King Qin Huiwen, also known as Musk. He was the monarch of Qin State during the Warring States Period. According to historical records, he had two wives in his life, one was Queen Huiwen and the other was Queen Xuan. King Huiwen of Qin has the ability to know and control people, so he laid a solid foundation for Qin to unify China all his life. Let's take a look at who is King Huiwen of Qin in history. Shu Wei Huiwen, the empress of Qin Huiwen, was the empress of Qin in the Warring States Period, the wife of Qin Huiwen and the mother of Qin Wuwang. In the first 334 years, Huiwen later came to the State of Qin and married King Huiwen of Qin, known as Mrs. Wei. Shu Wei after Huiwen met Qin Huiwen when he went to see King Xiang of Song Dynasty. Shu Wei is from Wei. Huiwen and Qin Huiwen gave birth to Qin Wuwang in 329 years ago. 306 years ago, Qin Wuwang died lifting a tripod. Because Qin Wuwang had no children, his younger brothers fought for the throne, and Huiwen supported Gongzi Village. However, with the support of Wei Ran, who held the real power in North Korea, Qin succeeded to the throne. In the first 305 years, princes such as Gongzizhuang and Huiwenhou were all killed by Wei Ran. After Huiwen, Qin Huiwen is Wang Ying's original wife. In the fourth year of Qin Dynasty (Ding Hai, 334 BC), King Huiwen came to Qin State to marry King Huiwen, who was called Mrs. Wei. In the year of Qin Jiu (Renchen in 329 BC), Mrs Wei gave birth to a son for Qin Huiwen. At that time, King Hui of Qin was trying his best to get through the road to the Central Plains, so he named his son the Party, placing high hopes on dominating the Central Plains and sweeping the world. In the 14th year of Qin Dynasty (Geng Xu, 365,438+065,438+0 BC), Qin died, and his son Qin succeeded to the throne, that is. Originally, a mother can enjoy her old age after her son's kind words. However, due to her son's preference for wrestling with others, she did not change at all after she acceded to the throne, and she also made Hercules Ren Bi, Wu Huo, Meng Shuo and others all become big officials. In the fourth year of Qin Wuwang (Jiayin, 307 BC), Qin Wuwang sent hundreds of chariots to Zhouwangcheng (now near Wangcheng Park in Luoyang City, Henan Province), and Zhou Nanwang sent soldiers to meet them with great respect. In August of the same year, I also went to Zhouwangcheng to compete with Meng for the Dragon Chi Ding. In the Western Han Dynasty, the overlord of the place of Xi Chu wanted to drive the mountain to the wall and Ding to the wall. Just as Qin Wuwang had just lifted the tripod over his head, it fell, causing his tibia to break and die. Because he had no children, his brothers competed for the throne. After Huiwen, he supported Qin's illegitimate son Zhuang as the heir. However, Wang Wuling sent Zhao Weiqin, his younger brother who was detained in Yan State, back to Qin State. Meng said, raise the tripod, and all three families will be destroyed. Qin Wuwang was buried in Yongling after his death. In the second year of Qin dynasty (Chen Bing, 305 BC), Huiwen and Gongzizhuang were killed. Archaeological Discovery: Yongling is located in the south of Zhouling Village, Zhouling Township, Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province, adjacent to Qin Huiwen's Wang Gong Mausoleum. The distance between the two tombs is150m. The wall is barrel-shaped, 98m long from north to south, 97m wide from east to west, and14.5m high ... Four tombs will be built, of which Dongling is 74m long and 24-42m wide, Xiling is 63m long and 26-45m wide, Nanling is 42m long and 25-40m wide, and Beiling is 89m long and 25-42m wide. There is a temple in the south of the mausoleum, covering an area of 1800 square meters, facing south. There are east and west wings on both sides, and there are 32 stone tablets with inscriptions in Chinese and palindromes. Are Queen Qin Huiwen and Shu Wei the same person? Queen Qin Huiwen is a character in the play, and the historical prototype is Shu Wei. Historical Records: Huiwenhou, Shu Wei (? -305 BC), the queen of Qin Huiwen, the monarch of Qin during the Warring States Period, and the mother of Qin Wuwang. In 334 BC, Huiwen came to the State of Qin and married King Huiwen of Qin. In 329 BC, Huiwenhou and King Huiwen of Qin gave birth to Qin Wuwang. In 307 BC, Qin Wuwang died of lifting a tripod. Because Qin Wuwang had no children, his younger brothers competed for the throne. After Huiwen, he supported Gongzi Zhuang and arrogated to himself the three gentlemen. However, with the support of Wei Ran, who held the real power in North Korea, Qin succeeded to the throne and became the general in charge of the capital. In 305 BC, Gongzizhuang and Huiwen were executed. The role in the play is introduced: Mi Mi is Chu Wei's first daughter, queen Qin Huiwen, Mi Yue's half-sister, and Mi Yue's rival and rival in love since childhood. She used to be the envy of Mi Yue, because she had a carefree life and a spoiled mother, which Mi Yue didn't have. She is easy to be good and easy to be evil. During the reign of Qin Gong, she and Mi Yue were on and off, supporting each other and trying to kill Mi Yue three transgressions of five times. She thinks she is smart, and Ying Si can easily control and use her feelings. In the court struggle with Wei Yan, she failed everywhere, but Mi Yue helped her everywhere, which made her even more jealous. She once loved Ying Si deeply, but she fell out of favor because of her behavior. Finally, her love can only be attributed to her endless doting on her son. However, her preference for the motherland Chu made her put herself in the wrong position and was ignored by her husband and son. The two sisters were supposed to help each other, but they were favored by Ying Si, because Mi Yue regarded Mi Yue as their enemy. All this gradually distorted her, making her kill Mi Yue and her mother again and again with extremely vicious means. After Qin Huiwen's death, Mi Zhu burned the testamentary edict of Ying Ji, the son of Mi Yue. Yi Shu also doted on her son Qin Wuwang's vagrancy like a mother, making her vagrancy absurd and killing her with a tripod. In order to protect her youngest son from becoming king, she and her daughter-in-law Wei Yi led a three-year civil war, which almost destroyed the State of Qin. In the end, she was defeated by Mi Yue, ending decades-long sisterhood. Qin Huiwen's Two Wives According to relevant records, Wang Yisheng of Qin Huiwen has two wives, one is Queen Huiwen and the other is Queen Xuan. After Huiwen, she was Princess Wei. In the marriage between Wei and Qin, she married Qin Huiwen. After marrying Qin, she became Mrs. Wei. He married King Qin Huiwen for five years and gave birth to Kong Dang. Later, King Huiwen of Qin died and became the new monarch of Qin State. In 307 BC, Qin Wuwang died suddenly because of holding a tripod. Qin Wuwang didn't give birth to a son, so after his death, the two brothers started a battle for the throne. At that time, Huiwen supported Gongzi Village, because the power of North Korea was actually in the hands of Wei Ran. Later, after Zhao Xiang, King of Qin, ascended the throne, Wei Ran became a general. Subsequently, Wei Ran killed Huiwen and others, and eliminated all parties who were at odds with Zhao Xiang, the king of Qin. Qin Huiwen's second wife is Queen Xuan, surnamed Mi. Later, she married Queen Qin Huiwen and named her Bazi, so she was also called Mibazi. After Qin Wuwang's death, Wei Ran assisted Gongzi Zhuang to become Zhao Xiang, the king of Qin. After pacifying Qin's domestic war, Wei Ran cleared Huiwen and others, and put seven or eight sons in charge of internal affairs. When Zhao Xiang, king of Qin, ascended the throne, he was still young, and his mother and Wei Ran helped him to ascend the throne. Although Zhao Haoqi was the monarch of Qin, the real power was not in his hands. When he grew up, he abolished the power of Xuan Di and big noble, expelled them from the State of Qin, and began to take power alone. Empress Xuan, who has no political power, kept her in the harem while she was still saving the country and enjoying herself. Later, after Qin's death, Xiang of Qin buried her in Mount Li, Zhiyang. According to records, Qin Huiwen had two empresses, one was Mrs. Wei, Empress Huiwen, and the other was the Empress Zhou of Qin Dynasty. Mrs. Wei, formerly known as the princess of Wei. Because of the political marriage between Wei and Qin, Shu Wei married King Qin Huiwen. Mi Jia is the concubine of King Qin Huiwen. She married Queen Qin Huiwen and named her Zibazi. Later, she and Qin Huiwen gave birth to a son named Ying Ji. After Huiwen, in 334 BC, she married King Huiwen of Qin. After marrying Qin, she became Mrs. Wei. He married King Qin Huiwen for five years and gave birth to Kong Dang. Later, King Huiwen of Qin died and became the new monarch of Qin State. In 307 BC, Qin Wuwang died. Qin Wuwang didn't give birth to a son, so after his death, the two brothers started a battle for the throne. At that time, Huiwen supported Gongzi Village, because the power of North Korea was actually in the hands of Wei Ran. Later, after Zhao Xiang, King of Qin, ascended the throne, Wei Ran became a general. After Zhao Xiang, king of Qin, ascended the throne, Wei Ran wiped out the forces that were unfavorable to the new king in the DPRK and killed Huiwen and others. After Qin Wuwang's death, Wei Ran assisted Gongzi Zhuang to become Zhao Xiang, the king of Qin. After pacifying Qin's domestic war, Wei Ran cleared Huiwen and others, and put seven or eight sons in charge of internal affairs. When Zhao Xiang, king of Qin, ascended the throne, he was still young, and his mother and Wei Ran helped him to ascend the throne. During the reign of Xu Antai in the late Qin Dynasty, he destroyed the Yiqu country with a honey trap. Although Zhao Haoqi was the monarch of Qin, the real power was not in his hands. When he grew up, he abolished the power of Xuan Di and big noble, expelled them from the State of Qin, and began to take power alone. Empress Xuan, who has no political power, kept her in the harem while she was still saving the country and enjoying herself. Qin knew these things, but he didn't stop them. After Qin's death, Qin buried her in Mount Li, Zhiyang. Qin Huiwen's mother only knew that Qin Huiwen's father was Qin Xiaogong, but the news about Qin Huiwen's mother was unknown. According to a few words, I only know Qin Huiwen's mother, whose status is relatively low, is probably a maid-in-waiting level. So Qin Huiwen's mother has no relevant records. Qin Huiwen's father is Qin Xiaogong, and the information about Qin Xiaogong is only his political and military achievements, and there is almost no introduction about family members. When Qin Huiwen was a child, his father Qin Xiaogong invited relevant teachers to teach him knowledge. For teachers, Qin Huiwen is very trusting and dependent. King Huiwen of Qin made a mistake. When Shang Yang promulgated the law, he once said that nobles should also be punished for breaking the law. Shang Yang was embarrassed at this time. The prince is only fourteen years old and will be the monarch of Qin in the future. If he is executed, what is the future of Qin? If the prince is not punished, what's the point of vowing to enforce the laws and regulations? Shang Yang used his quick wits and read out the punishment for Chinese medicine. I am young and exempt from corporal punishment, but the disciple's mistakes are closely related to the teachers, so Shang Yang punished two of my young teachers, and the Prince gave me a slap in the face, and the Prince Youfu gave me a slap in the face. And Shang Yang's practice made him hate it. After Qin Huiwen came to power, the first thing was to punish Shang Yang. At that time, Qin Huiwen was told that Shang Yang had the heart of rebellion, and Qin Huiwen took this opportunity to arrest Shang Yang and kill him. In addition, he ordered the arrest of Shang Yang's henchmen and put them all to death. Qin Huiwen was not taken care of by her mother when she was a child, so yes, the two teachers were very dependent. After they were punished, Qin Huiwen has always held a grudge against Shang Yang. When he ascended the throne, the first thing he did was to punish Shang Yang.