Introduction: The palace door is deeply repeated a little, and how many red faces are missed. How many women were sent to the court for the sake of family interests, glory and wealth. The three thousand beauties of the harem have their own characteristics and are extremely stylish. Flowers are not red, how many people can thrive? The emperor is rich all over the world, sitting in the harem, how long can his gaze stay on a woman? Love seems to be a meager extravagance in the court. But there is such a woman who has won the love and respect of her husband as a king with her deeds, and her husband even abolished the ugly custom of palace concubines and buried her, setting a precedent for the Ming Dynasty. She was Empress Qian of the Ming Dynasty.
We started with Qian's entry into the palace, in order to prevent foreign relatives from interfering in politics, the empress's candidates were selected from among the innocent women from small households, and Qian was carefully selected for her grandchildren by Emperor Yingzong's grandmother, Empress Dowager Zhang. After the selection is determined, it is time for the wedding link, and we imagine that the emperor's wedding should be ten miles of red makeup and celebrating with the whole world, which is a hundred times more beautiful than the current weddings of various centuries. But in fact it doesn't have to be this way. The Ming emperors before Emperor Yingzong had already completed lifelong events long before the throne, and the book was only a formality after the ascension to the throne, and the Qian's posthumous ceremony was also the first first marriage ceremony of the emperor in the history of the Ming Dynasty, which can be called a veritable wedding of the century, so it is extremely solemn.
After all the highly respected ministers went to the Qian Mansion to perform the ceremony of asking for the name, the Ceremony of the Najina Emblem, the Dragon Pavilion where the Empress's Treasure was placed, and the Wenwu Hundred Officials, and then to the Qianfu To issue the Book of Greetings, the sixteen-year-old Qian Entered the Deep Palace and came to his husband's side. It turned out that Zhang's vision was indeed correct.
Qian Shi really had the demeanor of a mother in the world: she understood the great righteousness and resolutely rejected Yingzong's proposal to make her father an official and a knight; she had the capacity to tolerate people, although she had no heirs for many years, she still did not hinder Yingzong from getting close to other palace people and treating the heirs of other palace people well; the most rare thing was that she was unyielding, sharing hardships with her husband, and not abandoning them. In the shocking "Civil Change", Yingzong also became a prisoner of the Wallachian army, and the imperial court established Yingzong's younger brother as emperor in order not to be threatened.
Faced with such a situation, she was powerless, and she wanted to be trapped in an enemy country, and she did not know what she would suffer from her husband. From then on, every night she wept and begged for prostrations, hoping that heaven would be able to pity her sincerity and let her husband have a way to live. She prayed day and night, and even hardly went to bed to rest. Overwork, a rough diet, cold ground, and the harsh winter cold caused her to have one leg seriously injured and one eye crying. Perhaps her sincerity really touched the heavens, and Vala returned her husband, but at this time her husband was forced to become the Emperor Taishang, and the suspicion and jealousy of the new emperor, the difficulties of the palace people, and the anxiety of her husband did not overthrow this woman, and she became the spiritual pillar of her husband.
While she was relieved and accommodating her husband, she supported the sick body and led the concubine Gong'e in the Southern Palace to make embroidery products in exchange for some food, so that she spent a long seven years, and finally waited for Emperor Yingzong to reset. Her efforts finally paid off, and after Yingzong remembered his wife's insistence on restoring Qian Shiwei, who was already disabled and infertile, he still remembered her on his deathbed, preserved her name, and even buried her as a palace concubine, and instructed the minister Qian Shi to bury him after he died, and he wanted to live with his beloved wife and die in the same cave. At this time, the Qian clan was undoubtedly satisfied, but Xianzong did not follow his father's last wishes, stubbornly and selfishly buried his birth mother with Yingzong, and Qian was not able to share the cave with her beloved husband in the end.