During the periods of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty and Emperor Han Ping of the Han Dynasty, Wei Qing's descendants returned to their families by imperial edict.

In the fourth year of Emperor Yuankang of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty issued an imperial edict to give Qingsun 500,000 yuan to restore his family.

In the first year of Yongshi reign of Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty, Qing's great-grandson Xuan was appointed as the Minister of Public Affairs of Chang'an.

In the fourth year of the Yuan Dynasty, Emperor Ping of the Han Dynasty granted the title of Marquis of Guannei, the great grandson of Wei Qing.

In the sixth volume of the 18th volume of "Hanshu", when it is mentioned that Hou Weideng of Fagan is mentioned, there are several lines: Hou Deng was not sealed with Qing Gong on the fourth day of the fourth month, and later lost his gold. waived.

In the fourth year of Yuankang, the imperial edict granted Qingsun 500,000 yuan to restore his family.

In the first year of Yongshi, Qing's great-grandson Xuan was appointed as the Minister of Public Affairs of Chang'an.

In the fourth year of Yongshi period, Qing Xuansun was given the title of Marquis of Guannei.

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The statement that Wei Qing was exterminated is purely the result of some people taking it out of context. The source is a sentence in "Hanshu: Biography of Wife's Wife", "The Wei family was completely destroyed." .

According to Ban Gu's records in the Han Dynasty Chronicle, during the witchcraft disaster in the second year of Zhenghe, Wei Qing's eldest son Changping Hou Wei and his wife were executed because they were implicated in witchcraft. However, the Weis There is no record that the families of Wei Qing's second son Wei Buyi and his youngest son Wei Deng were implicated.

If you read the relevant records in the "Book of Han" completely, you will understand that this "Wei family was destroyed" refers to the death of the members of the Communist Party with Queen Wei Zifu and Prince Liu Ji as the core. Total annihilation did not mean that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty destroyed the entire Wei Qing clan.

As for the Wei Qing clan, only Wei Qing’s eldest son Wei and his wife were implicated.

The Wei couple was simply married to Princess Yangshi, the daughter of Wei Zifu and Emperor Wu. Princess Yangshi was suspected of using "witchcraft", and the Wei couple were implicated and executed.

There are clear records in history books that Wei Qing had two other sons, Wei Buyi and Wei Deng, both of whom were safe and sound.

In particular, the descendants of Wei Qing's youngest son Wei Deng were awarded many times by Emperor Xuan, Emperor Cheng and Emperor Ping of the Han Dynasty.

These can all be found in the "Book of Han".