Costume dramas always like to design stories of Chong Guan's anger as a red face, and the emperor's single favor or decision to harm her interests is a common routine of idol dramas, but this is not the case in history.
Few of the superiors can really make a disregard for the world for the sake of spoiling the concubines, and more importantly, they abandon the concubines for the sake of the overall situation, but future generations always like to put the blame on the women.
Tang Xuanzong was very fond of Yang Guifei, and did not hesitate to spend manpower and material resources to transport fresh lychees, striving to give her the best in all aspects, and finally the generals forced him to kill Yang Yuhuan.
Because the soldiers thought that the emperor had come to this point because the noble concubine seduced the monarch, in their minds, Tang Xuanzong was infallible to Yang Guifei, and he finally let the pet concubine's soul break the horse ridge.
The qing dynasty Wu Sangui's surrender for Chen Yuanyuan also attached the key point to the woman, but was this really the case? Maybe not. After Ming Chengzu Zhu Di ascended the throne, in order to find a woman, he ordered the capture of all the nuns in the world, was he truly in love with her? The truth is far from this, and there is a huge interest behind it.
Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang enfeoffed his children and grandchildren to various places as the king of the domain, and later the death of his son passed the throne directly to his grandson Zhu Yunjiao, and the new emperor wanted to strengthen the centralization of power and decided to cut the domain but zhu Di, the king of Yan, rebelled.
The two sides began a confrontation to form the Battle of Jingnan, and eventually his uncle Zhu Di seized power and was called Ming Chengzu. Later he ordered a nationwide capture of nuns, just to find a woman, Don Sai'er.
Tang Sai'er is not Zhu Di's "white moonlight" sweetheart in the folk, but instead has an antagonistic relationship.
She grew up poor, but she followed her father to learn martial arts, her physical condition was not bad, and her martial arts were also very strong, and she was starved and killed in the wilderness for many years in the early Ming Dynasty.
Grain has been an important tool for national development since ancient times, and it is impossible to eat enough, wear and warm, let alone talk about high-level ideas, and over time it is easy to have problems.
The problem of the famine itself was not solved, Zhu Di launched the Battle of Jingnan, countless people died on the battlefield, and then the new emperor moved the capital to overhaul the palace to dig a canal, and the people did not have a good life, Tang Sai'er's father was taken away to serve in the army, she and her husband rushed into the official palace to beg for grain Husband was killed but her father also died of mother illness.
Tang Sai'er, who had lost two of her closest relatives, embarked on the road of rebellion in anger, occupying the stone shed village and hoarding grain and grass to gather the rebel army, and then attacked the military town of Qingzhou, seized weapons and opened warehouses to release grain.
At that time, food was in short supply, so her status was tantamount to saving hundreds of people, and the support of the people made the team even stronger.
The rebel army led by Tang Sai'er soon grew to tens of thousands, and the arrogance finally attracted the attention of the government, and Zhu Di sent people to recruit but was sternly refused, and then ordered the courtiers to suppress it by force.
However, due to the heavy losses of the light enemy, the armed uprising was finally successfully suppressed.
In the war, the main leaders Tang Sai'er, Bin Hong and others all escaped, but were not caught, the wildfires burned endlessly and the spring breeze blew again, and if the main characters ran out of tune and gathered again, it would still be troublesome.
It is said that when Tang Sai'er buried her husband, she found a book of the White Lotus Sect, so she named the rebel army "White Lotus Army" and called herself "Mother Buddha".
Using faith as the spiritual sustenance of the masses and Buddhism as the guiding ideology to attract soldiers to follow, Zhu Yuanzhang thought of this, speculating that Tang Sai'er might be disguised as a nun hiding in which temple, so he began to arrest nuns nationwide, just to find Tang Sai'er to cut the grass and remove the roots.
However, it is a pity that Poor Ji has not found any trace of her in his lifetime, and after Zhu Di took the throne, he made great efforts to reform the institutions and sent Zheng He to the West to strengthen Sino-foreign friendly exchanges, but Tang Sai'er has always been a heart disease, but he has not been found. I don't know if I have already been injured and died, or if I am anonymous and secretly alive.
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