In history, heqin incidents are not uncommon, starting from the Han Dynasty and all the way to the Qing Dynasty, and heqin is not uncommon. Harmony, as a marriage with political purposes, was a helpless choice for the Central Plains Dynasty to show goodwill to the powerful nomads when the central plains dynasty was weak, at the expense of the happiness of the women of their own families, in exchange for peace. In the history of thousands of years, women as weak, as a victim of politics, have no right to choose their own marriage, for the needs of the country, a young and beautiful girl, married to others, fateful, uncertain life and death, most of them are a tragic end.
Among all the and pro girls although not very famous, but
For your own country
The number of husbands who have experienced it should be the largest
, successively married to four fathers and sons,
He eventually died at the hands of Li Jing, and his life experience was very miserable and lamentable
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Originally, she was a member of the Sui Dynasty royal family, because she was born beautiful and had a wonderful figure, and no one in the country could match. During the sui wendi period, the Turks repeatedly violated the frontier, the Sui Dynasty army destroyed the Chen state, in order to stabilize the frontier, in the way of peace, first married Princess Anyi to the Turkic Khan, did not think that Princess Anyi died of illness soon after. So Emperor Wen of Sui married Princess Yicheng again. At that time, the Turkic khans were qimin khans and the first husband of princess Yicheng, and the other three were Shibi Khan, Chuluo Khan, and Jieli Khan.
After the death of Qimin Khan, he was succeeded by his son Ruji, the historical Shibi Khan. In the Turks there was a custom of "wife and mother, widowhood", although The Khan and Princess Yicheng were nominal mother and son, but they were not related by blood. After the death of the father, the son married the stepmother directly.
Although Princess Yicheng was a member of the Sui Dynasty, her status in the Turkic territory was not very high, and she had no right to refuse, but was forced to accept and change her husband continuously. It is reasonable to say that after Princess Yicheng married to the Turks, she basically broke off contact with the Central Plains. So, why is Princess Yicheng recorded in historical books such as the Book of Sui and the Zizhi Tongjian?
This Shibi Khan was also a short-lived ghost, unblessed to enjoy, and died not long after marrying the young and beautiful Princess Yicheng. When Shibi Khan died, because his son was too young, he passed the Han throne to his younger brother Chuluo Khan, and Princess Yicheng remarried Chuluo Khan. After Chuluo Khan, Princess Yicheng remarried to Jieli Khan.
In fact, Princess Yicheng was a tragic person, single-mindedly serving the mother country, but the mother country was soon destroyed by Li Tang. Empress Xiao of the Sui Dynasty defected to Princess Yicheng in desperation, so she asked her fourth husband, Jieli Khan, to attack Tang and avenge the Sui Dynasty. In 626, Jieli Khan led his troops deep into the vicinity of Chang'an, and Tang Taizong, who had just become emperor, made an alliance with him to slow down the army. After four years, the Tang Dynasty was full of wings, and Tang Taizong sent the Tang general Li Jing to break the Turks, and Jieli Khan was captured. Princess Yicheng was naturally also among the captives, unwilling to surrender, and was eventually beheaded by Li Jing.