The ancient society of the mainland has always been male superiority and female inferiority, and the social form dominated by male power continued until the demise of the late Qing Dynasty. It can be said that in ancient society, it was normal for men to have three wives and four concubines, and the emperor was even more of a three palace and six courtyards, and there were countless concubines. What is unimaginable is that in the Sui Dynasty, where the feudal system was strict and men were inferior to men and women, Yang Jian, the emperor of the Nine-Five-Year-Old Hall, did not have three palaces and six courtyards, and even did not dare to look at other women. What's going on here? Mainly because she has a strong and very capable wife from a family background- LoneLy Garo.
Dugu Jia Luo was born in the largest family of door valves in the north at that time, and his father was the famous Sima Dugu Xin of Northern Zhou. This dugu xin had seven daughters, all of whom were married into the rich family, and the eldest daughter was still the empress of the Ming Emperor. Jia Luo was his youngest daughter and was promised to Yang Jian, the son of the general Yang Zhong. This marriage of Garo was actually a marriage, because according to the hierarchical system at that time, the door of the lonely family was higher than that of the Yang family, so the lonely Garo relied on his own background and was naturally arrogant. It is said that on the night of the marriage, Dugu Jia Luo forced Yang Jian to swear a poisonous oath that he would not touch any other woman except her in this life. Yang Jian's mood at that time was probably only something he could understand.
With the passage of time, Yang Jian gradually occupied a place in the imperial court with his own efforts and the support of his wife's mother's family. In order to consolidate his power, he followed the advice of Dugu Jialuo and married his eldest daughter Yang Lihua to the lustful Zhou Xuan Emperor, which laid a solid foundation for Yang Jian to later take over the Zhou Dynasty. In 579, the lecherous Emperor Xuan of Zhou died, and the eight-year-old Yuwen Yan ascended the throne, which was Yang Jian's grandson. At this time, Dugu Jia Luo successfully persuaded his daughter Yang Lihua to issue an edict as empress dowager, and made his father Yang Jian the Grand Chancellor and took charge of the imperial program. This practice naturally triggered a strong grievance between the opposing forces, which led to rebellion. In the face of the external opposition forces that are eyeing the tiger, Dugu Jia Luo used his family strength to help Yang Jian annihilate them one by one. In 581, Yang Jian deposed his grandson Emperor Jing of Zhou at the instigation of Dugu Jialuo, and became emperor and established the Sui Dynasty. Solitary Garo is naturally a unique empress, and for the sake of the worst, she even brutally killed her own grandson, and this woman's methods can be described as vicious.
The lonely Garo who became empress can be said to be maverick, in addition to interfering in the affairs of the dynasty, he also abolished the harem concubine system and did not allow Yang Jian to get close to other women. It is said that once, Yang Jian, who was depressed in his heart, found that the granddaughter of Wei Chiyi, who had been pacified earlier, was beautiful, and secretly blessed her. This matter was soon known to Dugu Garo, and he directly gave the woman a staff to death. In addition to being extremely strict with his husband Yang Jianguan, he also interfered heavily with his son's family life, and it is said that the deposing of the crown prince Yang Yong was related to his favoritism with the concubine Murong Yun and causing the dissatisfaction of the lonely Garo. This lonely Garo's positioning of the relationship between men and women is unprecedentedly progressive, but the approach is extremely perverted.
Although Yang Jian was the emperor, his every move was monitored by Lonely Garo. Yang Jian, who lived under such strict control, did not have a day to be relaxed, so why did he not dare to resist after becoming emperor? Is it really just afraid of the power of the wife's family? It's certainly not that simple. Yang Jian's career path can be smooth all the way, and complete the pioneering work of the founding emperor, all of which are inseparable from the advice and advice of Dugu Jialuo, as well as huge efforts, it can be said that Dugu Jialuo is his most trusted first think tank. Moreover, as a wife, He bore children for him, managed the family, and accompanied and supported him for so many years, he still had deep feelings. There is no very legitimate reason to fight against such a strong wife, and to rely on her to jointly govern the new dynasty, and you have to obediently listen to your wife!