li Zhi were called "double saints". To what extent is Tang Gaozong "afraid of his wife"? Finally, Wu Zetian took all the mountains and rivers away. After Emperor Gaozong, Tang Zhongzong Li Xian was also a "wife-fearing" master. Wei Hou didn't achieve the goal of seizing the throne like Wu Zetian, but his arrogance was not inferior to that of Wu Hou.
Li Zhi, Tang Gaozong.
Song Guangzong Zhao Dun in Song Dynasty was very afraid of his queen Li. Once he praised a concubine's hand, and Li cut it off and gave it to Zhao Dun, which scared Zhao Dun terribly. On another occasion, Zhao Dun was partial to Huang Guifei, and Li killed Huang Fei while Zhao Dun was unprepared. Li's arrogance made Zhao Dun helpless. In the end, he was scared into a mental derangement, so he gave the early retreat to Ning Zong.
Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming emperor, was also a "wife-fearing" emperor. He was cruel to his ministers, but he was very affectionate to his wife Ma Huanghou. After Ma Huanghou's death, he never set up a lifelong queen to express his grief for Ma Huanghou. The descendants of Emperor Xiaozong of Ming Dynasty were also a "wife-fearing" emperor, who only loved Empress Zhang all his life and became the only emperor who practiced monogamy in history.
Fear of the prime minister's wife-the story of birth is that the emperor is afraid of his wife, and the prime minister is more afraid of his wife. Sima Yi was particularly afraid of his wife, Zhang Chunhua, during the Three Kingdoms period, and many interesting stories about his fear of his wife appeared in his recent TV series. Xie An, a sage in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, is also a model of "being afraid of his wife". He wanted to take a concubine, but he secretly took a concubine. Unexpectedly, his wife was furious after learning about it, and rushed to find out. Xie An was so scared that he fled in an ox cart and was laughed to death by his colleagues.
Fang lingxuan
The most famous "wife-fearing" prime minister in history was Fang of the Tang Dynasty. To what extent? Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong, gave him two beauties as concubines, but his wife didn't agree, so she dared not disobey his orders. Had to give up these two women. After hearing this, Li Shimin was furious, suppressed it with imperial power, and gave Fang's wife a glass of "poisoned wine". Fang is a wife who would rather die than surrender. Instead, I drank a cup of vinegar. This is the origin of "jealousy".
Wang Duo, the prime minister in the late Tang Dynasty, was very afraid of his wife. Once he was fighting in the front, his wife came to visit him. Wang Duo made a ridiculous remark: "Huang Chao's army is coming, and my wife is coming again. What should I do? " My wife and the rebel side are in the same breath and become jokes in the army.
The prime minister of the Qing Dynasty, Suoetu, was also a man who was extremely "afraid of his wife". On one occasion, an emissary declared that Soto wanted to be a saint in the palace. I didn't expect him to avoid his wife and hide under the cupboard because of family chores. When his wife asked him to come out, he replied, "A man is a gentleman. If he can't say it, he won't come out." When the messenger told Suo Tu Tu the emperor's will, Suo Tu Tu climbed out from under the cabinet and said to his wife, "I'm afraid you won't catch up." Let Zhao Xuan Palace laugh and cry. A generation of celebrities, even "being afraid of his wife" is a story.
A general who is afraid of his wife-in fact, both the emperor and the prime minister are "afraid of his wife", and the general cannot lag behind. There are also many wives-fearing generals in history. Give some interesting stories about great generals on the battlefield who are "afraid of their wives".
Huan Wen
Huan Wen, a general in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, was afraid of his wife. Once he married a concubine behind his wife's back, and his wife found out. Huan Wen's wife was very powerful, so she drew her sword and killed Yu Ji. Huan Wen was very scared and didn't know how to avoid his wife's revenge. Unexpectedly, because of the corn poppy, Mrs. Huan couldn't do it. She said an eternal famous saying: I still pity you, let alone an old slave. This is the origin of the idiom "I pity you when I see you". In the end, everyone was happy, and the concubine was taken home by Mrs. Huan.
Han Shizhong, a general in the Song Dynasty, married Liang Hongyu. The Liang Hongyu was born a prostitute, but she was a female hero with both civil and military skills. Han Shizhong's Huang Tian prodigy comes from his wife's strategy. The story of Liang Hongyu's beating drums and breaking the golden army has been passed down to this day. Han Shizhong is afraid of this wife. After his defeat, he was waiting for the emperor's reward. Unexpectedly, Liang Hongyu's "dirty laundry" was made public, and Han Shizhong was impeached by a letter, completely deceiving the soldiers and civilians in the Southern Song Dynasty. Han Shizhong woke up first, went back to the back room and said to Liang Hongyu, I was wrong. Han Shizhong was not killed like Yue Fei, but he got the credit from this wise and brave wife.
Another "wife-fearing" general was the famous Chang Yuchun in the Ming Dynasty. Chang Yuchun was a first-class hero in the early Ming Dynasty, and his martial arts was unparalleled. But at home, Chang Yuchun is a man who is very afraid of his wife. Once he praised a maid's hand for being white, and Mrs Chang chopped it off and gave it to Chang Yuchun, so that Chang Yuchun would never praise women casually again. Chang Yuchun has only one wife in his life, and he dare not take a concubine.