"Book of Jin" and "Sushuo" record: The Song Dynasty was beautiful and the Ming Emperor was handsome. A country in exile and a young emperor, history will remember that they once loved each other.
Emperor Ming of the Jin Dynasty, Sima Shao, took the initiative to ask Wang Dao. After hearing about Gaogui Township Duke Cao Mao, he superficially "sighed that Jin and Zuo would be safe for a long time." However, within a few years, he secretly plotted and arbitrarily used the weak to control the strong. He first put an end to Wangdun's chaos, divided the overseas Chinese across the Yangtze River, and divided the four states. He strengthened the weak branches and divided the upper class. Although the year was not holidaying, he finally laid the foundation of the Eastern Jin Dynasty for a century.
Why is it called "The Princess in the Wind"? Because firstly, she was the concubine of Emperor Ming of Jin; secondly, she was Wang Dun's concubine, and Wang Dun almost became the emperor (although Wang Dun was his true love for Princess Pei); thirdly, I assigned Jin Huai Emperor Sima Chi and Jiuxi's Sima Yue and Sima Ying to her.
Sima Yue died on the way, and Jiuxi was too late to usurp the throne. If he had not died, the Western Jin Dynasty would not have perished.
Here are the brainless Sima Shao and Sima Yue, the brainless and sinister Sima Rui and Wang Dao. There are a lot of emotional scenes. After all, there are so many beauties and so many handsome men, who have always been in pairs in history...
Similarly, I don't understand that Yu Wenjun is clearly a member of the Jin Dynasty. He Faxing, an early history book, wrote in "Jin Zhongxing Shu" that "Guizhang is unique and his instrument is beautiful". Before her, except for Mrs. Xiaowu of King Huantan in "New Theory" of Han Dynasty, Queen Zhangde of "Hanshu", Er Zhao, and Guose Erqiao of "Three Kingdoms", she was the most beautiful woman. They were together for so many years and gave birth to three children. I don't understand why Emperor Jin Ming hated her so much and scolded her in the edict. Emperor Jin Ming also made arrangements for Song Bao before his death. After all, when an ancient emperor died, if he did not arrange for his beloved concubine, the beloved concubine would be chopped into two pieces by the queen, such as Mrs. Qi, such as Tian Sheng...
During the 30 years since the two Jin Dynasties, there have been a few strange women that I like very much. I feel that I still need to make up nonsense about their legends based on every word and phrase in the history books.
For example, Yiyang Gongzhiyangshen; Sima Yue and Princess Pei; Yang Xianrong and the two queens; Yu Wenjun; Zheng Achun; Liu Liu; Zheng Yingying; Sima Ying's wife Wei Jie and his wife Leshi; Cao Shulei Shangshu; Zhou Ying, Xi Xuan; Jia Nanfeng Jia Wu Zhao Can and Chen Wu; Wang Jingfeng Wang Huifeng Jiang Jun; Biyu Feifeng Lvzhu...
[Note] The article with the same name on the Tianya Forum is the exact same article I posted last year. I wrote it for fun at the time.
Purpose: The two Jin Dynasties iterate the love and lust for power in the war-torn times