The historical drama "Daming Fenghua" is still in the hot air, the plot is more than halfway, the heroine of the play, Sun Ruowei, played by Tang Wei, has gradually entered a good state, and the screenwriters of "Daming Fenghua" have turned the pure palace fighting drama into a family ethics palace fighting drama in order to make the plot more eye-catching, and the originally unrelated Hu Shanxiang and Sun Ruowei have been written as a pair of sisters, and the dispute between the main room with family affection mixed in with it does make the audience want to stop.
In the play, Hu Shanxiang and Sun Ruowei are orphans of Jianwen's criminal ministers, and have successively entered the Prince's Eastern Palace, one hoping to avenge by becoming a future empress, and the other originally for revenge, but giving up his hatred because of love. Hu Shanxiang used family affection to impress Sun Ruowei, let her give up becoming the imperial concubine, and support herself to be the main room, and finally got her wish, of course, so far, the plot has not developed to the conflict between the sisters, so this article only talks about the truth that Sun Ruowei has not been able to become the crown princess in history.
According to the records in the zhengshi, Sun Ruowei entered the East Palace before Hu Shanxiang, and her introducer was Zhu Zhanji's mother, the later Empress Dowager Zhang of Renzong Chengxiao, zhang and Sun Ruowei were both from Yongcheng County, Zouping, Shandong, and when Zhang's mother visited her daughter in the East Palace, she told her that there was a granddaughter of the Sun family in her hometown who was virtuous, in fact, Sun Ruowei also had a characteristic, her beauty was also famous in the local area, and the evaluation of her in the history books was ''young beauty'" and ''Jiao's wisdom'.'
With his mother's recommendation, Zhang took Sun Ruowei to the Eastern Palace to raise him and became Zhu Zhanji's harem concubine candidate. There is no relevant record of the relationship between Zhang's mother and the Sun family in the history books, but later when Sun Ruowei failed to become Zhu Zhanji's main room, Zhang's mother kept nagging and complaining about Zhang:
''Lady Pengcheng chirps for Empress Zhang, and Empress Zhang does not say anything''
From this point of view, the relationship between the two families should be relatively close.
Sun Ruowei advanced the palace than Hu Shanxiang, before Zhu Zhanji's big marriage, the two had been together for seven years, the people looked beautiful, and they got along well with Zhu Zhanji, it can be said that they were green plum bamboo horses, after becoming Zhu Zhanji's formal concubine, the relationship between the two was more intimate, Shi Zai: ''Concubine has favor'', the first thing Zhu Zhanji did after becoming emperor was to crown Sun Ruowei as a noble concubine, and gave her the treatment equivalent to empress:
''The emperor asked the empress dowager to make a golden treasure to give her. Noble Concubines Have Treasured Since Then''
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Judging from Zhu Zhanji's behavior, he and Sun Ruowei were true lovers, and even in spite of the opposition of the courtiers and his mother, he insisted on deposing Hu Shanxiang's empress and establishing Sun Ruowei as empress instead. This kind of feeling of his is definitely not only after the big wedding, it has long been there, if he can make a claim, it is estimated that when the big wedding must be to let Sun Ruowei do his main room, unfortunately, he was the emperor's grandson at the time, his marriage can not be decided by himself, including his parents can not be the lord, only Zhu Di can make the idea.
And how could Zhu Di, who regarded Zhu Zhanji as his true successor, not care about his life and daily life? Zhu Di absolutely knew who Sun Tzu liked, but why did Zhu Di insist on going against Zhu Zhanji's wishes? Strongly designated Hu Shanxiang as the crown princess, sun Ruowei only as a concubine? It is really counterintuitive that the grandfather who loved his grandson did not love to do what his grandson did not like, in fact, the reason is very simple, the problem lies in Zhu Zhanji's mother Zhang Shi.
The Ming Dynasty had a rule that had been continued, that is, the wife of the heir to the throne must be a small family jasper, and the powerful family of the mother was not considered, in order to curb foreign relatives from interfering in politics. Among all the emperors of the Ming Dynasty, from Zhu Yuanzhang below, there are only two heirs, one is the first crown prince Zhu Biao, who married the daughter of chang Yuchun, the founding father of the country, Kaiping Wang, but he was a prince in the early days of the founding of the country, the situation was special, and when he married Chang Yuchun's daughter, Chang Yuchun had already died of illness.
The other was Zhu Di, the Yongle Emperor, who married the daughter of Xu Da, the king of Zhongshan, who was the first military general in the founding fathers, but when he married his relatives, he was the king of the domain and was not ready to make him emperor, and his throne was stolen by himself, which was also an exception. Except for Zhu Biao and Zhu Di, the rest of the ming dynasty's heirs to the throne all married small bureaucratic families or folk women who had no power and no power, which was a rule set by Zhu Yuanzhang, and the Manchu Dynasty Wenwu also agreed, and no one wanted a powerful foreign relative to run to the front to monopolize power.
Speaking of Sun Ruowei, the reason why she failed to become Zhu Zhanji's main chamber is because she and her mother-in-law Zhang Shi are fellow villagers, and after entering the East Palace, it is Zhang Shi who is raising her, if Sun Ruowei becomes the main chamber, she will become an empress in the future. Zhu Di would consider that after him, the two consecutive empresses were Yongcheng people, and the relationship was still quite close, whether it would create one or two foreign relatives of the Yongcheng faction, although neither family was very powerful, but under the influence of the two consecutive empresses, no one could say for sure.
When Zhu Di helped Zhu Zhanji choose a proper wife, he did not treat it as an ordinary imperial grandson, but as the right harem master for the future emperor, so when he knew that Zhu Zhanji liked Sun Ruowei, he still resolutely designated Hu Shanxiang, who had nothing to do with the Zhang clan, as the wife of the emperor's grandson, and Sun Ruowei could only be a concubine. Zhu Di was thinking about imperial power, but he did not expect that Zhu Zhanji would switch away from the empress after succeeding to the throne, nor did he expect that Zhang Shi, who had become the empress dowager at that time, would become the biggest protective umbrella for Hu Shanxiang after the abolition, and also Sun Ruowei became an opponent of the empress.