A Brief Introduction to Loving Cui Shi
Cui Shi, Su Zongshu of Korea, was born in 1670 and died in 17 18 at the age of 48. Cui Shi, Su Zongshu of Korea, is the biological mother of Yingzu of Korea, originally from Haizhou. Shu Yao Cui Shi entered the palace at the age of seven, and was favored by Su Zong of North Korea, giving birth to Prince Yun. After the death of Cui Shi, the wife of Houshu, his son went to Yingzu and posthumously awarded Chun Sui, the wife of Jing Hui of De 'an. Su Zongshu of North Korea has different opinions about the origin of Cui Shi.
One is Cui Shi and Su Zongshu from North Korea, who are from Haizhou. His father's name is Cui Xiaoyuan, and his mother is a descendant of the Hong clan in Nanyang. Some people say that Cui Shi, Su Zongshu of North Korea, was originally a pariah. When Ying Zu of North Korea ascended the throne, he asked court officials to write an inscription for his mother Cui Shi. 1725, Park Bicheng, a senior official of the imperial court, was ordered to write the tombstone of Cui Shi. According to the inscription, Cui Shi's great-grandfather was named Cui Mozhen, a general-level political doctor. Cui Shi's grandfather named Cui Taiyi is a student. Shu Ai Cui Shi's father's name is Cui Xiaoyuan, and his official position is Zhong Wu as deputy secretary. Cui Shi's mother is the daughter of Hong Jinan, a general political doctor.
Judging from Cui Shi's background, Cui Shi is not a descendant of a big family, but she is also the daughter of an official. Judging from the recorded inscriptions, Cui Shi and Su Zongshu of North Korea can't be from untouchable backgrounds. However, it has also been suggested that Cui Shi was not recorded as the official rank of the ancestor of Shu in the literature before Yingzu, or even in the genealogy of Cui Shi in Shu. The only thing recorded is Cui Shi's father's official position. On the other hand, this official position is still a temporary worker, which has no practical significance at all. Eight years after Cui Shi's death, Shu Ai wrote a tombstone. The inscription may have been written by Yingzu to raise his mother's birth status? Forgery? Yes
What happened to Cui Shidie in Pan Shiqi?
On 20 10, South Korean TV station MBC broadcast the TV series Yi Tong, which mainly tells the ups and downs of Shu Ai Cui Shi's life. As the most respected imperial concubine in the Korean dynasty, Cui Shi's life story has aroused the curiosity of many audiences. Through the TV series Yi Tong, I learned about Shu's early life experience, so what was Shu's old age like? As a famous person in ancient Korea, Shu Kun Cui Shi mostly mentioned Shu Kun Cui Shi's harem career and how Shu Kun Cui Shi died.
Knowing the life experience of Cui Shi, I learned that in 17 16, Cui Shi, a 46-year-old woman, had a serious illness. After Su Zong of North Korea was informed, she was asked to go out for treatment. Shuai Cui Shi took a lot of medicine, but her condition never improved. 17 18, that is, in the forty-fourth year of Susong, Korea, Hu Kun Cui Shi died in a private house in Seoul at the age of 48. So, Shu will wait for illness. After the death of Shu Ai Cui Shi, North Korean general Su Zong buried Shu Ai Cui Shi in the foundation of Yangzhou Gaoling Cave.
Yingzu of North Korea misses her mother Shu Shi so much that she can't sleep at night. North Korea's Yingzu once wrote in Can the Imperial System Sleep? You can sleep. Remember JOE? Thinking of 1898, how can I sleep? How can I sleep? I remember Gaoling. ? From this short figure, we can see how much North Korea's Yingzu misses Cui Shi. For North Korea's Yingzu, Xu Jianian was not only the year when he was born, but also the year when his mother died. In order to miss his mother, the English ancestors of North Korea often send their feelings to poems. Among the more than 5,000 existing poems of Yingzu in Korea, there are countless poems about missing mother.
Why is Shu Shi respected?
The Shu family enjoyed a high position in the ancient Korean harem. After the Korean Yingzu acceded to the throne, he chased posthumous title for him? And Jinghui, Dean, Chunsui, Fu Shu? Also called Cui Shi Ancestral Temple of Shu's wife? Yuxiang Palace? . It is worth mentioning that Yuxiang Palace is one of the seven palaces in ancient Korea. Why did Shi become the most respected imperial concubine of the Korean dynasty? Knowing the life experience of Shu, we can know why Shu became the most respected imperial concubine in the Korean dynasty.
Shu Shi lost his parents when he was a child. In 1676, Shu was seven years old and entered the palace as a maid-in-waiting. It is said that Princess Renxian was in charge of the harem at that time. Cui Shi entered the palace and worked as a handyman in the nave. 1689, Queen Inhyeon was abolished, and then Zhang Xipin became a princess. According to historical records, Cui Shi, who was still delivering water to Iraq at that time, secretly prayed for Queen Inhyeon in his palace. Cui Shi was just seen by Su Zong of North Korea when he prayed. Later, Cui Shi was favored by Su Zong of Korea. Cui Shi's sincerity moved Su Zong of North Korea, so Su Zong of North Korea asked Ren Xian to be reset.
After Queen Inhyeon became a princess again, she became very close to Shu Cuiqishi. In addition, Cui Shi, the wife of Shu, was deeply loved by Su Zong of North Korea, so she occupied an important position among the concubines in the harem. 1694, the Shu envoy gave birth to Yan Yun. It is worth mentioning that the late Yan Li Zhunyun was the later Korean Yingzu. After North Korea's Yingzu ascended the throne, he not only posthumously sealed posthumous title for his mother Cui Shi, but also asked court officials to write an inscription for his mother Cui Shi. 1725, Park Bicheng, a senior official of the imperial court, was ordered to write the tombstone of Cui Shi. At the same time, due to Cui Shi's virtue and modesty, Cui Shi, the concubine of Shu, can also become the most respected imperial concubine in the Korean dynasty.
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