Shen Shi was born on September 28th, 4th year of Emperor Taizong of Korea. In February of the eighth year of Emperor Taizong (1408), he married Ning Jun Li Jia, a loyal minister (at that time, Sejong had not yet established a monarch), and initially decided to be "the Lord of Jing Shu". 17 September (14 17) was renamed as "Mrs. sanhan". ?
In the eighteenth year of Emperor Taizong (14 18), Li Mei was made a prince, and Shen Shi was named "Jin Jing". In September of the same year, Emperor Taizong ceded the throne to Prince Li Mei, and was named "Gong Fei" in November, but his father Shen Wen was sentenced to death in December because of the court struggle. His mother also became a lower class person, but after many years, she was pardoned and her identity was restored.
At that time, a minister asked to abolish the princess. However, Shen Shi, as the mother of the three princes, with the support of Emperor Taizong and Sejong, did not affect the status of the palace. ?
In January of the 14th year of Sejong (1432), Cao Li, an official, said that adding the emblem to the princess violated the ancient system, so he cancelled the emblem and conferred the title of "Princess" on Shen Shi in May.
On March 24th, the 28th year of Sejong, Shen Shi died in the mansion of the second son Shouyang, and went to posthumous title as "Zhao Xian". In April of the second year of Wenzong (1452), he was honored as "Ren Xuan Qi Sheng" and called "Ren Xu An Qi Zhao Sheng Xian Queen". Originally buried in Xigang, Xianling, Guangzhou (old Ling Ying), March 6th, the first year of Zong Rui (1469), he moved to New Ling Ying, Lizhou with Sejong.
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Li Xun, the Korean sai-jo, was originally the son of Sejong and the younger brother of Wenzong. At first, he was not qualified to inherit the throne. As the second son, Li Xun was originally named King Jinping. After several renaming, the Korean ancestor Li Xun was finally named as Yang Wang.
Moreover, his throne was also taken from his nephew, and then he began to be the ancestor of North Korea.
Li Xun, the ancestor of South Korea, once lived in the folk for a period of time when he was a child, and had some bitter experiences in the world, which also made his tolerance different from ordinary people. Growing up, Li Xun was very diligent, cautious about people and things, and had the virtue of modesty, which made his father like him very much.
However, Li Xiang, a scholar, inherited the throne. However, things are changing rapidly, and his son was pushed to the throne at a young age. After colluding with ministers to kill several ministers, Li Xun quickly took control of the state affairs, and Li Xun officially became the ancestor of North Korea.
Li Xun, the ancestor of North Korea, killed the courtiers who supported Li Yongyong in order to consolidate his throne and make it more stable. At the invitation of the minister, Li Xun finally poisoned Li Yongyong. Later, Li Xun, the ancestor of North Korea, took many political measures to consolidate and stabilize his position.
During the reign of Li Xun, the ancestor of North Korea, Guo Jing's Grand Ceremony and its Economic Suicide Letter largely eliminated the original drawbacks and obstacles, which had a great impact on the development of North Korea. Although Li Xun, the ancestor of North Korea, was ruthless in his way to the top, it can be seen that his own kingly demeanor is very powerful.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Queen Zhao Xian