Emperor Yang Jian of sui was a rare Ming emperor who unified the chaotic world since the Southern and Northern Dynasties. But his son was very uncontroversial, that is, the Sui Emperor Yang Guang, who was cruel and unkind, and absurd. Or even killing a father and killing a brother. In the end, it is even more contrary to morality, occupying the stepmother.
I really don't know how Emperor Wen of Sui, a generation of Mingjun, could give birth to such an unscrupulous son. What is even more ridiculous is that the Sui Dynasty Emperor Yang Guang still has some good achievements. For the sake of thousands of emperors, he levied a tyrannical campaign and recruited millions of people around the world to dig the Grand Canal. Countless people died on the side of the Grand Canal, the labor force was requisitioned to dig the Grand Canal, and the land was abandoned. As the saying goes, the people regard food as the sky, and without food, the sky will collapse. At that time, there were not a few people who starved to death. The people had just lived a peaceful life, and suddenly fell into the abyss of suffering.
Helplessly, Emperor Wen of Sui had two sons in his lifetime, both of whom were born to him and the Dugu Empress. It was precisely because Emperor Wen of Sui married DuGushi, a fierce and jealous woman, that Emperor Wen had no other woman. So there were no other heirs. I think that if the LoneLy Empress could foresee the future, with her local personality, she might have strangled Yang Guang, the demon, to death long ago.
In fact, Emperor Wen of Sui also had a son, but he could only be regarded as an illegitimate son. He was born outside with another woman on his back, and this woman was not simple. She is the sister of the medicine king Sun Simiao, named Su Rui. Since she was Sun Simiao's sister, her medical skills were of course very skilled. This Su Rui had a habit of treating only the poor and not to those who were high-ranking officials and nobles or even royals. The reason is that those people have their own Langzhong, and the royal family has its own Tai Doctor.
Su Rui saved many people because of her superb medical skills, and never accepted the money of the poor. He was called "Su Shen Doctor" by the common people, and the people respected this Su Shen Doctor very much. Because Su Rui can cure difficult diseases, she has the skill of reviving the dead. Those high-ranking officials and nobles pretended to be poor people to go to the doctor, and Su Rui could see it at a glance. But Su Rui did not say it bluntly, and treated them as usual, but only charged a sky-high price for medical expenses. Once, the prefect of Chang'an Province (Zheng Yipin) was terminally ill, and he had to change into tattered clothes for himself and his mother, and push a broken car to find Su Rui. Of course, Su Rui did not refuse to come and saved the prefect's mother, but as usual, she charged a sky-high price for the consultation. Therefore, the high-ranking officials and nobles and even the royal family could not sin against Su Rui. Because who still has a sick time.
It was this woman who had a son with Yang Jian, the Emperor of sui, and of course, at that time, Yang Jian had not yet been called emperor, but only a duke. Originally, Yang Jian's secrecy work was done very well. However, a letter he presented to the emperor missed the wind.
It turned out that Du Gushi was a suspicious person, and if she had anything to do, she would go to Yang Jian's study to check. One day, Du Gushi especially wanted to see the cabinet that Yang Jian was locking, and she smashed open the cabinet with a stone. Inside, she found a sonata, and after reading it, she slumped to the ground. The letter was written by Yang Jian, who asked the emperor to depose his eldest son Yang Yong as the son of the world and make him and Su Rui's son the son of the world.
The Lone Queen has always been strong, how can she accept this humiliation. Once Yang Yong lost the position of shizi, her position could not be saved. Therefore, evil was born to the bold, and the LoneLy Queen ordered her courtiers to remove Su Rui and the child.
The dugu clan's courtiers were all battle-hardened soldiers, and they were all highly skilled in martial arts. Although Su Rui can also do martial arts, after all, she is outnumbered. Su Rui was killed in the home by dugu's courtiers, but the child escaped the disaster. It turned out that the child was born out of pulse and would not cry when he was born. And his face was black, and he didn't have any pulse at all. Normal people look like they're dead. Therefore, the dugu family's courtiers did not mend the child's knife and went back to his life.
Coincidentally, the next day, the medicine king Sun Simiao came to see his sister and was stunned when he saw the scene in front of him. He was furious and vowed to find the killer. At this time, Sun Simiao saw a child on the bed. Sun Simiao was a divine doctor, and he could see at a glance that the child was still alive. It's just that the child is about to die, and he quickly injects the child with Tiangang True Qi. After the child is alive, Sun Simiao will bury his sister. However, in the hands of his sister, he found a small note with the word Tiangang written on it.
Sun Simiao speculated that the child's name might be Tiangang. After settling in everything, Sun Simiao gave the child to a family surnamed Yuan to raise, and the family of the family surnamed Yuan named the child Yuan Tiangang.
Sun Simiao went to see Yuan Tiangang as an uncle, and he later found out the murderer of his sister Su Rui. It was the people of the Suiguo Gongfu, so Sun Simiao swore that he would not be at odds with the Suiguo Gongfu. Sun Simiao told Yuan Tiangang that his mother had been killed by Yang Jian, the Duke of Suiguo.
Yuan Tiangang formed a bloody feud with Yang Jian's family, but later Yang Jian became emperor. It was impossible to take revenge with his strength, and later he turned to Li Shimin, and eventually Li Shimin's Tang replaced Sui. Yuan Tiangang refined the elixir for Li Shimin and became Li Shimin's most important person.