Empress Meng of the Northern Song Dynasty experienced ups and downs in her life. She was deposed twice and reinstated twice, during which time she was forced to follow the empty door, and even obeyed the government, opening a new era for the Southern Song Dynasty at a time when the Northern Song Dynasty was in crisis. However, her life experience is far more bizarre than that. Why doesn't Song Zhezong like her? Why did she become the "cannon fodder" of the Empress Dowager Gao's struggle with Song Zhezong? For what reason was Empress Meng ruthlessly deposed? Why did the "Huayang Sect Leader", who had already followed the empty door, come out of the mountain again? How many years has her life experienced? Who was the second deposed queen of the Northern Song Dynasty? Let's follow in Marsh's footsteps and explore her life experience. Meng, a woman from a family of eunuchs, was born in 1073 in Huozhou (present-day Yongnian County, Hebei, China). She was the grandson of Meng Yuan, who served as the defense envoy of Meizhou and the Ma Jundu Yuhou in the Song Dynasty, and was given the honorary title of imperial lieutenant. In addition, she was the daughter of Meng Zai, and her mother Wang was given the title of Prince of Huayuan County. Not only that, she was also the first empress of Song Zhezong. Meng's original status was as the empress of Emperor Zhezong of Song. She was arranged by the Empress Dowager to marry the young Emperor Zhezong of Song and Zhao Xu to become his concubine.
Zhao Xu ascended the throne at the age of ten, and his grandmother, Empress Dowager Gao, acted as his ruler. The young Zhao Xu had little power to participate in imperial politics, and the ministers also considered him too young, and everything was decided by his grandmother Empress Dowager Gao. However, when Zhao Xu reached the age of seventeen, Empress Dowager Gao was supposed to return to government, but she had been actively involved in government affairs. The ministers still had to ask the Empress Dowager first, and they had to listen to the Empress Dowager if they had any edicts, and they did not persuade the Empress Dowager to abdicate and return to government. This attitude made Emperor Zhao Xu of Song Zhezong very dissatisfied, and he held a grudge against Empress Dowager Gao and the ministers. Empress Dowager Gao's discipline of Zhao Xu was also very strict. In order to prevent the young emperor from becoming obsessed with women, Empress Dowager Gao specially sent twenty elderly palace maids to take care of his daily life, and often ordered Zhao Xu to sleep in the attic in front of his bed at night. Empress Dowager Gao's practice limited Zhao Xu's freedom of movement and prevented him from indulging with other women. To sum up, Meng, as the empress of Song Zhezong, her status is noble, but she is deeply influenced and controlled by the Empress Dowager Gao. As a young emperor, Zhao Xu had always been subject to the rule of the Empress Dowager and held a grudge against him. In order to avoid Zhao Xu's indulgence in women, Empress Dowager Gao was very strict with him.
From this story, we can see that power struggles have occurred frequently throughout history, even within the royal family. In this context, the young Zhao Xu was unable to make decisions on his own and was held by the Empress Dowager. This not only troubled his personal growth and development, but also had a certain impact on the politics of the DPRK. Perhaps, if he could get out of the Empress Dowager's control as soon as possible and be able to make decisions independently, the situation might be different. So, how do you think the young emperor should deal with the Empress Dowager's control in Zhao Xu's case? What impact do you think such influence has on the DPRK government? Please leave a message to share your thoughts. Zhao Xu faced the suppression of Empress Dowager Gao, and he felt very frustrated when he was young. He disdained his grandmother, Empress Dowager Gao and Minister Yuanyu, and began to express his resistance in his own way. At that time, Zhao Xu was at the age of choosing a concubine, and Empress Dowager Gao chose many women from the family to enter the palace for him, including the Meng family. Unfortunately, however, Meng's fate was tragically deposed at Gao's behest. Meng married Zhao Xu and became the empress of the Great Song Dynasty. In the seventh year of Yuan You, Empress Dowager Gao ordered that Meng be canonized as the middle palace and personally taught her the etiquette of the court.
Meng was loved by Gao and Xiang, who considered Empress Meng to be a virtuous internal assistant who was competent for the duties of empress. However, Zhao Xu did not like Empress Meng, and he preferred the outstanding and talented imperial attendant Liu Shi (Empress Zhaohuai), and promoted Liu to the rank of concubine. Empress Meng could only silently guard the vacant room. However, what does such a situation mean for young Zhao Xu? Will he be able to compete with the authority of his grandmother Empress Dowager Gao and Minister Yuanyu? How will he handle the complicated relationship with Empress Meng and Liu Jieyu? What impact will all these changes have on the future of the Great Song Empire? Perhaps, only time will reveal the answer to all this. In short, in the youth of Emperor Zhao Xu of Song Zhezong, he faced a choice between the suppression of his grandmother Empress Dowager Gao and his favorite imperial attendant Liu. Will this power struggle change the historical trajectory of the Great Song Empire? We hope that through such a story, readers can think about how we should choose between power and love. Please leave a message to share your opinion with us. The battle between Empress Meng and her favorite concubine Liu Jieyu became a vigorous "palace fight incident" in the Song Dynasty court.
With her brilliance and talent, Liu Jieyu shined in the eyes of Song Zhezong, and soon became Jieyu. However, she did not observe the etiquette of concubines and showed disrespect to Empress Meng. There is such a passage in the records of the history of Song: "In the third year of Shaosheng, the later dynasty Jingling Palace, the affair, the seat, the concubines set up attendants, Liu Du stood under the curtain, Chen Ying'er in the back pavilion, regardless of it, the pavilion was angry." It meant that Liu Jieyu stood alone in front of Empress Meng with her back to the curtain, ignoring the empress, which made the other concubines angry. Empress Meng was generous in nature, and did not pay much attention to Liu's faux pas. However, Liu did not realize the empress's tolerance, but became more and more arrogant. This situation makes everyone angry. Fortunately, Empress Meng had a daughter in her brief conjugal relationship with Zhao Xu and was named "Princess Fuqing". This allowed Empress Meng to find a trace of solace in the lonely years. She poured all her love into her daughter, and even in her later years, she often recalled the only two-year mother-daughter fate with her daughter, deeply lamenting that she was blessed by misfortune and her daughter became her savior. This palace fight revealed the power struggle within the court and the complex relationship between the concubines.
The favored concubine Liu Jieyu won the favor of the emperor with her beauty and talent, but her arrogant attitude caused dissatisfaction among other concubines. Although Empress Meng is tolerant, she also has her bottom line, and she will not tolerate disrespect and arrogance towards her. This event also illustrates how power and status influence people's behavior and relationships in the court. In general, the struggle between Empress Meng and the favored concubine Liu Jieyu was a power struggle that took place within the court. Empress Meng found solace in loneliness because she had a daughter, while Liu Jieyu won the favor of Emperor Zhezong of Song with her beauty and talent. However, her arrogant attitude aroused the displeasure of other concubines, and Empress Meng would not tolerate disrespect and arrogance towards her. This palace fight revealed the power struggle within the court and the complex relationship between the concubines. For this event, I think that the struggle within the court is not only a struggle between individuals, but also a symbol of power. Empress Meng's tolerance and strength, as well as Liu Jieyu's arrogance and arrogance, are all tests of power on human nature. In this power struggle, Empress Meng showed tolerance and bottom line, while Liu Jieyu lost her footing because of self-righteousness.
We should be vigilant about power struggles in the court, while also understanding and respecting the power and status of others. Finally, how do you think the status and interests of the various concubines should be balanced in the power struggle within the court? What do you think about the behavior of Empress Meng and Liu Jieyu? Please leave your comments. During the reign of Emperor Zhezong of Song, there was an "Zhezao" incident that caused an uproar. In this story, the power struggle between Empress Meng and Liu Jieyu becomes the focus. One year during the winter solstice festival, Empress Meng led other concubines to Longyou Palace to congratulate the Empress Dowager. Before the Empress Dowager appeared, the Empress and other concubines waited on the sidelines. However, Liu Jieyu saw the queen's gorgeous chair, and was jealous, so she motioned for the chamberlain to move the queen's chair over and sat down herself. She has no one in sight, arrogant and arrogant. The others were so angry that they took the opportunity to tease her. Someone shouted loudly: "The Empress Dowager is out!" Hearing this voice, Empress Meng and the other concubines quickly stood up, but the Empress Dowager did not appear. Empress Meng had to sit down again, and the other concubines followed suit. The story reflects the feudal hierarchy and power struggle of the harem. Liu Jieyu, jealous of Empress Meng's status and authority, deliberately provoked her in an attempt to replace her.
However, she ends up eating the consequences of her arrogance. The incident also brought a glimpse into the complex interpersonal relationships and the brutality of power struggles in the harem. In this story, Empress Meng shows her modesty and tolerance. Despite being provoked by Liu Jieyu, she did not be too calculating, but handled the incident with a peaceful attitude. Her actions showed the qualities that a virtuous queen should possess. Through this story, we can see the sinister nature of the power struggle and the complexity of human nature. In the face of power, people tend to display various desires and ambitions. However, only those with wisdom and humility can truly maintain their dignity and character in the struggle for power. We can take some insights from this story. First of all, you should learn to respect and understand others, and not be too arrogant. Secondly, one should maintain a humble and tolerant attitude and not fight for power. Finally, we must distinguish between right and wrong, and maintain our own independent thinking and action. Only in this way can we maintain our dignity and character in our relationships and power struggles. Finally, let us consider the question: in your opinion, what is the importance of wisdom and humility in the struggle for personal growth and social harmony? Please leave your comments.
Liu Jieyu, who was humiliated and angry by the empress during an unfortunate incident, hurriedly returned to the palace to tell Song Zhezong about her experience. Although Song Zhezong felt distressed by Liu Jieyu's experience, due to the restrictions of etiquette, he could only comfort her and could not pursue further. Liu Jieyu's confidant Hao Sui advised her not to take it too seriously, because the emperor did not have a son at present, and as long as she could give birth to a son early, the empress's position would no longer be stable. This story vividly depicts the struggle between harem concubines, showing the complex mentality and desire between women. Next, Liu Jieyu successfully gave birth to a prince and won a greater status for herself. However, this behavior similar to Liu E's change of crown prince has led people to question her behavior. At the same time, Empress Meng also experienced an unfortunate experience. After the death of Empress Meng's two-year-old daughter, she was deposed. It is said that Meng's sister entered the palace with Taoist treatments, but to no avail. This series of events triggered people's thinking about the power struggle in the harem and the importance that the emperor attached to the concubines. Looking back at the whole story, one can't help but think: Why did the concubines fight so much? And how does the emperor balance the power of the harem? Please leave a message to share your opinion.
Empress Meng was frightened by the forbidden Fushui witchcraft incident and ordered Fushui to be hidden and wait for the arrival of Emperor Song Zhezong to explain the cause of the matter in detail. At first, Song Zhezong did not blame, he just said lightly, "This person's common love". However, Concubine Liu and others took the opportunity to spread rumors, accusing the empress of witchcraft, which led to a great prison. After the unfortunate death of the princess, Meng's adoptive mother Lady Yan and others prayed for her and the princess, a fact that fell into the eyes of Liu Jieyu and Prime Minister Zhang Wei. They ordered people to arrest the queen's handmaidens and eunuchs and torture them to extract confessions. According to history, "they were brutally beaten, physically mutilated, and some even had their tongues cut off. "Neither the eunuchs nor the palace maids were willing to frame Empress Meng, and everyone was beaten all over the body, and some even had their tongues cut off and limbs. After the trial, Shi Dong Dunyi, the attendant, recorded the confessions of the criminals, and when they were brought to court, they showed almost no signs of life and none of them could make a sound. In the end, Liang Congzheng and others had to forge confessions to convince Song Zhezong that Empress Meng really had evil intentions. The cruelty of this prison was no less than that of the Han Dynasty, and even worse than that of the Renzong Dynasty.
Meng's reign as empress lasted only four years before she was deposed by Emperor Zhezong of Song. However, she served in the role of "Jade Qingmiao Quiet Immortal Master" in the Yaohua Palace for 25 years. In the third year of Shaosheng, that is, in September 1096, Emperor Zhezong of Song deposed Meng's empress status, and called her "Huayang Sect Master" and "Yuqing Miao Jing Immortal Master", and also gave her the legal name "Chong Zhen". Summary: Meng's reign as empress lasted only four short years, but she was deposed. She is involved in the Fushui Witch Incident, which leads to a tragic prison incident. In this prison, innocent people were brutally tortured to extract confessions, and some even had their tongues cut off and their limbs cut off. In the end, Meng was forced to play the role of the Jade Qing Miao Jing Immortal Master and was given a new legal name. The occurrence of this series of events makes people wonder what impact the calculation of power and the distortion of human nature will have on society. How should we protect those who are innocent victims? Please leave a message to share your views. After the deposed, what happened to Empress Meng? She was placed in the Yaohua Palace, where the concubine was abolished, and began a life of cultivation. This abolished concubine used to be the place where the abolished Guo family lived, which shows that Empress Meng's treatment was not good.
At this time, it was only three years before Empress Dowager Gao's death, and Empress Meng was deposed by her husband after only four short years as empress. What exactly caused Empress Meng's deposition? First of all, Empress Meng's deposition was actually the result of Song Zhezong's venting his years of repressed dissatisfaction with his grandmother Gao. Since Empress Meng was personally selected by Empress Dowager Gao, it was only a matter of time before Empress Meng was deposed, and this Fushui incident was just an excuse. Second, during the Northern Song Dynasty, the old and new parties were fiercely contested, and Emperor Zhezong of Song wanted to get rid of the shadow of Empress Dowager Gao and support the new party instead. He promoted Zhang Wei, a member of the New Party, to prime minister, and Zhang Wei also supported Liu Jieyu, favored by Emperor Zhezong of Song, to replace Empress Meng, which led to Empress Meng's deposition. What was Empress Meng's relationship with Emperor Zhezong of Song? Like Empress Guo's depose, Empress Meng also received sympathy from the Song Dynasty after she was deposed, so she was able to save her life. Empress Dowager Xiang once criticized Song Zhezong, saying: "It is not right for one's own cronies to do bad things, but their own family cannot take a firm stand." The scholars also commented: "How can you compete with the concubine for favor if you are worried about entering the virtuous?" It can be seen that Empress Meng's character is obvious to everyone and has been praised by people.
And in August 1099, Zhao Xu's favored Liu (Empress Zhaohuai) gave birth to a son, Zhao Mao, and Emperor Zhezong of Song was very happy and decided to make Liu empress despite all resistance. This meant that Empress Meng's position was even more precarious. To sum up, Empress Meng's deposition was due to both personal factors and political struggles. She was deposed innocently, but was able to save her life with the support of Shi Dafu. However, with the accession of the new empress to the throne, Empress Meng's position was completely unsecured. This makes people wonder, if it were you, how would you deal with such a situation? 【Rewritten article】Zhao Xu of Song Zhezong, a young emperor whose life is so fragile, has suffered too many psychological blows. His mother, Liu Jieyu, was originally a palace maid, but became an imperial concubine because she gave birth to a prince. However, Liu did not have a biological son, and after this was revealed, her position was in jeopardy. In order to maintain his status, the Liu family actually let the palace maid Meng Shi play the role of his biological mother, and Meng's life changed drastically. Meng went through three different identities in the Song Dynasty, first as Liu Jieyu's palace maid, then as the adoptive mother of the prince, and finally reinstated as "Empress Yuanyou".
Meng's fate is somewhat similar to Song Zhezong, and they both have suffered too many blows. The prince Zhao Mao and Princess Yangguo died one after another, leaving Song Zhezong gradually emaciated in grief. And his condition made Meng's position even more unstable. However, Song Zhezong eventually passed away, leaving too many regrets. Life is always full of variables, and Meng's fate has fluctuated greatly. From palace maid to empress, from adoptive mother to biological mother, she has come all the way, tortuous and extraordinary. And how should we view the twists and turns of fate? Is it time to be tenacious, or is it time to let go of obsessions and boldly pursue your dreams? Perhaps this is not an easy answer, but we can draw a little inspiration from the fate of Marsh to bravely meet the challenges of life. Song Dynasty Yuanyou Empress Meng: A woman who was deposed twice, Empress Meng of the Song Dynasty, attracted much attention because she was deposed twice. Her restoration and abolition were not only inseparable from the court politics of the time, but also closely related to her own strength and wisdom and courage. In the political struggle for power, she fought tenaciously and eventually regained the position of empress. However, her life was not smooth.
After falling out of favor, she was imprisoned in Yaohua Palace for 25 years, until the Yanning Palace caught fire, and Xiangguo Temple's nephew Tong Nao Lang, and the military weapons supervisor Meng Zhonghou took her home to live, and began to regain her life. So, how did Marsh get deposed twice and reset twice? How did she persist in the Yaohua Palace for 25 years without falling? This article will give you a comprehensive interpretation of this woman from two aspects: her political career and life experience. First, let's look at Marsh's political career. She was made empress during the reign of Emperor Zhezong of Song and became one of the most favored women of her time. However, after Song Zhezong's death, Meng's position began to waver. After Duanwang Zhao ascended the throne, the old party, supported by Empress Dowager Xiang, re-emerged and demanded the abolition of the Empress Meng, while the deposed Liu clan became the new empress. However, under the advice of Zeng Bu and other officials, the deposed Meng clan was eventually able to retain the position of empress. As time passed, Meng's position was again in jeopardy. In 1101, Empress Dowager Xiang died of illness, and Emperor Huizong of Song reappointed the new party Cai Jing and others, degrading the old party, and Meng was implicated again, deposed, and returned to Yaohua Palace, and was not able to leave the palace until 1126 AD. And in these 25 years, how did Marsh survive?
Second, let's take a look at Marsh's life experience. During his 25 years at Yaohua Palace, Meng faced loneliness, loneliness and extreme restrictions. She was not allowed to leave the palace, see her family, and was severely restricted from visiting her relatives and passing on her will. However, Marsh was not overwhelmed by this life. Instead, she ran her own small world in the Yaohua Palace and became a woman with a wide range of interests and erudition. She likes literature, music, painting and calligraphy, and often competes with palace maids and eunuchs in the palace, bringing infinite fun to her life. To sum up, Meng is a woman who is two wastes. She persevered in her political career, had courage and tenacity, and eventually regained the throne as empress. In life, she is an indomitable, optimistic woman with a wide range of hobbies, who has used her wisdom and courage to turn passive into active and achieved her own career. Looking back on this woman's life journey, we may think that life is always full of variables and unknowns. In difficult situations and adversity, we should be like Marsh, strong and unyielding, facing difficulties and having the courage to innovate. In plainness and comfort, we should be like Marsh, have a wide range of hobbies, be proactive and enterprising, constantly improve ourselves, and expand our horizons in life.
Finally, we can't help but ask: have you, like Marsh, encountered difficulties on the road of life? How do you overcome difficulties and achieve your ideals? Welcome to share with us in the comment area. Meng, the deposed empress, the only concubine surviving from the Scourge of Jingkang. Although she was not captured by the Jin people, in Nanjing, Meng was not spared. Because after entering Nanjing, she was declared a "deposed empress", lost all the etiquette and rights of the empress, and could only live under the care of officials and servants. But Meng did not give up hope, and she still firmly believed in her future and that of the Song Dynasty. In order to make the Song Dynasty strong again, Meng began to actively participate in politics, discussing state affairs with the prime ministers and putting forward his own opinions. She is well aware of her situation, so she believes that as long as she dedicates her wisdom and effort to the country, she will be recognized by the people and regain her honor. Sure enough, Meng's efforts were not in vain, and her wisdom and courage were praised by the ministers and the people, and she has since been honored as the "Empress Dowager". Under Meng's rule, the political and economic situation of the Song Dynasty gradually improved, and Meng became a great woman who was admired.
However, Meng's life was not peaceful, the people around her were constantly changing, and even she herself unfortunately suffered from illness. However, Meng always adhered to her beliefs, and she used her strength and courage to break the shackles of history and create her own miracles. Meng spent her life fighting for the future of the Song Dynasty, and she left a deep impression on people with her wisdom and courage. Her steadfastness and courage are qualities that each of us should learn. Although we may not come to the foreground of history like Marsh, we also have our own roles and missions, and we should also strengthen our beliefs and strive for our lives. Finally, we have to ask ourselves the question: in the face of adversity, can we also strengthen our beliefs, move forward courageously, and finally achieve the goals we want? Greeting Empress Meng and making her obey the government, this is why did Zhang Bangchang take a move? On the one hand, Empress Meng was the only survivor of the Song imperial family who was not taken by the Jin people, and her status and status made her a representative of the top leadership of the Southern Song Dynasty. Faced with the situation at that time, Zhang Bangchang had to choose Empress Meng as a guarantee of the stability of the regime.
On the other hand, greeting Empress Meng and making her obey the government was also to stabilize the people's hearts and appease the government and the public. This move not only allowed the courtiers and the people to see a legitimate successor to the imperial power, but also gave Zhang Bangchang a way to protect himself. During Empress Meng's reign, her main task was to confirm the legitimacy of King Kang's accession to the throne. This is also to stabilize the people's hearts and maintain the stability of the regime. At the same time, Empress Meng also played the role of Empress Dowager Longyou of the Southern Song Dynasty, supporting the accession of King Zhao of Kang to the throne, making important contributions to the reconstruction of the regime after the southern crossing. The move to install Empress Meng and make her obey the government was a weighing of pros and cons for Zhang Bangchang at the time. Although he faced difficulties, he chose this way to maintain the stability of the regime. And the arrival of Empress Meng not only stabilized the mood of the government and the public, but also gave Zhang Bangchang a way back. To sum up, the purpose of welcoming Empress Meng and making her obey the government was to stabilize the situation of the Southern Song regime, and Empress Meng, as the representative of the highest leadership of the Southern Song Dynasty, played an important role during this period. Zhang Bangchang's choice was not only forced by the situation, but also for self-preservation and the stability of the regime. This period of history also leaves us with a question: how should we weigh the pros and cons and make the right choice when faced with difficulties?
On April 15, 1127, Meng issued an edict announcing an important message to the people of the whole country on behalf of Empress Yuanyou: Zhao Zhi the Prince of Ming Kang succeeded to the throne as the new emperor of the Song Dynasty. In her edict, Empress Meng stressed that this was the will of God and was very important. Next, Zhao held an enthronement ceremony in Yingtianfu, became Emperor Gaozong of Song, and changed the year name to the first year of Jianyan. Empress Meng also became Empress Dowager Longyou, withdrew the curtain and returned to politics, and began to preside over state affairs. Throughout the process, there were some political struggles, but in the end, Empress Meng successfully obeyed the government, and the history of the Song Dynasty's southern crossing began. An outstanding woman in the history of the Southern Song Dynasty, Empress Meng, was once again forced to obey the government. She was the empress of Emperor Gaozong of Song and a representative figure of the Southern Song royal family. In 1129, under pressure from Miao Fu and Liu Zhengyan, Empress Meng was forced to obey the government and succeeded the 3-year-old crown prince Zhao Xun. However, due to the threat of chaotic troops, Empress Meng was once again pushed to the political front and continued to obey the government. This move shows her quality of not being greedy for power and not seizing power, and she can focus on the overall situation of the Song Dynasty and understand the great righteousness. Emperor Gaozong of Song Zhao Zhi felt deeply the kindness of Empress Meng and respected her immensely.
Back in 1142, when almost all of the Song royal family was captured and moved north, Empress Meng and Emperor Gaozong were among the few who survived. Before Empress Dowager Wei's release, Empress Meng had been a representative figure of the Song Dynasty's court. However, with Emperor Gaozong's southern crossing, the Jin people invaded the south again, and Emperor Gaozong chose to sail into the sea, while Empress Meng fled to Jiangxi. The Jin people pursued repeatedly, and Empress Meng and the soldiers accompanying him fell into a dilemma, even to the point of carrying a sedan with peasants. When Emperor Gaozong learned of Empress Meng's plight, he said: "I didn't know about the Empress Dowager before, and it wasn't until I personally welcomed her to Nanjing (Yingtianfu) that I realized that she loved me so much. Now that she is thousands of miles away, disturbed by the horses, I must greet her as soon as possible to satisfy my thoughts of her. So, he sent someone to welcome Empress Meng to his palace. The history books record the words of Empress Meng: "I have always maintained a thrifty and modest character, and only took a thousand yarns a month for support. Fortunately, while in Nanchang, I sold 3,000 horses of personal silk to cover expenses. This passage describes the simple life of Empress Meng and the spirit of sacrificing private property for the sake of the country, showing her noble qualities. In summary, Empress Meng was a woman of high character and thoughtfulness.
She played an important role in the history of the Southern Song Dynasty, not only showing her wisdom and spirit of thinking about the country when she was forced to obey the government twice, but also showing her frugality and sacrificing private interests in difficult times. As a modern person, we should learn from Empress Meng's noble qualities and make our own contributions to the country and society. Finally, I would like to ask readers a question: What do you think is the point of Empress Meng's obedience? Please leave your comments. Meng, a gentle woman, was born respectful and respected. However, in her later years, there was an anecdote that made her praised. At that time, Emperor Gaozong of Song thought that Yue wine was not delicious, so he ordered people to buy another sweet wine. When Meng heard this, he immediately sent someone to pay, and did not forcibly take it without paying. This move made Meng unanimously praised inside and outside the court. However, after years of rushing and being frightened and bumpy, Empress Dowager Meng's physical health was severely damaged. After returning to Lin'an, she often felt dizzy and numb in her hands and feet. At this time, there was a palace man who claimed to be able to heal diseases with rune water. This reminded Meng of what happened to her youth, and she immediately ordered the palace man to be driven out of the palace. Marsh adheres to principles and does not easily believe in any unknown method.
Empress Dowager Meng's experience is admirable. She was known as the "Empress of Zhaoci Shengxian" at the age of 59. After her death, Emperor Gaozong of Song buried her in Shanghuang Village, Huiji County, with a solemn ceremony. Summary: Empress Dowager Meng's life was full of ups and downs and hardships, but she always maintained high moral character and a strong sense of principle. Her behavior and attitude are admirable and provide us with an example to follow. We should learn from Empress Dowager Meng's adherence to principles and not easily believing things that are unknown to the outside world. In the face of difficulties and temptations, we should choose the right path and strengthen our beliefs. Question guide: What do you think is the importance of sticking to principles in modern society? Please share your views. The courtiers wanted to remove the throne of Liu Shi, the "Empress Zhaohuai" of the Song Zhe family, but was opposed by Emperor Gaozong of Song. This reminds us of the question, what kind of fate did concubines in history tend? And how is their status determined? In the Song Dynasty, the status of concubines was very important. For example, Meng, she was once the empress of Song Zhezong, but she was later deposed, but she did not give up her status as empress because of this. In the Yaohua Palace, Meng held the position of "Jade Qing Miao Jing Immortal Master" for 25 years.
In the end, she regained the position of empress and became the founding empress dowager of the Southern Song Dynasty, which was highly respected. This historical shift makes one wonder how she managed to keep her position in the court struggle? In addition to the Mengs, there are many concubines in the Northern and Southern Dynasties who deserve our attention. For example, the concubine Lady Feng of the Northern Wei Dynasty, who was honored as "Empress Joan of Arc" because she sacrificed her life for the country, became a noble female model in history. Why does she have such strong patriotic feelings? It's all worth exploring. The concubines in history are a group full of legends and stories. Their fate is also full of incredible variables. Perhaps, we can see some shadows of ourselves in them, or some enlightenment for the current society. Therefore, we should pay more attention to the value of history. In the long river of history, there is a woman who stood up at the time of national crisis, twice took charge of the government, and with her wisdom and courage, successfully saved the entire country. She is Empress Meng, and her legendary story is full of twists and turns and grandeur of history, which is worth exploring in depth.
Empress Meng was an excellent concubine, she was not only talented and perfect, but also very intelligent and witty, able to calmly deal with times of crisis and strive for the greatest interests. Her wisdom and courage bought valuable time for the revival of the Song Dynasty and left a precious treasure for future generations. However, Empress Meng also faced many difficulties and challenges during her reign, and she had to deal with various complex political situations and court struggles. She not only needs to pay attention to internal and external security issues, but also deal with conflicts and conflicts of interest between officials. In doing so, she must not only be impartial, wise and decisive, but also always pay attention to her image and reputation to avoid attacks and murder. Although Empress Meng faced many difficulties and challenges, she still adhered to her beliefs and principles and worked hard to benefit the country. Her actions and actions set an example for future generations and provide us with many useful lessons and lessons. In short, the legend of Empress Meng is not only a woman's personal journey, but also a part of Chinese history. Her story tells us that a person's ingenuity and courage can change the course of history, and it also reminds us to cherish the present and seize the opportunity to create a better future for ourselves and our country.