Song Huizong was imprisoned by Jin Guo for 9 years, why did he still have 14 children? What happened to him?
In the last years of the Northern Song Dynasty, social turmoil and the people did not have a good life. There was an undercurrent of turmoil above the imperial court, and most of the wise and noble people were distributed to the barren land, and only a group of corrupt officials and corrupt officials were fighting in the nest, and they did not care about the life of the people.
The emperor even ignored the government and politics, indulging in wine all day, and the entire imperial court was smoky and miasma. The most representative of these is Emperor Huizong of Song.
Zhao Tuo, later Emperor Huizong of Song, was originally not qualified to become emperor, and because of Empress Xiang's calculations, this good thing came to Zhao Tuo.
In 1100, song Zhezong died of illness at the age of 25, and he had no sons, and he became a problem in the succession to the throne.
According to the French regulations of his predecessors, Zhang Huan, the chancellor at the time, believed that Song Zhezong's half-brother Zhao Xiang should be made emperor, or Zhao Tuo, the eldest brother of Song Zhezong, the eldest brother of Shen Wang, should be made emperor. However, at that time, Empress Xiang, as the king of the harem, if she supported the first two, it was bound to threaten her own position.
Therefore, Empress Xiang relied on the power in her hands and used some dispensable excuses to veto Zhang Huan's proposal, but instead made Zhao Yi emperor.
At this time, no one thought that after more than twenty years, the emperor not only led the Northern Song Dynasty into the "abyss", but also was imprisoned by the Jin State for nine years, and even gave birth to 14 children, the details of which are shameful.
Zhao Yu was lustful by nature, and his own desire was not to become emperor Liwei, but to enjoy a glorious and rich life among the drunken gold fans, especially the lust for women.
Before being proclaimed Emperor Huizong of Song, Zhao Tuo often went to the Qinglou to look for flowers and ask for willows, sometimes not returning for a few days. And the family also pampered him and did not ask much.
Later, Zhao Tuo felt that it was too troublesome to hide it in this way, so he simply brought those geji back to the palace. After ascending to the throne of God, he still did not change his nature and indulged in female sex.
At that time, there was a well-known singer in the capital named Li Shishi, and Song Huizong often went out to spend spring suppers with her. Image
To say that Zhao Tuo has no political ambition at all, there is no such thing. However, during his reign, although he had the heart to improve the country, he had no talent to use.
He didn't have the ability, so he wanted to appoint the courtiers around him, but the courtiers were all corrupt officials, and Zhao Yao did not do anything to continue. Zhao Yao himself was greedy, and he was too lazy to ask about the affairs of the imperial court.
The pursuit of immortality, at this time, what many emperors in ancient times wanted, after all, was the ninth and fifth supreme beings with the throne in their hands, and no one wanted to leave in a hurry just for decades.
At that time, during the Northern Song Dynasty, even if the previous dynasties were all examples of failure, Song Huizong believed that the predecessors were just not religious enough, and he must be the one who succeeded.
Therefore, statue buildings related to Taoism were built in the imperial palace. Not only did he set up a Taoist team, but he also proclaimed himself "Daojun Emperor" to show his loyalty to the Daofa, trying to impress the heavens to give him eternal life.
The failure of predecessors is not without reason, as the king of a country, to hand over his fate to the illusory, such a dynasty is doomed to go far.
The former Qin Shi Huang is a good example, and so is the Northern Song Dynasty today.
In 1125 AD, the Jurchens from the north marched south, defeating the Song army, and in just two years, they attacked the capital of the Northern Song Dynasty and abducted Song Huizong and his children.
In the "Jingkang Rebellion" at that time, the emperor was held by Zhao Huan, the son of Emperor Huizong of Song, who had previously gone south, and the fearful Emperor Huizong of Song ceded the throne to his son and retired to enjoy the life of the harem. Although he was not in power, Emperor Huizong of Song was taken away.
On the way to the north, Zhao Tuo suffered a lot of humiliation, and even his own concubine was brutally occupied by the generals of the Jin people, but one of the concubines was very backbone, and after being captured, he already knew the outcome he was about to face, so he decisively chose to commit suicide.
In order to survive, Song Huizong responded in front of the Jin people, when they were asked to wear specific clothes to meet Jin Taizu, the others were ashamed of their dignity and did not move, while Song Huizong was flattered and made people angry.
During the captivity of Emperor Huizong of Song, his concubines had a total of 14 children, but it is worth noting that five of the fourteen children were not born to him, but were born to his concubines, and later they were all regarded as the children of Emperor Huizong of Song.
Not only the concubines of Emperor Huizong of Song, but even his children suffered, and even some of the children did not even know who their fathers were. Not to mention the captives, their suffering will only be more inhumane.
According to the records, there were more than 14,000 people abducted from Beijing at that time, and none of them would have thought that the Northern Song Dynasty would be planted in the life of Emperor Huizong of Song.
After nine years as a prisoner in Jin, Emperor Huizong of Song eventually died of illness and his body was sent back to the Southern Song Dynasty, where the humiliating emperor ended his sinful life.
