
Iron-Blooded and Tender: Empress Dowager Feng of Northern Wei
铁血柔情——北魏文明冯太后
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- Romance
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- Ancient Era
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Self-sexuality is so powerful that even the most powerful scholars who boast about Empress Dowager Feng would not dare to do so. The true source: Zhang Jinlong's "Political History of the Northern Wei Dynasty" VI, which contains careful research on the so-called "Feng's Reform". If you want to see more specific personal ethics, read "Northern History" and "Book of Wei", and stop being self-indulgent.
Being able to achieve this feat, other shortcomings are no longer important. She is a successful woman no matter what.
Personally, I think Feng should bear half of the responsibility for the decline of the Northern Wei Dynasty from strength to strength.
It means some history lessons
Empress Dowager Feng is a person with a strong desire for power.
Such a scheming woman has held two generations of young emperors hostage. If I were Emperor Xiaowen, I would destroy all nine of her clans. This statement is interesting. If Emperor Xiaowen was the kind of emperor who would kill the nine clans of the Queen Mother, he would have been replaced by another one long ago. Do you remember the story of "The Domineering General"?
I agree with Feifei very much. It's rare to find someone who agrees. I always thought that Tuo Bahong was actually a weak man who could not control the harem internally and was too influenced by the Queen Mother externally, so he practiced Chineseization. In my personal opinion, the Northern Wei Dynasty has fallen into a situation of monopolizing power in the harem since the Zongai Rebellion. It is just a white-footed insect that is dead but not dead. You can know the details by looking at the domineering empresses and empress dowagers of the past dynasties and the danger of the emperor's status. And this situation lasted until Erzhu's rebellion. The foundation of the Northern Wei Dynasty basically collapsed after the Erzhu clan's rebellion. Subsequently, the real power never returned to the hands of the Yuan clan, which shows that the imperial power has actually been hollowed out. Tuo Bahong's reforms did not achieve any substantive effect in consolidating the dynasty. He himself has never gotten rid of the influence of the harem on him, and he is quite dull in understanding people, unlike a strong and independent king. Zan Feifei one. This bouquet is dedicated to you.
Do you think that everyone has never studied history? The author
Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty actually went too far in his reforms. . . . It does more harm than good
Such a scheming woman has held two generations of young emperors hostage. If I were Emperor Xiaowen, I would destroy all nine of her clans.