In ancient history, there are many examples of sisters marrying a man, among which the more famous ones are:
Emperor Yao's two daughters, Emperor E and Nüying, married Emperor Shun;
Emperor Hancheng married Zhao Feiyan and Zhao Hede's sisters;
Li Hou of the Southern Tang Dynasty married the sisters of Great Zhou Hou and Xiao Zhou Hou.
And these examples actually include two cases in which ancient sisters married a man at the same time:
The first is that they exist at the same time, but the wives and concubines are different--for example, for Emperor Hancheng, Zhao Feiyan was the main room (empress), and Zhao Hede was the concubine room (concubine).
The second is the continuation of the string. For example, after Lord Li died after the Great Zhou, he married Xiao Zhouhou.
Of course, in fact, there was a third situation in ancient times: that is, sisters were concubines at the same time, and they were not mixed with the main room - in fact, in ancient society, this situation dominated.
So why is there such a phenomenon in history, and doesn't the woman in question feel awkward?
Personally, I think:
The nature of marriage
Although at present, many people think that "love" should not be mixed with material and secular factors, because "love" is holy. But in fact, "love" often exists only in literature, and in reality, it is rarely encountered.
The actual marriage combination is often the combination of interests, and the door to the door and the partner to live a life are the main tone of marriage. Moreover, in ancient times, the difficulty of marriage for the children of poor families was much higher than in modern times. In the Qing Dynasty novel "The History of Ru Lin", there was such a discussion: the existence of the concubine system, resulting in every concubine taken by the rich, led to a poor person not being able to find a wife.
The main reason why many women prefer to be concubines rather than wives to the poor is that material conditions are often necessary conditions for determining marriage.
Therefore, even if they are sisters, when they consider that they can marry into a rich family as concubines and do not have to worry about three meals, they will not have any awkward feelings.
In spite of oneself
It is true that there are good girls who firmly believe in the invincibility of true love at the moment, and there were also such women in ancient times.
However, in ancient times, marriage was often a matter that the woman herself could not decide for herself, and who a woman married often depended on the meaning of the family. Even sometimes, the family can't decide who the woman will marry – for example, in the past, there were people who chose to send their daughters to pay off debts.
Because ancient women had too many involuntaries, so whether they were wives or concubines, they could only suffer.
Feminist consciousness
In addition, in ancient times, feudal rulers in order to maintain the order of feudal rule, in order to consolidate the position of the husband power. Maximizing the ability to weaken women – the so-called weakening, mainly focuses on thought control. For example, ancient scholars and doctors often advocated that "a woman's talentlessness is virtue", and for the scholar, the more stupid and ignorant a woman is brainwashed, the better. Under the "efforts" of scholars, most women only know how to work hard and complain, and they regard this as "keeping the way of women", so there is no sense of feminism, and they will not have ideas about whether it is awkward for sisters to marry a person.
Fortunately, feudal society collapsed.