Sun Luban was the eldest daughter of Sun Quan, the lord of Wu. She is a prominent figure in the political arena of the State of Wu. In a sense, from the end of Sun Quan's life, the political arena of wu was in chaos, precisely because of the result of her messing around in it. What's going on?
(Sun Luban stills)
Sun Luban's birth mother, Lady Bu, was one of Sun Quan's favorite women. Loving Wu and Wu, Sun Luban has been very pampered since childhood. Therefore, among the many women in the history of the Three Kingdoms, she is one of the few who has a name and a surname.
If you want to say how much Sun Quan loves Sun Luban, just look at the words given to her.
According to historical records, Sun Quan "often shot tigers on horses, and tigers often climbed the saddle in front of them."
When Zhang Zhao heard about it, he thought it was too dangerous, so he advised him several times. Sun Quan listened to Zhang Zhao's persuasion, but the itch was unbearable, so he made a tiger shooting car and stood inside to shoot the tiger. However, the tigers still pounced on them from time to time, so Sun Quan took pleasure in stabbing them with a knife.
Zhang Zhao thought it was still dangerous and repeatedly complained bitterly, but Sun Quan was still reluctant to abandon his hobby of killing tigers.
Therefore, Sun Quan gave Sun Luban a name called "Big Tiger".
Sun Quan was different from Liu Bei, who abandoned his wife and daughter several times in order to escape. But Sun Quan regarded his daughter as a pearl in his hand and loved her in every way.
When Sun Dahu reached the year of marriage, Sun Quan took the initiative to marry her to Zhou Yu's eldest son, Zhou Xun.
Speaking of Zhou Xun, it was really Zhou Yu's legacy. Not only was he born with a good demeanor, but he also had a strategy. Sun Quan likes Zhou Xun very much and is also optimistic about Zhou Xun's future. The fat water did not flow to the outsiders' fields, so he made him his son-in-law.
Unfortunately, Zhou Xun not only continued Zhou Yu's handsomeness and intelligence, but also inherited his immortality. Within a few years, he died young, and poor Sun Dahu became a widow early at an early age.
(Sun Quan stills)
Sun Quan then assigned Sun Dahu Xu to the Right Grand Sima Quanqun.
After Quan Chun was a family of officials and eunuchs, he was also a heavy courtier in the court. He has always been humble and obedient, tired of military achievements, but never arrogant and proud of his achievements, so he was used by Sun Quan.
Naturally, marrying Sun Dahu to Quan Chun, Sun Quan also had the intention of enveloping him.
Quan Chun also had a wife before marrying Sun Dahu, and already had the eldest son QuanXu and the second son Quan Shu.
After Sun Dahu married him, she was called "Princess Quan". After the two married, they gave birth to three sons Quan Yi and four sons Quan Wu.
Because he was Sun Quan's son-in-law, Quan Chun, who was humble and good at strategy, was even more important. And the rewards given to him by Sun Quan are even more endless, and they are extremely prominent for a while.
In 238 AD, Sun Dahu's biological mother, Lady Bu, died.
Originally, Lady Bu was favored before she died and should be made empress. However, because she had no heirs in her lifetime, Sun Quan did not appoint her as her queen for a long time. Now that she had died, Sun Quan, grief-stricken, posthumously made her empress.
However, the harem could not be left without a master for a day, so Sun Quan appointed three more descendants and his birth mother, Lady Wang, as empress.
Sun Dahu has always been at odds with Madame Wang, why?
It turned out that since Lady Wang was summoned to the palace, she was favored by Sun Quan.
In order to consolidate her position, Sun Dahu's mother, Lady Bu, not only did not compete with her for the wind and jealousy, but also often recommended beautiful women to serve Sun Quan, so she was praised by Sun Quan, so she "loved to hold it for a long time".
However, Sun Dahu hated Lady Wang so much that she thought she had taken away Sun Quan's favor for Lady Bu, so she tried her best to obstruct it.
(Sun He stills)
After the death of Crown Prince Sun Deng, Sun He was made crown prince.
At this time, Sun Quan was old and sick, and Sun Dahu had to plan for his future.
Sun He's succession to the throne would certainly be of no benefit to her, because Sun He would resent her for obstructing Lady Wang from becoming empress.
It just so happened that Sun He was at odds with his younger brother Sun Ba, the King of Lu.
Sun Dahu saw it in his eyes, so he and Quan Chun vigorously opposed Sun He and praised Sun Ba to Sun Quan several times.
At that time, Sun Quan treated Sun He and Sun Ba equally, and the ministers of the DPRK could not guess Sun Quan's thoughts. For a time, everyone stood separately, some supporting Sun He, some supporting Sun Ba, evenly matching forces, and at the same time, they were inseparable.
When Sun Quan saw this, he was quite anxious and could not afford to be sick.
Sun He went to the family temple to pray for Sun Quan's sacrifice in order to show filial piety.
Sun He's crown princess Zhang's uncle Zhang Xiu happened to live near the family temple. Therefore, Sun He sat down at Zhang Xiu's house for a while.
Unexpectedly, Sun Dahu's eyeliner quickly reported his actions to Sun Dahu.
When Sun Dahu learned of this, he rushed to Sun Quan's sickbed and said that Sun He did not go to sacrifice and pray at all, but conspired with his foreign relatives to seize the throne. She also added fuel to the fire and said that since your old man's illness, Madame Wang somehow had a happy face.
In Sun Quan's eyes, Sun Dahu has always been his little cotton jacket. Listening to Sun Dahu's words, Sun Quan was angry. Coupled with his old age and fainting, he immediately called Madame Wang and scolded her.
From then on, Sun He and Lady Wang were not allowed to be favored by Sun Quan. Madame Wang was worried and uneasy, and soon died of illness.
With the death of Lady Wang, Sun He became more and more unloved. Sun He, who had lost his position, was in jeopardy.
At this time, Sun Dahu's husband Quan Chun died, and Sun Dahu became the head of the family.
(Sun Liang stills)
Because Sun Dahu often went in and out of the palace, she keenly found that Sun Quan's favorite person was neither Sun He nor Sun Ba, but the young Sun Liang. Therefore, she married Quan's niece Quan shi to Sun Liang. Sure enough, soon after, Sun Quan deposed Sun He as crown prince and executed Sun Ba for "attempting to endanger the prince". The 10-year-old Sun Liang was made crown prince.
After Sun Quan's death, Sun Liang succeeded to the throne, and Quan shi was also made empress. Because of Sun Dahu's meritorious service, many members of his family were awarded the title of knight. Quan Shang was also given the title of Marquis of Duting (都亭侯), and was given the title of Marquis of Duting (都亭侯), and was given the title of Yongting Xiu (永亭修), an official to the rank of lieutenant of the city gate, and served as a general of the Taichang Lieutenant (太常尉) and the prime minister of the imperial court.
In this way, the whole family has become the most prominent foreign relative in the history of Eastern Wu, and the whole family can be so prominent, naturally inseparable from the role of Sun Dahu. Therefore, whether in the court or in the whole family, her position is as stable as a rock.
Since Quan Chun's death, Sun Dahu has never thought about remarrying.
However, Sun Dahu did not intend to be a virtuous martyr. Less than three years later, she had another scandal.
This time the gossip boyfriend is Sun Jun. He was the great-grandson of Sun Jing and the son of Sun Gong, a squire. In terms of generations, Sun Dahu is his cousin aunt who has not produced five clothes.
As early as Sun Quan's later years, Sun Jun was reused, and he and Zhuge Ke and others were entrusted with the edict and became the entrusted minister who assisted Sun Liang.
After Sun Liang succeeded to the throne, Zhuge Ke monopolized power. Sun Jun staged a coup d'état, killed Zhuge Ke, and began his path to dictatorship.
In order to consolidate his power, Sun Jun was very subservient to Sun Dahu. In order to please her, he gave the deposed prince Sun He to death.
In this way, sun jun was in the court, and Sun Dahu was in the court, and the two formed an alliance for the sake of interests.
(Sun Jun stills)
However, Sun Jun did many evil deeds, and soon dreamed that Zhuge Ke stabbed him in the chest with a sword. When he woke up, he was terrified, and soon he cried out in a sick state.
Sun Dahu's political alliance or gossip boyfriend was gone, which made Sun Dahu very sad. If you want to keep your glory and wealth, you can only find another ally.
However, at this time, although it was Sun Jun's cousin Sun Qi who controlled the government, he was not interested in Sun Dahu at all.
At this time, Sun Liang, who was the emperor, had reached the age of 15, and he was very disgusted with Sun Qiang's tyranny. In order to suppress Sun Qi, he killed two of his henchmen, Zhu Xiong and Zhu Wei.
As a result, the contradiction between Sun Liang and Sun Qiang became more acute.
Sun Liang decided to strike first and kill Sun Qiang.
Because Sun Dahu had a meritorious service to Sun Liang, Sun Liang discussed this matter with her.
Sun Dahu believes that by bringing down Sun Qiang and letting Sun Liang pro-government, she will once again gain great glory. So he found Quan Shang and others to conspire together to kill Sun Qiang.
Who knew that after Quan Shang returned home, he told his wife Sun about this matter. And his wife, Sun Shi, is also Sun Qi's cousin. In order to protect Sun Qi, Sun Shi quietly told Sun Qi about this matter.
After Sun Qiao heard about it, he launched a coup d'état overnight and led an army to surround the palace. After capturing the Jade Seal, Sun Liang was deposed as the King of Huiji, and all those involved in the conspiracy were also arrested and imprisoned.
Soon, Sun Dahu and Quan Shang were exiled. Since then, the once-prominent foreign relatives of the Quan clan have fallen, and Sun Dahu has since lost track in history.
(Reference: Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Book of Wu)