To take the postgraduate entrance examination.
Queen Bo was a woman from the family of Liu Qi's grandmother, Queen Mother Bo Ji. Liu Qi ascended the throne as Emperor Jing. Bo was made queen. Queen Bo was kind-hearted, well-behaved, law-abiding, and never made any mistakes. During her reign, the Tai Palace and Weiyang Palace were peaceful and peaceful, and the concubines and their children were treated fairly and kindly. She is a well-deserved virtuous queen. She was the cousin and first wife of Liu Qi, Emperor Xiaojing of the Han Dynasty, but the first queen to be deposed in Chinese history. Why was Queen Bo deposed? When Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty was still the crown prince, his grandmother, Queen Mother Bo, hoped that this marriage would consolidate the status of her natal family's "Bo family". So she appointed a queen for him. Empress Dowager Bo took Bo as her concubine, that is, the crown princess. When Emperor Jing of Han ascended the throne and became emperor, Concubine Bo became Empress Bo. But Bo's marriage was unfortunate. From the crown prince to the queen, she was never favored by Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty. In the second year of Emperor Jing's reign and the sixth year when Empress Bo became empress, Empress Dowager Bo died of illness. Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty established Liu Rong, the son of Li Ji, the eldest son of the concubine, as the prince. In the Han Dynasty, when "mother is more valuable than son", the position of queen was often reserved for the mother of the prince. A queen without children could not hold the position of mother of a country. In addition, Emperor Jing did not have deep feelings for Bo. In the autumn of the sixth year of Emperor Jing, Bo was deposed. Seven years later, Queen Bo died of illness.
Reader comments
Maybe I have a bit of a wife-hatred complex? I seem to especially love watching Bo Fei Hou, Chen Fei Hou, and the story of the unloved woman's counterattack in those stories about the moon shining over the ditch.
As a layman, I look forward to a parallel time and space, where Empress Bo and her son, Gillian, a kind mother and her son, are full of children and grandchildren, witnessing the prosperity of Han Dynasty and the death of a long life.
At that time, there was no "listening to politics behind the curtain", only "administration in front of the court". The power was greater and more direct, and it was powerful enough to directly control the government.
After reading the previous chapters, I was afraid that Empress Bo would confront the Chen family. This is quite good.
Very good, I like it very much, really
The soy sauce floats over. . .
The sheep here are not fat enough, I will come back next time to buy food~~~~~~~~~~
Maybe I have a bit of a wife-hatred complex? I seem to especially love watching Bo Fei Hou, Chen Fei Hou, and the story of the unloved woman's counterattack in those stories about the moon shining over the ditch. As a layman, I look forward to a parallel time and space, where Empress Bo and her son, Gillian, a kind mother and her son, are full of children and grandchildren, witnessing the prosperity of Han Dynasty and the death of a long life.
At that time, there was no "listening to politics behind the curtain", only "administration in front of the court". The power was greater and more direct, and it was powerful enough to directly control the government.
After reading the previous chapters, I was afraid that Empress Bo would confront the Chen family. This is quite good.
Very good, I like it very much, really
The soy sauce floats over. . . The sheep here are not fat enough, I will come back next time to buy food~~~~~~~~~~
Come on(? ??_??)?