Lady Qi, whose original name was Qi Yi, was born in 224 BC, was a Dingtao of Shandong and the favorite concubine of Liu Bang in the late Han Dynasty. Before meeting Liu Bang, she was just a dancer, but Qi Yi would dance a dance called "folding sleeves and bending waist", which was famous all over the world. Someone gave Qi Yi to Liu Bang first.
After Liu Bang received Qi Yi, he loved Ruo Zhenbao, and soon Qi Yi was named Lady Qi and gave birth to Zhao Ruyi, the King of Zhao Yin. At that time, Lü Hou Lü Was being imprisoned by Xiang Yu in the Chu camp for a full 28 months, and Liu Bang not only ignored this wife who had given him great help, but even sang and danced in his palace to marry Mei Ji.
And at that time, Liu Bang had already established the Han Dynasty, and it was impossible for Liu Bang's harem, which was the head of a country at that time, to be uncontrolled, and Lü Hou was in the Chu camp at this time, so Lady Qi quickly filled the vacancy. Later, Xiang Yu killed himself at Wujiang in 202 BC, Liu Bang won a great victory, and Lü Hou was about to return.
At this time, Lady Qi was already in charge of the power in the palace, and the concubines who were attached to Lady Qi also pointed their spearheads at Empress Lü. At that time, Liu Bang may have avoided the fight between Lady Qi and Lü Hou, and would take Lady Qi with him every time he left Guanzhong, but in the struggle between the two, Liu Bang was on Lady Qi's side, and he wanted to change his course several times.
In the eleventh year of the Han Dynasty (196 BC), Liu Bang fell seriously ill and lay bedridden day and day. Lady Qi kept Liu Bang by her side in plain clothes and took her son Zhao Ruyi with her. At this time, Liu Bang said: "In the end, it is impossible to let the son of the unformed instrument be above my beloved son." For the first time, he revealed his idea of wanting Yi Chu in the court.
Then in the twelfth year of the Han Dynasty (195 BC), Liu Bang led an army to defeat the enemy army and returned, and his illness became more serious. So at this time, Liu Bang wanted to change the prince even more, and Zhang Liang, who was also a teacher and friend of Liu Bang at that time, even said bluntly that Liu Bang had established the prince by virtue of his likes and dislikes. Liu Bang pretended not to hear.
Lü Hou Lü Yan married Liu Bang as an official lady since the end of Liu Bang's life, and accompanied Liu Bang all the way to lay the whole country. Ever since He was arrested by Xiang Yu and sent to the military camp, Liu Bang had no reaction. He didn't care about all the stupid things about Liu Bang anymore, but Liu Bang should never have put his hand on their son Liu Ying.
When Liu Bang was seriously ill for the second time, the crown prince Liu Ying took Shangshan Sihao (a famous hermit of the Qin and Han dynasties) to ask Liu Bang for peace. At this time, Liu Bang was stunned, and after the prince left, he hurriedly summoned Lady Qi to point to Shangshan Sihao and said to him: "I want to change the prince, but the prince's side actually attracted such four people to come to assist, her wings are full, and you can only serve Lü Lu in the future." ”
Subsequently, Liu Bang did not think about Yi Chu, and with his last breath, he crowned Zhao Ruyi as the King of Zhao, and made the noble imperial envoy Zhou Chang the Xiangguo of Ruyi. Later, he wanted to kill Lü Yan's brother-in-law, Fan Duo, who had military power, but he did not do so yet. In the twelfth year of the Han Dynasty (195 BC), Liu Bang, the ancestor of Han Gao, died.
After Liu Bang's death, Bo Ji was able to follow her son to the daikon because she had always been unsatisfactory and flattering. Lady Qi, on the other hand, was waiting for Lü Hou's retaliation. Lü Hou imprisoned Lady Qi and the concubines who were attached to her in Yongxiang. If you can think of Liu Bang's words at this time, if you are the main one after Lü Hou, Lady Qi will not end up being cut hostage in the end, but Lady Qi made a "Song of Song" at this time.
The gist of it is that "the son is king, but the mother is in the presence of a slave, scooping rice all day long, day and night with death." Three thousand miles apart, who can tell my son of my situation?" This poem reached Lü Yan's ears, and you can imagine Lü Yan's anger at that time.
So Lü Yan immediately summoned King Zhao back to Beijing, and after poisoning and killing King Zhao, he immediately broke all of Lady Qi's hands and feet, blinded her eyes, and other cruel means, and made Lady Qi into a human figure and put her in a large urn to survive. Mrs. Qi's stupidity led to her own tragic end.
At that time, Liu Bang had already sent the highly respected Zhou Chang to protect their son Zhao Ruyi, and instructed Lady Qi to be the lord of Lü Hou. Just so that his son can protect his mother when he grows up, Maybe Lü Hou will be able to follow his son to the fiefdom like Bo Ji? She was given a way back, but Lady Qi was too stupid to bear this momentary anger, not only harming herself, but also harming her son Zhao Ruyi.