Studying the history books, it will be found that concubines of the same period as Lü Hou, such as Emperor Wen of Han and his mother Bo Ji, were not reprimanded by Empress Lü and went to the fiefdom together. In addition to Qi Ji, there are few records of Lü Hou's malicious treatment. Later, just like Liu Zhang, the Marquis of Zhuxu, he killed Lü Hou's relatives at the banquet, and Lü Hou did not blame him. Why did Lü Hou talk about Qi Ji becoming an adult?
A large part of the reason why Lady Qi was made a "human" by Lü Hou was that she was too capable of "doing" and even did not think of herself as a dove occupying the position of The Magpie's Nest to replace Lü Hou, repeatedly provoking Lü Yan's bottom line and making a death knot.
The reason why Mrs. Qi can end up in such a tragic end is that she is too confident, confident that young and beautiful is capital, she can overcome everything and not put the original Lu Hou in her eyes. But she did not understand how much effort and sacrifice Lü Hou had made to achieve Liu Bang's hegemony.
Liu Bang had many concubines, why only Lady Qi ended up like this, because she did not know that the heavens and the earth had touched the final bottom line of Lü Hou- the position of prince. As a mother and daughter, a middle-aged woman, Lu Hou can tolerate men being robbed and tolerate the wanton humiliation of Lady Qi, but cannot tolerate who bullies her son.
Mrs. Qi's advantages are also her shortcomings. In the ancient feudal society, the backyard of the imperial family has never been interrupted, and many pictures of palace fighting dramas also reflect this on the side. However, Lü Hou's methods of dealing with Lady Qi should be unprecedented. Lady Qi is also an ambitious woman, and when she sees that Liu Bang around her is old, she thinks about planning for the future. Therefore, he used Liu Bang's favor to blow pillow wind to Liu Bang from time to time, hoping that Liu Bang Yi would make his son crown prince.
It was precisely because Lady Qi repeatedly demanded the abolition of the crown prince that Lü Hou hated him to the bone. After Liu Bang's death, the hatred in Lü Hou's backlog completely broke out, and no one could become Lü Hou's opponent anymore, and Lady Qi's retribution also came.
Lü Hou executed Lady Qi by extreme means, but because of the cruelty of the means, he frightened his son, and later Liu Ying also died young. Lü Hou's way of venting his anger was shocking and frightening, and posterity generally talked about being fierce. It was also because this torture was so cruel that it never appeared in subsequent dynasties.