"Cao Wei good wife, Eastern Wu good Lolita, Shu Han quan ji!" This is a very famous passage on the Internet, of which Cao Cao's "good wife" is even more famous. According to historical records, Cao Cao had a total of 16 wives, in fact, there were many wives of Sun Quan of Eastern Wu, at least thirteen, and there were also wives.
Compared with Cao Cao, Sun Quan, and Liu Bei, Liu Bei was the most miserable, and Liu Bei had almost nothing. Although Cao Cao was a eunuch, after all, the family was great, with many brothers and relatives who supported the family; Not to mention Sun Quan, with the development of his father Sun Jian and his brother Sun Ce, Sun Quan only needed to follow the steps. From sun ce's death in 200 AD, Sun Quan became the supreme leader of Jiangdong until his death in 252, more than fifty years.
The first wife, Lady Xie
Lady Xie was Sun Quan's first wife. Xie's father, Xie Jiong, was a county commander of Shangshulang and Xu County in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Sun Quan's mother, Lady Wu, hired Sun Quan to marry Xie as a concubine, and she loved her and was favored. Later, Sun Quan married Xu Kun's daughter Xu Kun, who was Sun Quan's cousin, so he took Xu As his wife and let Xie clan be subordinate to him, xie refused, and Lady Xie was depressed and died very early.
The second wife, Lady Xu
Lady Xu is interesting about this, the Xu family was originally a Hao clan of Wu County, and had close exchanges and friendships with the Sun family in the same county, Xu Zhen and Sun Jian were friendly to each other, And Jian gave xu Zhen a sister Xu Zhen, and gave birth to Xu Kun, and Xu Kun gave birth to a daughter Xu Kun. Therefore, Xu Kun should call Sun Jian an uncle, and Sun Ce and Sun Quan are cousins, and Lady Xu is Sun Quan's cousin niece in terms of kinship. After Sun Jianxue, Xu Kun followed Sun Ce, who had become a self-reliant soldier, and Xu Kun made great contributions in the war with Li Shu and was awarded the title of Marquis of Guangde, but was soon accidentally killed in the war with Huang Zu. Xu was originally married to Lu Shang of the Lu family in Wu County, and Lu Shang was single after his death. Between the fifth and twelfth years of Jian'an (200 to 207), Xu was hired as a concubine of the general Sun Quan (Sun Quan coveted the beauty of his cousin's niece). As Sun Quan became more and more powerful, there were more and more women in the harem. In the seventeenth year of Jian'an (212 AD), when Sun Quan moved from Jingkou to Jianye, he sent her back to Wu County due to Xu's jealousy. Sun Quan had previously entrusted Sun Deng, the eldest son of Shu, to Lady Xu, who later sent emissaries as adoptive mothers to often reward Sun Deng with clothing. Xu's brother Xu Jiaoxu (徐督徐祚) later received knighthoods in turn.
More than ten years later, Sun Quan first became the king of Wu and then called himself emperor, and made Sun Deng the crown prince, and the crown prince and his subjects believed that Xu Shi should be made empress. However, because Sun Quan had a subordinate and insisted on wanting Lady Libu to be the empress, he never accepted the request to make Xu Shi a queen, and Xu Shi later died of illness.
Pet Crown Backyard - Step Trainer
The ancestor of the step trainer was one of the Seventy-two Sages of Kongmen, Bu Shucheng, and his descendants were enfeoffed as marquis of Huaiyin for their military achievements during the Qin and Han dynasties, and they were a large clan. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the mother of the rifler took her to migrate to Lujiang. In the fourth year of Jian'an (199), after the Lujiang River was captured by Sun Ce, mother and son crossed the Yangtze River together. After the step trainer, he was taken as a concubine by Sun Quanna because of his beautiful birth, and in the seventeenth year of Jian'an (212), he began to spoil the crown backyard and gave birth to two daughters, Princess Quan and Princess Zhu.
The pacefinder is not jealous, often recommends others, and is therefore loved and respected for a long time. When Sun Quan later became king of Wu and called himself emperor, he had several plans to make Lady Bu empress and empress, and the crown prince Sun Deng and the courtiers discussed that the crown prince's adoptive mother, Lady Xu, should be made empress. The emperor always belonged to the Yibu clan, so he hesitated for more than ten years without officially appointing an empress. However, the inner palace called the Bu clan empress, and the relatives of the bu practitioner also used the term zhonggong to call the bu practitioner.
In the first year of Chiwu (238), Lady Bu died, and the emperor was deeply remembered. According to the emperor's wishes, the ministers requested that the empress's honorific title be corrected. In February of the same year, the Emperor posthumously honored his wife Bu shi as empress, posthumously gave the empress a seal and ribbon, and published a book to bury the step trainer in Jiang Ling.
Daughter of Yuan Shu - Lady Yuan
After Yuan Shu's defeat, most of his family members went into exile in Wudi, and in November of the second year of the Huang Dynasty (221), Sun Quan was crowned King of Wu. Yuan Shi entered the palace as a lady. Lady Yuan Xianliang did not have children, and Sun Quan repeatedly entrusted the sons born to Zhu Ji to her to raise, but he was always unable to support them. After the death of Lady Bu in the first year of ChiWu (238), Sun Quan wanted to make Lady Yuan empress, but Lady Yuan refused to accept it because she had no children under her knees.
Empress Pan Shu
Pan Shu (潘淑), a native of Huijiguzhang (present-day Ningbo, Zhejiang), was the empress of Sun Quan the Emperor of Wu and the mother of Sun Liang, the Shao Emperor of Wu. And Sun Quan is a pair with a large age gap among the Chinese emperors. When Pan Shu was young, she and her sister did not enter the weaving room, and she was charming and favored, worshiped as a lady, and had a son and grandson. In the thirteenth year of Chiwu (250), Sun Quan made Sun Liang crown prince, and the following year (251) Pan Shu was made empress. In the first year of Shenfeng (252), he collapsed and was buried together with Jiang Ling.
The first female painter, Madame Zhao
Lady Zhao, a native of Henan, was a concubine of Emperor Wu, Zhao Damei (zhao da was called an alchemist in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms), and a concubine of Emperor Wu's Sun Quan. The first female painter recorded in the literature is also said to have been the inventor of the mesh mosquito net. Its brocade, embroidery, and silk curtain are called "machine absolute", "needle absolute", "silk absolute", and called "three absolute". When people say, "Wu has three absolutes, and there is no magic in the four seas.".
In addition to the above records are relatively clear, Sun Quan also had two wives, Sun He and Sun Xiu, respectively, plus the birth mothers of Sun Deng, Sun Wei, and Princess Liu, and the wives of Sun Quan Kekao, at least 13, which can be said to be second only to Cao Cao, and is also an amorous seed.
References: Notes on Pei Songzhi in romance of the Three Kingdoms, And Lu Simian in History of the Three Kingdoms