Let me explain in advance that this article is about the parallel world of the Han Empire. There are many inconsistencies with historical facts and there are many tamperings of history. It is a YY work of a person who does not accept the fate of the Dou family. If you don't like it, please give it a thumbs up and welcome your suggestions~
When the author was studying Han history, he admired Empress Dowager Dou very much. She not only received the love of Emperor Wen and was in charge of the government, but she always thought about the Liu family. However, she did not expect that the Dou family would decline so quickly a hundred years later. The Marquis of Wei, Dou Ying, had his entire family executed. Except for some people who interfered with it, I personally felt that Liu Che did not miss his old love. Without the support of Empress Dowager Dou Liu, his queen Chen Ajiao, and the Dou Party, I am afraid that Empress Dowager Dou would have become an obedient emperor.
Let me first explain the major aspects of tampering with historical facts in this article.
1. Dou Yifang (Queen Mother Dou) had three children in history, Princess Liu Piao of Guantao, Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty Liu Qi, King Liu Wu of Liang, and in this article, a younger daughter, Princess Baoqing Liu Shu, is added.
2. Empress Dowager Dou should have only one eldest nephew, Dou Ying, plus a second nephew, Dou Congbai, and Dou Congbai, the master, married Princess Baoqing.
3. Prince Liu Zhi gave birth to Chen Ajiao, and Wei Zifu only had three daughters: Princess Wei Chang, Princess Yangshi, and Princess Zhuyi. Of course, Chen Ajiao will also be deposed, and Liu will be raised by the new queen Wei Zifu.
4. The time for abolishing Gillian has been postponed.
5. There is no mention of Mrs. Li in this article. Mrs. Li was originally favored by dancing in men's clothing. I thought that was nothing at all.
6. The turning point in Han and Hungarian offensive and defensive attacks was originally Wei Qing's attack on Longcheng, but now it turned into a great victory in Shanggu City.
Everything else probably remains unchanged, the customs and customs of the Han Dynasty remain unchanged.