Does Wang Meilin love Zhu Qiyu?
Wang Meilin has a good family and is quite calculating. She is jealous of the feelings between Daizong and Yunxian, and is framed by Daizong as Yunxian's courage, even saying that she can't be strangled. Wang Meilin likes Zhu Qiyu.
Before becoming a imperial concubine, her family generation was an imperial envoy of Wu Jinzuo. Father Quan Wang, Father Wang Ying. In August of the tenth year of the Ming Dynasty, the king was justified. In the winter of the fourteenth year of orthodoxy, Ming Yingzong Zhu Qizhen was captured, Zhu Qiyu and Wang Yun proclaimed themselves emperor, and Wang Hao was the queen.
The beauty of the king, orthodox ten years, the king was made a princess. In the winter of the fourteenth year of orthodoxy, Ming Yingzong was captured, Wang Yun proclaimed himself emperor, and Wang Hao was the queen. Queen Wang gave birth to a daughter, but not a son.
Queen Wang is resolute and paranoid, and has a kind heart. When he saw the death of the capital and the violent bones of the elderly and frail victim, he couldn't bear to see them, so that the official sent him to be buried. In the third year of Jingtai, Jingdi wanted to establish his son Zhu as a prince, and the former prince was abolished. Empress Wang strongly opposed it, so she was angry with Jingdi and was abolished. Hang Guifei was made queen.
When the British Emperor was restored, Jingdi was named King Yun, and the king was called Princess Yun. After the death of King Yun, Yingzong buried his concubines in the harem. As for whether the king was martyred, he disagreed, saying that the king had been abandoned and locked in a deep palace, and the two women were young and should not be martyred. After being re-established as a prince, I learned that Wang had supported him as a prince, was quite filial to Wang, and obeyed the British Sect. With the approval of Yingzong, Wang survived and moved from the palace to the emperor's palace.
Queen Wang gave birth to two princesses, one is Princess Gu 'an, and the other is a girl who doesn't know the title and has no son.
In the past, after Yingzong was captured, Queen Qian worked day and night for her husband in the palace, and Queen Wang often comforted her, comforting her like a sister in law. When she left the palace, under the care of Queen Qian, the king could take out all the private property and eunuchs who served her. Wang is a monk in a foreign mansion. During the festival every year, Queen Sun and Queen Qian will call the king into the palace to hold banquets and family ceremonies.
One day, Ming Yingzong remembered a piece of jade he had sent and asked the eunuch, saying that the Wangs had taken it and ordered the eunuch to get it back. Officials repeatedly asked, and Wang said "nothing". He advised the King of Qi to return the jade to Linglong. The King of Qi said, "It's true, but although Emperor Jing was abolished, he was the son of heaven for seven years and had a waist. Why can't he accept it? He was forced to accept it. And the world of scenery still belongs to the above, so there is no such thing as Pian Yu. As soon as I took the rope, I jumped into the well with anger. " Ming Yingzong is not happy. Later, a eunuch said that the king took a lot when he left the palace. The emperor ordered the confiscation of all her belongings taken from the palace and got 200,000 taels of silver, which he called "Yes".
After Xian Zong ascended the throne, because Wang used to protect himself, he received generous courtesy and preferential treatment. The king's second daughter, a little older, fasted with her mother and resolutely refused to marry. Zong Qiang began to marry one of his daughters to Wang Xian. Wang's father was first a satrap, and after Tianshun changed to Yuan Dynasty, he was reduced to viceroy. However, he also became a servant of the royal family and remained safe for the rest of his life.
In December of the first year, Wang died of illness at the age of eighty. The funeral of the emperor. Wang Song, a university student, suggested: "Burial is a gift for concubines, and sacrifice is a gift for queens." He buried the king in the Jingtai Mausoleum in Jinshan. In the second year, Emperor Wu of the Ming Dynasty conferred the title of Empress An Hejing.