Who is Queen Qi? In the TV series, Hetuo is a minister of humerus in the imperial court at the end of the Yuan Dynasty and a nephew of Boyan. Because of the relationship between uncle and nephew, and remembering Bo Yan's nurturing grace, he originally obeyed his uncle's orders, but he had a great disagreement with his uncle on how to be loyal to the country and love the people, which made him feel that his uncle ignored the people, and thus completely disappointed his uncle. In the end, he killed his uncle for the sake of the people.
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Who was the historical Odd Queen? According to the history books, Detuo was the late Yuan Dynasty Minister, also known as Tokto, a Mongol, with a big use of characters, a qili beggar clan, who lived in his uncle Boyan's house as a child. In the second year of the Yuan Dynasty, he served as a minister of the Tongzhi Xuanzheng Yuan, and later served as a central political envoy, a member of the Tongzhi Privy Council, a royal historian, and a Zhongshu Right Minister.
When Boyan was the right minister of Zhongshu, he was jealous of Emperor Shun, and he was worried that Boyan would affect him, so he secretly agreed with Emperor Yuanshun to kill Boyan. Militarily, he had participated in the suppression of the rebel movement and had great military merit, but in the fifteenth year of Zhizheng, he was ordered to be exiled, after which Hama falsely passed on the will of Emperor Hui of Yuan, causing him to commit suicide. In the twenty-second year of the Solstice, the grievances were redressed.
In the TV series, who is The Odd Queen? The actor who is stripped off is the Korean actor Shinhoe Han, 38 years old, born in Seoul, South Korea, with super high appearance and perfect body, With his unique acting skills, he interpreted the image of an open-minded, world-minded and taciturn sage in the TV series "Odd Queen", leaving a deep impression on the viewers, and his personal acting skills were fully displayed and unanimously praised.
Escape the unjust death of Timur
Throughout the ages, there have been many good ministers who have been unjustly killed and killed, such as Bigan, Li Junxian, Yue Fei, etc. Each dynasty has had various unjust cases because of different circumstances, but the reason is nothing more than power. In order to hold power in your hands and get rid of the factors that are not good for you, this is a single and ancient reason. The Yuan Dynasty's unjust death of Timur is one of the classic cases.
When the late Yuan Dynasty was about to fall, politics was dark and corrupt. After Timur resigned as chancellor, he reinstated him, promoted Hama, and made him the right hand man of Zhongshu, but Tuo Tuo valued Zuo Shilang Zhongru Zhongbai more than Hama. After hearing about it, he was made an envoy of the Xuanzheng Yuan, and it was not the main one, but it was ranked third, so the beams of Hama and detachment were formed. Hama mercilessly exaggerated the delay in the crown prince's treasure gift, and deliberately provoked the relationship between the royal family and the detachment. Later, he simply took advantage of the fact that he was out to suppress the peasant uprising, and repeatedly slandered and defamed the emperor, who listened to those words, and the detachment was degraded. The ministers all thought that she was a good official, but the emperor was deceived, and eventually not only degraded the officials, but also the children who were stripped away. He was degraded and exiled, and those who harmed him did not let him go, and poisoned him to death. This is the cause, process and result of the unjust death of Timur.
After the unjust death of Detachment, many ministers interceded for him, and the emperor could not resist, and finally restored the truth, and the descendants of Detachment also got their due official positions. Throughout his life, he was so loyal to the imperial court, conscientious to the emperor, and very kind and virtuous to his subordinates, and his reputation was very good. It can be said that the unjust death of Timur directly caused the Yuan Dynasty to lose an important pillar, which was one of the reasons for accelerating the demise of the Yuan Dynasty.
Odd Queen escapes the ending
The yuan dynasty's rule throughout the country was very short-lived, and if the end of its rule over the Han chinese was its last, then the "last" emperor of the Yuan dynasty, Emperor Yuanshun, was very miserable. He made a series of efforts to save the Yuan Dynasty's rule, and even his attitude towards the Han people was very good, but these efforts failed to save his country. As the last empress Qi shi and the last courtiers to get rid of, they and the king's honor and disgrace are one, the record of the end of the Qi queen is quite detailed, it is not difficult for people to know the two of them through historical materials.
A person's origin and mission determine the fate of his life, and even if the two of them are high and powerful, they are not exempt from the world. The sadness of the ending of the Qi Queen is determined by their origins and missions. Empress Qi was a Goryeo, and she could become the woman of the Emperor of the Yuan Dynasty, but also because she was saddled with the hatred of the country, her family died tragically in the country, and the little woman, only by relying on men could she repay this great revenge, and the man she relied on must be the most powerful man, the emperor. His uncle was a chancellor, and he himself later became a chancellor, but he had his own political ideals, he hoped to save the rule of the Yuan Dynasty, his heart was the same as that of the emperor, and both of them had a friendly attitude towards the Han. But this was also despised by the self-proclaimed first-class Mongol nobles, including his uncle Boyan.
The bleakness of the odd queen's escape from the end is different. Empress Qi's life was full of calculations, and she was very cunning, although she was favored by the emperor, but there was a time when she was old and fading. She had relied on men all her life, either her husband or her son. So for her son to ascend to the throne, she can be described as fierce. Finally, in the second year after the death of Emperor Yuanshun, she also died, calculating that her life would eventually be a dream of Huang Liang. After a series of unsuccessful political efforts, he himself was poisoned, and although he was later rehabilitated and his sons returned to the Mongol court, his own life was a failure.