Track person, track gauge, track, trace, track ritual.
Empress Wu's etiquette and pampering can be followed, and ghosts and images are born in her heart, which is unprecedented in a thousand years.
In the Tang Dynasty, the initial trajectory has been set early, and there will be peace for all generations. Emperor Gaozong has been ambitious since he came to the throne. He has been fighting for years, opening up new territories and expanding his territory. He has been working hard day and night. Unconsciously, he has reached middle age. The worse his situation is, the closer he thinks he will be. Empress Wu took the opportunity to get involved in politics everywhere, and she used scheming and self-respect to form cliques, gradually infiltrating Wu's power into and outside the court. Empress Wu plays an increasingly important role, and her strength satisfies her desire for supreme imperial power.
There were always many disputes between Emperor Gaozong and Empress Wu in state affairs. At this time, Gaozong was suffering from illness and was even more powerless. Regardless of internal or external matters, Empress Wu was almost never summoned to the palace to attend her bed. As a result, Empress Wu became increasingly tired and had nowhere to relax, so she took advice and set up Chongyang Palace, where she selected attendants and pets on time to serve Empress Gongwu and serve her daily life and food.
As time went by, Empress Wu was infected by the evil spirit of her servant pets. It was common for her to tease her servant pets every day. Ordinary servant pets could no longer satisfy her desire for pampering, so she established a system and ordered Chong Yang Palace to tame pets as needed for her lewd pleasure. The ministers in the court were very filthy and did not dare to say anything. They just watched the servants being domineering inside and outside the court.
During the day he rules the world, and at night he indulges himself in indulgence. The autumn wind is approaching, what should come will eventually come, and what should go will eventually go. Empress Wu's most beloved pet, Xiangyuan, left, as silently as sweeping fallen leaves. I don't know when I will see Mei Niang again after I leave.