Wang Er's mother Zang Er was a famous person in the early Han Dynasty, and Zang Er's grandfather was Zang Di, the king of Yan who was personally sealed by Xiang Yu, the king of Chu, when he was divided into eighteen road princes, but when Zang Er was still a minor, the Zang family was already in the middle of the road, and it was not as good as an ordinary people's family, and later Zang Er Zang Er married Wang Zhong, a commoner in Huaili, which led to Wang Jie.
Zang Er has never given up the idea of returning to high society, but she is old and fading, and she does not have this opportunity, but this also brings the subtle influence of her daughter Wang Wei. However, Zang Er and Wang Jie, who have been living at the bottom of the ladder and have always been unwilling to do so in their hearts, can only suppress their thoughts in their hearts and make other plans first.
When Wang Xian first came of age, under the auspices of her mother Zang Er, she married the ordinary farmer Jin family, and soon Wang Xian gave birth to a daughter for the Jin family. Once Zang Er invited a Xiangshi to meet himself and his children, and Xiangshi bluntly said that Wang Jie was a natural nobleman and would give birth to a son of heaven! This made Zang Er, who already had many ideas hidden in his heart, happy and strengthened his confidence to return to the upper echelons. Knowing what Xiangshi said, Wang Xian, who had been holding back for a long time, also expressed his willingness to try. Then, although the Jin family was extremely angry and unwilling to break off relations with Wang Jiao, Wang Huan still left her husband and children to follow Zang Er, who came to pick her up, and left.
After that, Zang Er went around looking for contacts and making some connections, wasted a lot of energy, and finally sent Wang Wei to the Tai Womb as he wished. Most of the other women who entered the tai womb were young and beautiful, and Wang Huan was already a human wife and had given birth, but Wang Huan still won the favor of the crown prince Liu Qi and successfully stayed by the prince's side. After gaining favor, wang concubine often praised the prince for how beautiful and beautiful his sister was, so soon after, her sister was able to enter the womb to serve the prince.
Liu Qi was very fond of Wang Qi, named her a beauty, after which Wang Qi was called Wang Meiren, and gave birth to three daughters for Liu Qi, when pregnant with her fourth child, Wang Qi had a dream, dreaming of a round of golden sun pouring into his arms, felt very surprised, so he told Liu Qi about this dream, Liu Qi was also very happy, told Wang Qi that this was a sign of dignity. Soon after the death of Emperor Wen of Han and before Wang's fourth child was born, Liu Qi took the throne as Emperor Jing of Han, and Wang's status had also become a lady (higher than that of a beauty). In the same year, Wang Gave birth to the emperor's tenth son, liu che, who later became the famous Emperor Wu of Han.
Liu Che was clever and clever since childhood, and Liu Qi, the Emperor of HanJing, loved him very much, and even broke the convention that the crown prince was not crowned in the same year as his son, and on the day of his death in April of the fourth year of the previous year (153 BC), he made his eldest son Liu Rong the crown prince and Liu Che the king of Jiaodong. In spite of the worldly taboo that the emperor was still alive, the emperor's wives and concubines could not be called empresses, and wang concubines were made empress dowagers.
Later, when Liu Che was four years old, Princess Guantao consulted with Wang Xian and married the eighteen-year-old Liu Rong to Liu Che. After that, Princess Guantao hinted many times, and Emperor Jing of Han also believed that Liu Che was diligent and intelligent and talented, and finally made Liu Che emperor, and wang concubine, who was the biological mother of Emperor Liu Che of the Han Dynasty, received supreme honor and glory.
Wang Wei was a lucky woman, she was originally married to the Jin family, only because the fortune teller said that she could be an empress, her mother insisted on sending her to the palace, and sure enough, she succeeded, giving birth to Liu Che and becoming an empress. Wang Wei was the beneficiary of the court dispute and a legendary woman who could not be ignored in history.