In China's feudal society for more than two thousand years, hundreds of emperors have emerged. Some of these emperors are heroic, some are absurd, and some are mediocre. There was an emperor in Chinese history, his father was a wise and bright king, and he was a ridiculous and bizarre emperor, who did many things out of the ordinary, and finally gave the Jiangshan that his father had worked so hard to lay down to others.
Yuwen Yun (宇文赟) was the son of Yuwen Yong (宇文邕), emperor of the Northern Zhou Zhou Dynasty during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Yuwen Yong was the most outstanding emperor of the Southern and Northern Dynasties throughout his life. Unfortunately, a generation of tyrants died of illness at the age of thirty-six, and if he had lived for three more years, China would have been unified in advance, and there would have been no later Sui dynasty and Tang Dynasty.
As the saying goes: dragons give birth to dragons, and phoenixes give birth to phoenixes, but the heir of Yuwen Yongxuan, who is talented and rough, is a loser of. Yuwen Yun was made crown prince at the age of thirteen, and Yuwen Yong actually attached great importance to and strictly the education of this son. But Yuwen Yong's way of education is very simple and rude, just one word: hit!
Under his father's strict stick education, Yuwen Yun not only did not become a talent, but learned to perform, hide his bad habit of eating, drinking and gambling in front of his father, and act like a well-behaved child.
Emperor Wu of Zhou contracted an illness on the way out on the expedition, but did not improve when he returned to the palace to cultivate, and he died in his prime. Nineteen-year-old Yuwen Yun did not have any sorrow for his father's death, and he stood in front of Emperor Zhouwu's coffin and laughed happily. He laughed and scolded, "Old thing, how did you die until now?" ”
After scolding, Yuwen Yun sneaked into his father's harem, found a few beautiful beauties, and began to enjoy himself.
When Yuwen Yun became the prince, he suppressed his own nature. As soon as his father died, Yuwen Yun succeeded to the throne, and he was immediately lawless, arbitrary, and unscrupulous.
Yuwen Yun has three major hobbies: one is beauty, the other is drinking, and the third is hitting people.
Yuwen Yun began to spread beautiful women and overhaul palaces throughout the country. Paradoxically, Yuwen Yun also set an unprecedented record in Chinese history: one emperor had five empresses at the same time.
The five empresses were Yang Jian's daughter, Empress Yang Lihua of Tianyuan, daughter of the palace daughter Zhu Manyue, empress dowager of Tianzhong, daughter of the general, Empress Chen Yueyi of Tianzhong, empress dowager of Tianzuo who was already married and later captured by Yuwen Yun, and Empress Yuan Leshang of Tianyou. Among them, Yuwen Yan, the son born to Empress Dowager Zhu Manyue, was made crown prince by Yuwen Yun.
Yuwen Yun prefers to beat people, especially with bamboo pieces. Whether it was the officials in the court or the attendants in the palace, they were all beaten by Yuwen Yun, the Emperor of Zhou Xuan, and even the women who had slept with him could not escape bad luck.
Playing with women, drinking, spanking, Yuwen Yun had a lot of fun. However, less than a year had passed since such a day of spending time and drinking, Yuwen Yun suddenly felt that it was not interesting to be an emperor, and it was very troublesome to approve and deal with the government every day. So Yuwen Yun, who had only been on the throne for nine months, made another ridiculous decision, abdicated himself, and ceded the throne to his seven-year-old son Yuwen Yan.
Yuwen Yunmei became the Emperor taishang, and he didn't care about anything, and concentrated on eating, drinking and having fun. Due to Yuwen Yun's excessive alcohol color, he died violently at the age of twenty-two.
When Yuwen Yun died, The Zhou Jing Emperor Yuwen Yan was only eight years old. Soon, Yang Jian deposed this little emperor, ascended the throne himself, changed the name of the country to Sui, and later became a generation of Ming Emperors in the annals of Biao Bing's history!