Historical Lace (22) - The absurd things of the Northern Wei horse that killed the princess for stealing love He was the donkey horse of the Northern Wei Dynasty, he stole the fishy ring, causing the ring to be opened by the princess; later, he broke the mirror with the princess, but the horse still could not change the old problem, and went out again to steal the joy, but this time it caused a terrible disaster... Soon, Liu Hui could not control his desires, and he tangled with two married women, and naturally quarreled with the princess. Finally, once he moved his hand, Liu Hui pushed the princess out of bed, fisted and kicked, and the princess - the bad thing is that the princess is pregnant - "injured fetus", it is likely to be a miscarriage, so that Princess Lanling aborted.

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Next, we will talk about the affair of Liu Hui, the Northern Wei horse master.

First, the Liu Song imperial family, recruited as a donkey horse.

Liu Hui was born in the Liu clan of Pengcheng, the royal family of the Southern Song Dynasty, and his father Liu Chang came from the Southern Dynasty to Northern Wei. Liu Chang had the title of "King of Song" in the Northern Dynasty, and Liu Chang was originally the son of Emperor Wen of Song and had a noble bloodline. Among the princes and ministers of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the status was quite prominent.

Liu Hui was originally the second son of Shu Chu, and it was not his turn to inherit his father's title, but the concubine Liu Chengxu, that is, the first husband of Princess Chen Liu, died early, and this matter of inheriting the family business finally fell on his head, as a kind of political exchange, in the early years of the first year (504-505), Liu Hui married Princess Lanling, the second sister of Emperor Xuanwu. This was normal among the descendants of the Southern Dynasty royals who were exiled to the Northern Dynasty at that time.

Second, the private maid, the relationship is broken.

But things were bad in this Liu Hui's "private luck" princess's maid, and as a result, the maid became pregnant. The princess was angry with jealousy, flogged and killed the maid, and cut out the fetus to "dissolve", and then stuffed it into the maid's abdomen with grass to let Liu Hui see the naked corpse. "Hui Sui is angry and thins the princess." Probably it is to snub the princess and no longer be close to her, so the husband and wife relationship is seriously broken.

Third, the empress dowager is the master, and the broken mirror is reunited.

One of the princess's sisters brought the matter into the palace, and Empress Dowager Hu, who was in power as the regent, was very concerned, sent someone to investigate, and finally asked them to divorce and cut off the title that Liu Hui had inherited from Liu Chang. By this time they had been married for more than a decade (504-518).

However, when the princess returned to her mother's house in the palace and lived for many years, she was inevitably lonely, probably out of the princess's own intentions, plus some important people repeatedly spoke to Empress Hu, hoping to let them remarry, and the empress dowager had to agree. Although he has remarried, his feelings have not been restored, and Liu Hui's extramarital affairs seem to have become a habit.

Fourth, the color heart rises again, and the terrible calamity is heinous.

<h1>Soon, Liu Hui could not control his desires, and he tangled with two married women, and naturally quarreled with the princess. Finally, once he moved his hand, Liu Hui pushed the princess out of bed, fisted and kicked, and the princess - the bad thing is that the princess is pregnant - "injured fetus", it is likely to be a miscarriage, so that Princess Lanling aborted. </h1>

Isn't it a great tragedy for a woman to be beaten to death by her husband out of jealousy? Liu Hui fled in a hurry, while Empress Dowager Hu severely punished the two women and their brothers who had an affair with Liu Hui.

Fifth, the luck is bursting, and the death penalty is spared.

Later, Liu Hui was caught, and there was no doubt that he would die, but Liu Hui's luck exploded, coinciding with a coup d'état in Northern Wei, the new emperor ascending the throne, the state amnesty and avoiding the lawsuit, and even "restoring his official title", however, within two years he fell ill and died.