The Legend of Qu Lanzhou in Deep Palace Song

My name is Qu Lanzhou. I was born in the 18th year of the First Yuan Dynasty in a family of emerging military generals in Chang'an City. I am the concubine of the Taiwei Qu Guogong, Qu Yancheng, and the second empress of Emperor Jian Zhao, the third emperor of the Zhou Dynasty, Taizong Cheng. In March of the 4th year of Jianzhao, I entered the palace as a scholar at the age of 14. In the same year, I promoted Shuyi and gave birth to Gaozong (the second prince). After I was deposed, I was framed and was deposed. So in December of the 4th year of Jianzhao, your majesty promoted me to the title of Huifei. Four months later, he made me the queen and made Gaozong the prince. During the Jianzhao period, I gave birth to seven princes and seven princesses to His Majesty, a total of 14 children. During this period, I also gradually took over the power of the government by assisting His Majesty in governing the country. 22 Years later, Taizong died and Prince Gaozong ascended the throne. At the age of 38, I became the Queen Mother. 48 Years later, at the age of 86, I died of illness in Jangxinjeon. Postscript: History of Qu Lanzhou's ascension to the throne: Qu Cairen (the fifth rank) - Qu Meiren (the fourth rank) - Qu Jieyu (the third rank) - Qu Shuyi (the second rank) - Qu Huifei (the first rank) - Queen Qu - Queen Mother Qu - Queen Wenmu (posthumous title) - Queen Wenmuming (posthumous title)