Brief introduction of Wang's life
Wang, born in 7 1 year BC, was an adult in Wei Yuan, the second daughter of Jack yang's mother Li. Liu is a daughter. One of the longest-lived queens in the history of China. Wang is her daughter and her mother is the daughter of the Li family. Qin Li is Wang Jin's wife. Later, she divorced Wang Jin because she was jealous of his concubine, and remarried to Gou Jian in Hanoi. Wang has been very beautiful since he was a child. When I was a teenager, I married a man named Xu because of her outstanding appearance and gentleness. But not long after, the man named Xu died. Later, she married Dongping Wang, but Dongping Wang also died. The family felt very strange. Knowing that their daughter would be rich or expensive in the future, they carefully taught her all kinds of talents. The eighteen-year-old king was sent to the palace by his parents.
I have been in the palace for more than a year, and many things have happened. The beloved Sima Liangdi died of illness. At that time, the crown prince couldn't accept it and was unhappy, so he didn't want to be close to other concubines for a long time without me. Liu Xun, Xuan Di, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, knew that princes hated concubines, so he asked the queen to choose a suitable woman for the prince in the harem. The queen chose five girls, and Wang was one of them. Wang Suya sat quietly beside the prince, so she was chosen by the Queen to send her to the Thai Palace. Liu Shi and Wang became husband and wife.
Luck will soon befall this woman. She is probably the humblest of all the beauties in Wang Zizhong. But she is the luckiest in the harem, because among so many concubines, none is pregnant, and Wang was spoiled overnight and became pregnant, which made him very happy. 2 1 year-old Wang gave birth to a son for the prince. Xuan Di personally named his grandson Liu Ao, and his name was Sun Tai, which he always carried with him.
Wang has worked in this position for more than 60 years.
In the first year of Huanglong, Emperor Gaozu died, and Liu acceded to the throne as emperor, specially for the Han and Yuan emperors. The emperor first named her as a Jieyu, and within a few days she was promoted to queen. With the status of queen, Wang should rest easy. Wang still has something on his mind, and he can't let it go, that is, the man by her bed, his own son. Her husband, Emperor Han Yuan, has been left out in the cold since he gave birth to a child. Her son Liu Ao was tolerant and cautious at first, but later he liked feasting and having fun. Yuan Di also felt that he had no talent. She pays less attention to herself and her children. At this time, Wang Fu Jieyu was favored by the emperor and gave birth to Liu Kang, the king of Dingtao. Yuan Di wants Liu Kang to be a prince. Later, after careful consideration, Emperor Han and Yuan did not want to abolish the queen. Considering the queen's caution, he decided not to abolish the prince.
Unexpectedly, in the first year of Ning, Emperor Han Yuan died and became Emperor Han Cheng, and his mother was the Empress Dowager. Wang, a high-ranking empress dowager, with her power, the royal family has achieved unprecedented development, and its influence has gradually penetrated into all aspects of the palace. Wang Jiayi's family held quite a number of official positions in the imperial court through the relationship of the Empress Dowager.
However, Han Chengdi has been in power for so many years, but he has no children of his own due to physical reasons. He knew the king because he loved him before he died, not because he abandoned the former prince. When Liu Kang came to Beijing, he wanted him to stay with himself for a few more days. However, Wang's brother Wang Feng refused, but had to return to the fief. Later, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had no children, and the maharaja of Dingtao had passed away. Fu Zhaoyi, the mother of Dingtao Wang Gong, bribed Wang Gen, hoping that Liu Xin, the son of Dingtao Wang Gong, would inherit the throne. Later, Wang Gen did protect Liu Xin, and Liu Xin was not made a prince.
In 7 BC, Emperor Han Cheng died in Xiahou Zhao, and Liu Xin ascended the throne as Emperor Ai of Han Dynasty. Weaken Wang Han and set out to crowd out the king's consorts and strengthen the imperial power. After he came to power, he constantly suppressed Wang's influence, promoted his mother, Fu Shi, and made his grandmother the Queen Gong. Seeing this scene, Wang was deeply disturbed. At first, Emperor Ai of Han gave preferential treatment to Wang's family. After a long time, he gradually alienated. From then on, the struggle between Emperor Ai of the Han Dynasty and the Wang family and between the Wang family and the Han family began.
Emperor Ai of the Han Dynasty picked out members of the Wang family one by one from the palace, and Wang Gen and Wang Mang were expelled from important positions in the court. The Emperor Ai of the Wangs learned that he was old and asked Wang Mang and Ping Ahou to return to Beijing to serve the king.
In the second year of Yuanshou, Emperor Ai died childless. Peter said that when he heard of his death, he moved to Weiyang Palace and dispatched Wang Xiaoer. On his deathbed, Aidi handed the imperial seal to Dong Xian, and Wang Zhao follwed entered the palace, nominally assisting Dong Xian. In fact, follwed took over the relieving from Dong Xian when he entered the palace.
Later, Dong Xian committed suicide, and Empress Zhao, who was hated by Wang, was forced to death. Wang is still considered as the empress dowager, but Emperor Han Ping. Wang Mang was very flattering to the king and tried his best to ascend to the throne. Finally, as he wished, in the fifth year of the Yuan Dynasty, after the death of Emperor Han Ping, obedient babies inherited the throne, and they asked Wang Mang for help. Wang refused, but he couldn't stop it. This avoidable tragedy of national subjugation not only made her regret for life, but also made historians lament.
In the first year of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Wang Mang usurped the Han Dynasty to establish a new dynasty, and asked Hou Wangshun of Anyang for a letter from the Queen Mother. Wang Zhengjun scolded follwed, and in a rage, he smashed a corner of the decree. Wang had no choice but to watch the decree reach follwed. After Wang Mang proclaimed himself emperor, he celebrated and changed Wang Wei into the new queen mother's room. Since Wang Mang usurped the throne, he knew that Wang hated himself and often tried to please him, but Wang Yue became increasingly unhappy. In the fifth year after the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), Wang died at the age of 84 and was buried in Liu Shi's tomb. Wang Mang wrote an obituary for Yang Xiong.