Does Li Shimin love Princess Ruyi, in fact, Princess Ruyi is only a character in the Sui and Tang heroes, and in history, her prototype is actually Princess Yang. So is the yang concubine in history also like the TV series in which the two love each other deeply? Let's let the editor introduce it in detail, and those who are not clear about it can come in and take a look.
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Is the Sui Dynasty princess li Shimin married a Ruyi princess?
The history books describe Yang Guang's daughter as "incomparably noble", but Yang Shufei was deeply taught by Empress Changsun and was low-key, and she clearly realized that her bloodline was more noble than any woman in Li Shimin's harem, but this would also be the first condition for her to be convicted. She gradually forgot her identity as a princess of the fallen country, carefully grasped her own measure as a noble concubine of the new country, and gave birth to two princes for Li Shimin, one was Wu Wangke, who was in line three, and the other was King Huan of Shu who was in line six. Because of her modesty, beauty, natural courtesy of a princess, and an outstanding son, Wu WangKe (the King of Shu was not pleased with Li), Li Shimin once proposed to make her empress, but her bloodline was an insurmountable obstacle and a sore foot.
Her greatest misfortune and misfortune lay in her son King Wu. If she had not had this son, perhaps the courtiers would not have vigorously opposed her to making her empress. Because once he became the son of the empress, the possibility of King Wu's future succession to the throne was steep, not to mention that everyone could see that Li Shimin's favorite son was Ke. The eldest sons could not tolerate the restoration of the Sui and Yang regimes in such a logical way, and could not tolerate a prince who shed the most honorable blood of the previous dynasty to become a crown prince, even if he was the best, a prince who fused the blood of two generations of great emperors and was expected by all. After Li Zhi succeeded to the throne, the mother and son of The Lady Concubine, who had lost the protection of Emperor Taizong, had nowhere to escape in front of the deliberate eldest grandson Wu Jie, and finally Princess Kehe Gaoyang was killed on trumped-up charges of rebellion. "Mother Ke, the daughter of the Sui Dynasty Emperor also." Ke also had a literary and martial talent, and Emperor Taizong often called himself a kind of self. Not only is his reputation high, but he is also very much desired by things. The eldest grandson wu ji assisted Emperor Gaozong and was deeply jealous. In the Yonghui, huifang left love to rebel, so he was reprimanded for the matter, and in despair, the sea was wronged. ”
After Ke's death, his younger brother was deposed as a Shuren and moved to Bazhou, and after his death, his title was reinstated and buried with Zhaoling. Their mother, Yang Shufei, has since disappeared from Shi Guan's pen. Legend has it that a Concubine Yang was buried in the Zhao Tombs, and historical records cannot determine whether it was Yang Shu or Concubine Qi.
The love between Li Shimin and Princess Ruyi
Princess Ruyi is a character in the hit TV series "Heroes of Sui and Tang Dynasties", she is the daughter of Yang Guang and Xiao Hou, and has become Li Shimin's Yang Concubine through twists and turns. In the play, the love between Li Shimin and Princess Ruyi can be sung and wept, but what is the love between them in history?
The Sui Emperor had a daughter who married Li Shimin and became Concubine Yang. The prototype of Princess Ruyi in the TV series "Heroes of Sui and Tang Dynasties" is Princess Yang, but the history books do not record Ruyi as a person. Concubine Yang eventually became Li Shimin's woman and gave birth to two sons, one was Li Ke the Prince of Wu and the other was Li Yan the Prince of Shu.
In the TV series, because Yu Culture and rebellion, and killed the Sui Emperor, Ruyi asked Li Yuanba to force Yu Culture and forced it to Ruyi, and finally Yu Culture and Ruyi were solved by a few knives.
Princess Ruyi hated Yuwen Chengdu because Yuwen Cheng had not succeeded in stopping his father's rebellion and killing the Sui Emperor in the Grand Canal. However, several times, when I watched, I found that Ruyi was always impressed by Yuwen Chengdu's vow to guard and love his own figure, and he was still a little unbearable. Therefore, later, when Yuwen Chengdu was killed by Li Yuanba, Ruyi buried him with the "ceremony of a horse", which should be repaid by Yuwen Chengdu's lifelong obsession.
Princess Ruyi and Li Shimin were in love with each other, and after many twists and turns, they finally became dependents
Historically, exactly when Princess Yang married into the Qin Dynasty can be speculated according to the basic time of the birth of her son Li Ke. Li Ke was born in the second year of Tang Wude, the same year as his eldest son Li Chengqian. Princess Yang was to enter the Palace of Qin at the latest in the first year of Wu De, that is, when Tang was asked by Sui Chan to change to Yuan Wude. As for the identity in which she married into the Qin Dynasty, it is not known. At present, most people tend to think that marrying into the Qin Royal Palace as the eldest princess (Emperor Gu Yue DaChang Princess, Imperial Sister Yue Chang Princess, Imperial Daughter Yue Princess) may be smaller, but after May of the first year of Wu De's first year, she was married to the Qin Wangfu as a relative of the Duke of Qin, and her rank is unknown. According to the tombstone of the Yan clan after he was hired into the palace, he was called a nobleman (according to the Tang system, the widow is generally the title of the prince with a grade side room, and the title of the Yan clan is puzzling and the reason is unknown), which should be equivalent to it. Logically, The trajectory of Yang Fei's life should be stable from now on, and she will silently sink into the long river of history as a side room of the Qin King.
The burial place of Concubine Yang after her death is also unknown. As a daughter of the fallen emperor who was born in the imperial palace, grew up in the imperial palace, and married into the imperial palace, her father was controversial as the king of the fallen country, and her son Li Ke was praised by Shi Chen in the Book of Tang as "the sons of Emperor Taizong, the most virtuous of Wu Wang Ke and Pu Wang Tai." Li Ke was promoted as a candidate for Li Chu because he was praised by Tang Taizong, who knew that he was a "kind of self" of Yingguo, threatening the interests of a specific group and becoming a victim of political struggle.