Qin Shi Huang was the first emperor in China's ancient history to establish a centralized feudalism, he ascended the throne at the age of thirteen, pro-government at the age of twenty-two, and pacified the six kingdoms at the age of thirty-nine. The first multi-ethnic unified, powerful feudal empire with the Han chinese as the main body was established, the Qin Dynasty.
However, such a majestic and majestic emperor had never established an empress in the 37-year-long rule of the Qin Dynasty.
As we all know, the emperor must establish an empress in political life, and in ancient times, the criteria for selecting an empress were very high, and they must be dignified and virtuous, and they must be able to undertake the sacred mission of the mother's world.
Even if the role of the empress in feudal society was so great, then why did Qin Shi Huang, who completed the great unification, not establish a queen?
There are many opinions about the ancient emperor but there is one less corresponding ancient one.
Taken together, there are several main points of view.
The mother of the First Qin Emperor cast a great shadow on him
Qin Shi Huang was the son of King Xiang of Qinzhuang, surnamed Yingmingzheng, and was born in Handan, the capital of the Zhao State.
Qin Shi Huang's mother, Zhao Ji, was originally a concubine of Lü Buwei, and later Lü Buwei dedicated Zhao Ji to King Xiang of Qin Zhuang and gave birth to Qin Shi Huang.
Later, people always doubted who Qin Shi Huang's biological father really was.
More people think that Qin Shi Huang's father is Lü Buwei, and perhaps even Qin Shi Huang himself can't tell who his biological father is.
When Yingzheng ascended the throne at the age of thirteen, Zhao Ji, as empress dowager, still misbehaved and relived her old love with Lü Buwei in the palace.
The mother's behavior caused serious trauma to qin shi huang's body and mind at that time.
Annoyed, he also sent Lü Buwei to Shu, while Qin Shi Huang also expelled his mother Zhao Ji from the capital Xianyang.
Qin Shi Huang's resentment of his mother gradually developed into hatred of all women, and this paranoia in the hearts of women made Qin Shi Huang extremely reluctant to become a queen.
The second point is that the empress of Qin Shi Huang was very demanding
Unifying the six kingdoms, he thought that his merits exceeded those of the Three Emperors and Five Emperors, and the pretentious Qin Shi Huang naturally had very high requirements for the empress.
The third point of immortality was the pursuit of Qin Shi Huang's life
Qin Shi Huang's pursuit of immortal medicine made him have no time to take care of the affairs of the harem and left the matter of establishing an empress behind, which is also one of the important reasons why Qin Shi Huang did not establish a queen in his life
The fourth point is the ambition of Qin Shi Huang, taking the world as his own responsibility
At that time, Qin Shi Huang was very busy with official duties, and there was no extra time to consider the affairs of the posthumous period, not to mention that he was more worried that the empress would have an impact on his great cause.
Sum up
People agree with the first point of view, how many do you agree with?