The woman who has been made a queen many times The last one has gone through five ruins and six stan

Mondo History Updated on 2024-02-12

The woman who has been made a queen many times The last one has gone through five ruins and six stands

Although the status of the queen is noble, there are many cases of the queen being overthrown in history, but has there ever been a queen who has become the queen again after being overthrown? Although this situation is relatively rare, it is not uncommon. There was a queen who was deposed five times, but was made queen six times.

Kill the second sister-in-law. Born in 1073 and died in 1131, Empress Meng was the first empress of Song Zhezong, who was twice deposed, twice reinstated, and twice had the magical experience of listening to politics behind the scenes.

After the death of Song Shenzong, Song Zhezong, who was only ten years old, became the seventh emperor in the history of the Song Dynasty. When the emperor grew older, Empress Dowager Gao selected more than 100 girls from her family to enter the palace, and Meng was one of them.

In the seventh year of Yuanyou (1092), Meng became empress under the protection of Empress Dowager Gao. Although Empress Meng was dignified, virtuous, smart and clever, Song Zhezong did not favor her. What's worse is that Empress Meng has only been the queen for a year, and her eldest ** Empress Dowager Gao died, and since then Empress Meng's life has been very miserable.

After Empress Dowager Gao's death, Song Zhezong came to power and began to support the New Party, while Empress Dowager Meng was gradually marginalized. In the third year of Shaosheng (1906), Empress Dowager Meng was only 23 years old"Confused by the party's evil words, and confined to Yin's wantonness"。She became a nun and lived in Yaohua Palace.

In the third year of Yuanfu (1100), Zhezong died of illness, and Duan Wang Zhao Ji ascended the throne for Huizong. With the support of Empress Dowager Xiang, the old party rose again, and Meng was restored to the throne and recognized as Empress Yuanyou because she ascended the throne during the Yuanyou period.

In the first year of Yasukuni (1101), Empress Dowager Xiang died, the Yuanyou Party incident occurred in the south, Song Huizong restored Cai Jing and others to their official positions, the old party was suppressed again, and Meng was punished again, dismissed again, and returned to Yaohua Palace.

In the second year of Jingkang (1127), the Jin people captured Bianjing, the two emperors of Hui and Qin were captured, and Empress Meng was rescued because she was not named. Jin Renli set up Zhang Bangchang as Huizong, Zhang Bangchang met with Meng in Yanfu Palace, and was forced to return Meng to the title of Empress Yuanyou, so that she could listen to politics behind the scenes. After Zhao Ji of Song Zhenzong proclaimed himself emperor in Nanjing, Empress Yuanyou withdrew from the background and no longer listened to politics, and then crossed the border to Hangzhou despite Gaozong's southern tour.

In the third year of Jianyang (1129), Miao Fu and Liu Zhengyan rebelled, and Gaozong Zhao Gou had to abdicate, and the crown prince Zhao Gou ascended the throne for Song Jianzong. Meng Weijun was forced to listen to the politics of the secret room due to the rebellion. Later, the chaos subsided, and Meng Weijun opened the curtain.

Queen of Money. Empress Qian, also known as Empress Qian of Xiaozhuang, was born in 1442 and died in 1468, and was the empress of Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty"。The change of Tumubao made Empress Qian become the empress twice.

Zhu Qizhen, Emperor Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty, ascended the throne at the age of seven, and was the sixth and eighth emperor of the Ming Dynasty and one of the few in Chinese history"Restoration"Emperor, and Empress Qian's relationship with the emperor also made her one of the few in history"Restoration"Empress.

At the beginning of the succession, due to the young age of Ming Yingzong Zhu Qizhen, he was not able to be crowned queen, and later as he grew older, he could only choose a consortium under the protection of the empress dowager (the empress of Ming Renzong Zhu Gaochi).

In the spring of the seventh year of orthodoxy (1442), Empress Dowager Zhang finally selected Qian as the future empress of Yingzong after layers of screening. After a very grand wedding, Qian was finally canonized as the queen.

In the fourteenth year of orthodoxy (1449), under the call of Zhu Qizhen of Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty, the eunuch Wang Zhen personally led an army to the north to attack Warat, but in"The Rebellion of the Civil Fort"Zhongyu was defeated at Tumubao, and Zhu Qizhen of Ming Yingzong was captured.

On August 18 of the same year, news of Yingzong's defeat and capture reached the chaotic capital. Under the protection of Yu Qian and others, with the consent of the Empress Dowager Cixi, Yingzong's half-brother Yingzong Zhu Qiyu ascended the throne and was the Ming Dynasty.

What about Queen Money? When the minister wanted to save the emperor with money, Empress Qian gave up all her property. When there was no hope of treatment and Daizong had ascended the throne, Queen Qian prayed day and night, hoping that God would have mercy and let her husband live. Day and night prayers, lack of sleep, overwork, over-fatigue, malnutrition, and the cold of the ground left one of Queen Qian's legs crippled by cold erosion, and she was seriously injured, and one eye was also blinded by crying day and night. Despite this, Queen Qian insisted on not seeking medical treatment, which she believed was a test of God and the price she had to pay to get her husband back.

In August of the first year of Jingtai (1450), Yiyun released Ming Yingzong. However, since Ming Yingzong's throne was occupied by his younger brother at that time, Dai Zong believed that the returned Ming Yingzong posed a great threat to his throne, so he imprisoned him in Nangong immediately after his return. Empress Qian, who was finally reunited with her husband, could only live with Yingzong in the cold Nangong.

In the first month of the eighth year of Jingtai (1457), Zongyi of the Ming Dynasty became ill and his condition deteriorated severely. In the early morning of the 17th, Marquis Shi Heng of Wuqing, Xu Youzhen of Imperial History, Governor Zhang Yujing, and eunuch Cao Jixiang launched"Attack the goal", invaded Nangong and supported the restoration of Yingzong.

After Yingzong regained the throne of the Ming Dynasty, he restored the position of queen of the Qian family, even under the pressure of the prince's biological mother Zhou and the empress dowager Sun, although the Qian family did not give birth to a son, but he had great respect for his wife Qian's heart, although everyone thought that the abolition was not conducive to the development of the royal bloodline, but Yingzong never thought of replacing the queen.

In the eighth year of Tianshun (1464), Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty died of illness, and the crown prince Zhu Jinshun ascended the throne as Emperor Xianzong of the Ming Dynasty. Although the new emperor was dissatisfied with his mother Qian and wanted to depose her as empress at one point, he was stopped by the ministers.

On June 26, the fourth year of Chenghua (1468), Qian died of illness, but due to the intervention of Xianzong's mother, Zhou, Empress Qian could not be buried next to Yingzong.

Five leaks and six constructions. The experience of this empress was even more unusual, and she spent almost all of her life in the process of being overthrown. She was married to two emperors, became empress six times, and was deposed five times. She is not only the empress of Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty, but also the empress of Emperor Liu Yao of the former Han Dynasty and Yang Xiangrong, the former Emperor of the Han Dynasty. The reason why she was deposed many times was in the last years of the Western Jin Dynasty"Rebellion of the Eight Kings"。Here it is.

In the first year of Yongxing (304), Sima Ying, the king of Chengdu, and Sima Hao, the king of Hejian, jointly attacked Sima Yi, the king of Changsha. On February 17 of the same year, Yang Xianrong was deposed for the first time under the coercion of Sima Ying and imprisoned in Chancheng.

On the third day of the seventh month of the first year of Yongxing (304), King Chen and Sima Yue, King of the East China Sea, raised troops to attack Sima Ying. Yang Xianrong was reinstated for the second time. In August of the same year, Sima Yue was defeated, Zhang Fang went to Luoyang, and Yang Xianrong was eliminated for the second time. In November of the same year, Zhang Fang forced Emperor Hui of Jin to go to Chang'an. Luoyang"Stay in Taiwan"Xun Bi and Liu Chun were reinstated, and Yang Xianrong was reinstated as the queen for the third time.

In April of the second year of Yongxing (305), Zhang Fang deposed Yang Xianrong again, and Yang Xianrong was deposed for the third time. In November of the same year, Zhou Quan, the general of Jianshi, proclaimed himself General Pingxi and reinstated the empress, and Yang Xianrong became the empress for the fourth time. In the same month of the same year, He Qiao, the emir of Luoyang, attacked and killed Zhou Quan and deposed the queen again, Yang Xianrong was deposed for the fourth time, and Yang Xianrong was almost executed by Sima Hao, the king of Hejian, and others.

In the third year of Yongxing (306), Sima Yue, the king of the East China Sea, received Emperor Hui of Jin in Luoyang and renamed Yang Xianrong as empress, which was the fifth time that Yang Xianrong became empress.

In the fifth year of Yongjia (311), the former generals Zhao Liu Yao, Wang Mi, Hu Tingyan and others captured Luoyang, captured Emperor Huaijin and Empress Dowager Huiyang to the north, and Yang Xianrong was captured. Yang Xianrong was deposed for the fifth time.

In the first year of Hanchang of the old Zhao Dynasty (318), Liu Yao suppressed the Jin Zhun rebellion and ascended to the throne. The following year, Yang Xianrong became the queen for the sixth time. Later, Yang Xianrong gave birth to three sons for Liu Yao: Liu Xi, Liu Chuan, and Liu Yan.

In the fifth year of Guangchu (322), Yang Xianrong, who was posthumously named Empress Xianwen, died and was buried in Xianping Mausoleum.

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