Dahantang Yihou Family History Series

At the end of the Qin Dynasty and the beginning of the Han Dynasty, heroes were competing for hegemony. Who would rule the world? The grassroots hero Chen Sheng and Wu Guang rose up, and Chen Ying of the Dongyang Order was promoted as the leader. Later, he listened to his mother's advice and took refuge with Xiang Yu. Xiang Yu was defeated, so he took refuge with Liu Bang and was granted the title of Marquis of Tangyi. Later, he became the prime minister of the Chu Yuan Dynasty and was granted a fiefdom of 1,800 households. He ranked 86th among the founding heroes of the Han Dynasty. The son of Ying was Lu, and the son of Lu was Ziwu. In the third year of Xiaowen's reign, he became the Marquis of Tangyi and Princess Shangguantao. Wu's daughter is Queen Xiaowu Chen. In the first year of Yuanding, the Chen family was eliminated! Let's see what legendary stories the descendants of these three surnamed retainers have performed! Of course, the descendants of Chen Ying should be mentioned as the "noble" Empress Chen, and the person writing this article is her fan. Why? Please see the description of "Wei Zifu" in the entry of "Chen Ajiao": "Wei Zifu: Among all the women of Emperor Wu, she suffered the most misfortune. Zifu is worth pondering. She has at least two "firsts" in Chinese history. The first "first" is: Wei Zifu is the most humble queen in Chinese history. She is an illegitimate daughter of an "untouchable" and "unknown father" in the imperial era. At the bottom of society, both Chinese customary law and later written laws stipulated that "good men and bad men do not marry". However, Liu Che was unscrupulous in this regard, and there were even prostitutes among his concubines. The Chinese queen did not necessarily need to be of noble birth, but she must at least be a free citizen with an innocent family background. Her mother, Queen Dou, was a "good family" with a poor family. Chinese queens did not necessarily require first marriages, but they had to be legal and reasonable. For example, the great-grandmother of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Queen Mother Bo, was a widow and remarried, while her mother, Queen Wei, was divorced and remarried. Not only was she born in a "untouchable" family. However, his family was dissolute and dirty. His biological mother Wei was a coquettish and shameless woman, and she had three sons and three daughters with many men. Except for Wei Qing, the father of the other children was unknown. This shows that it is even more so that "adultery and prostitution" seemed to be a family tradition. The nephew Qu Bing also had children out of wedlock, but luckily we still don't know who the biological father is. …………………… The second "first" is "Wei Zifu was the first queen in Chinese history to plan and implement a military rebellion." As a wife, she murdered her husband; as a queen, she rebelled against the emperor and the emperor. At this point, even Wu Zetian, the only female emperor of China in later generations, could only lament that she was inferior: Wu Zetian waited until the emperor's husband Li Zhi died of illness before she began to usurp the throne; and it was only a peaceful coup in the palace and did not harm the common people. Wei Zifu's success is also a "witchcraft", and his failure is also a "witchcraft", which can be described as retribution in this world. The "witchcraft" case in the second year of Zhenghe involved many people. Wei Zifu was worried that his son would lose his position as crown prince, so he took advantage of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's absence in Chang'an to plan a mutiny with Prince Liu Ju to seize the throne. Although this rebellion was finally put down, its nature and consequences were extremely serious: In order to expand the number of soldiers, Wei Zifu and his son pardoned and released prisoners, and even opened an arsenal to arm these criminals. This caused a rapid collapse of public security in Chang'an and caused a great riot; What is particularly hateful is that Liu Ju and his son also worked hard to collude with foreigners and committed traitors - they actually wanted to use the "Changshui" and "Xuanqu" Hu cavalry to enter Chang'an to participate in the war. During the five-day bloody battle between the prince's army and the government army led by Prime Minister Liu Qumao in Chang'an, the capital, the people of Chang'an were confused and at a loss as to what to do. Unfortunately, they had no way to hide in the cracks between the two armies. Tens of thousands of Chang'an civilians died - just so that her mother and son could maintain their wealth and honor. Countless Chinese civilian families were ruined and their bodies were left lying on the streets. Wei Zifu's luck was that his great-grandson Liu Bing (grandson of Liu Ju) had slipped through the net and was not killed. Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty died young and had no heirs, so his great-grandson took advantage of the situation and became Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty. In order to prove the legitimacy of his succession to the throne after being a traitor, Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty used the emperor's power to clear his great-grandmother's name, whitewash her, posthumously named her "Queen Si" and built an empty tomb. If there was no Emperor Xuan, there would be no so-called "virtuous" name for Wei Nu in history books. The crime of colluding with foreigners to commit rebellion is all there. Tens of thousands of Chang'an people's wronged souls are still alive. Where are the 'virtuous' people?" What makes me angry is such indiscriminate tampering with history and slandering historical figures! ! ! In this article, pia is this kind of NC creature that tampered with history! ! It's not the Wei fans and history fans who are "scolding" Empress Chen, it's the Wei fans who are disgusting and shameless. Wei fans and history fans are just counterattacking in legitimate defense. As for Empress Chen in history, I sympathize with her being deposed.