The previous article told a massacre in the harem during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, the Yulu Rebellion, a story about the Korean women in the harem of the Ming Dynasty. It mentioned a North Korean woman surnamed Huang, and today we will talk specifically about this woman, a woman without a face.
The Lee Dynasty of Korea paid tribute to the Chinese royal beauty from the late Yuan Dynasty to the Ming and Qing dynasties. In the early years of Yongle, Daming had not yet moved its capital to Beijing. In this year, the eunuch Huang Yu was ordered to go to North Korea to select a virgin, and a woman surnamed Huang was selected.
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By the way, Huang Yu is not a good bird, he has been ordered to Go to North Korea many times to select women and eunuchs for Zhu Di, took the opportunity to ask for bribes from North Korean officials, and smuggled goods to North Korea to sell. Later, he became more and more bold, and actually mixed with the princes to compete for the throne, and was eventually executed.
Back to the point, Mr. Huang chose the virgin of the Hwang family—at least the North Koreans told him it was a virgin—but found that the woman was not very well-behaved. Once, Huang Yu actually saw Huang's brother-in-law Jin Dezhang actually sitting outside the window of Huang's boudoir, and the two people were chatting.
This kind of thing was simply unimaginable in the Ming Dynasty, let alone how could the Huang clan immediately give it to the Chinese emperor. Huang Yu was furious, and immediately scolded, drove Jin Dezhang away, and also trained Huang a few words by the way.
In fact, Huang Yu's intuition is very accurate. Don't look at the Huang family is only ten years old, but he is enthusiastic, he does not refuse to come, he is very good, and he is a famous local female sea king. She not only had an affair with her brother-in-law, but also colluded with neighbors and familiar servants, and had several lovers. But the Huang clan was good at disguising herself as a pure love girl, so the locals thought she was still a virgin and dedicated her to the Chinese emperor.
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Before going on the road, brother-in-law Jin Dezhang also secretly stuffed a comb into the Huang family as a gift. After getting on the road, Huang suddenly found that she was pregnant, and she immediately pretended to be unsatisfied, so as to cover up her pregnancy reaction of vomiting and diarrhea every day.
It must be said that Huang's acting skills are absolutely first-class, she is not weak at all, and even took the initiative to attack, and asked Huang For Korean specialties, saying that it was used to deal with the water and soil. On the way, Where did Huang Yu find something for her, so she had to persuade her to bear with it.
If a child can never be born, what should I do? Huang's excuse was that she was uncomfortable, and the maid who wanted to serve her massaged her stomach every day, pressing it fiercely, pressing it to death, and Huang's wanted to kill her flesh and bones, which was really cruel enough. Finally one night, Huang went to the toilet to urinate, and a small thing fell, the size of an eggplant, with belt meat, and Huang threw the small thing into the pit.
All the maids knew about Huang's childbirth, and they knew that her brother-in-law was her sister-in-law, and only the eunuchs and envoys who escorted her knew nothing about it.
Speaking of this story, I am actually very confused, the Huang family organs have calculated everything, nothing more than not wanting people to know about their adultery with people. But after all, she was going to enter the palace to face the emperor, as long as she slept, whether she was a virgin or not would not reveal the stuffing. However, the "Records of Sejong" of the Lee Dynasty of Korea, which records this incident, does not record any concealment means after the Huang clan entered the palace, and it seems that after the Huang clan killed the child, they faced the Yongle Emperor with great righteousness, which was obviously not in line with the nature of the Huang clan.
Anyway, Zhu Di was not deceived, after sleeping with her, he asked her why she was not a virgin, Huang Shi saw that he could not hide it, he had to explain what lovers he had in his hometown, from his cousin to confess one by one, Zhu Di's brain door was getting greener and greener.
Portrait of Zhu Di
What to do with this woman? According to the Records of Sejong, Zhu Di had a seizure on the spot, believing that he had been humiliated by The Dprk, and was about to send troops to attack the DPRK. He revealed this to a favored concubine, who in turn relayed it to a Korean concubine surnamed Han, who pleaded bitterly, saying that this matter was all this Huang's nonsense and had nothing to do with our king.
Zhu Di also listened to the advice, and as soon as Han Shi said it, Zhu Di immediately canceled the battle plan and asked Han Shi to beat Huang Shi's big mouths, and this matter was over.
I think "Sejong Shilu" did not tell the truth in this paragraph, a bit of a gold on his face. Sending troops to fight is a major military affair, Zhu Di can't mobilize troops against a country because a woman is not a virgin, he is indeed fierce, but he is a man with great talent, his brain is absolutely easy to use, and he will not come nonsense.
In addition, the use of military secrets in Korea, the emperor who killed on the battlefield like Zhu Di, naturally knew how to keep secrets. However, according to the description in the Records of Sejong, Zhu Di actually leaked such military secrets to his concubines at will, and it was obvious that the Koreans did not understand Zhu Di.
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What's more, if it had been decided to use troops against North Korea, how could someone like Zhu Di change his mind because of a North Korean concubine?
However, no matter what, Zhu Di did let huang go this time. When the Yulu Rebellion broke out and Zhu Di purged the Korean forces in the harem, the Huang clan was arrested, and in order to survive, they casually bit it, and described several Korean palace people as rebels, which involved a large number of people who were Ling Chi, and as a result, the Huang clan himself did not escape The fate of Ling Chi.