Yang Shuang, the fourth brother of Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty, grew up with his eldest brother. Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty loved Yang Shuang very much, but unfortunately Yang Shuangying died young in. In The Queen of Dugu, Yang Shuang's tragic death is related to Yang Guang, which makes people suspect that Yang Shuang was killed by Yang Guang, but how did Yang Shuang die in history? Is it history that Yang Shuang was killed by Yang Guang?

Yang Guang, the "Queen of Dugu", killed Yang Shuang.

After the death of Yang Zhong, Yang Shuang was entrusted to the care of Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty. The two brothers are on good terms. After Yong Yang became a prince, it was obvious that Yang Shuang sided with Yong Yang, while Yang Guang was very unhappy. Yang Guang was raised as a proton in the palace and separated from his parents. He is also the son of Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty, and he also wants to compete for the position of Prince Yang Guang. Later, Yong Yang's practice made Emperor Wendi and Galo very disappointed. On this premise, Yang Guang decided to get rid of his helpers around Yong Yang, and Yang Shuang was one of them.

Yang Guang brought Yang Shuang's body to Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty and told the story of Yang Shuang being killed by rebels. However, some viewers found Yang Guang's eyes vacillating, and concluded that Yang Shuang's death was related to Yang Guang. In fact, Yang Shuang was killed by Yang Guang. After Yang Shuang's death, Emperor Wendi and Galo were very sad, and Yang Guang was the happiest.

What is the ending of Yang Shuang in history?

Yang Shuang died of illness at the age of 25 in history. Yang Shuang grew up beside Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty and Queen Dugu, and Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty loved him as his own child. After Emperor Wendi ascended the throne, he directly named Yang Shuang as Wang Wei, which can be said to be infinite in favor and limitless in Yang Shuang's future. Yang Shuangcong was courageous and resourceful, and Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty valued him very much. If Yang Shuang had not died so early, I believe that he and his eldest brother, Emperor Wendi Sui, could have created more stories.

Yang Shuang was raised by Emperor Wen of Sui when he was six years old. Among many brothers, Emperor Wen of Sui loved him the most. Although Yang Shuang was very young, Emperor Wendi of Sui gave him an important task. Shortly after he became king, he asked Yang Shuang to lead a great army to fight the Turks. Yang Shuang's life is short, but he is brilliant. He is the brother that Emperor Wen of Sui always keeps in mind.