Young Master Shang

In the history, Duke Xuang of Wei was arrogant and extravagant. When he was the son of Jin, he had an affair with Yi Jiang, the concubine of his father, Duke Zhuang of Wei, and gave birth to a son, Ji. In order to protect his beloved son, he reluctantly sent him to the private sector, where he spent sixteen years in vain. When Duke Zhuang of Wei passed away, the son of Jin finally succeeded his father in 718 BC. After becoming Duke Xuan of Wei, he welcomed his son into the palace and reunited his flesh and blood. Thinking of the fact that Prince Ji was not able to be his father like a normal child, Duke Xuang of Wei felt very guilty, so he wanted Duke Xi of Qi's daughter to marry Prince Ji, and the marriage was arranged. However, when the beloved daughter of Duke Xi of Qi came to Wei to get married, Duke Xuang of Wei couldn't help but be moved when he saw that she was as beautiful as a fairy and looked like a fairy. He actually ignored the ethical principles and built a new platform on the Yellow River, and forcibly took the daughter who was originally intended to be betrothed to Prince Ji as his own. Because the surname of Qi State is "Jiang", this girl is "Xuan Jiang". The people of Wei were not ashamed of what Wei Xuangong did, so they wrote a poem "Xintai" to satirize it, which was passed down to future generations. Xuan Jiang was favored by Duke Xuan of Wei, and soon gave birth to his two sons, Gongzi Shou and Gongzi Shuo. Yi Jiang, the former favorite of Duke Xuang of Wei, could not bear the humiliation and eventually committed suicide. Xuan Jiang became the true wife of Duke Xuang of Wei. She got wind when she wanted and rain when she wanted. Conception: