In the history of China, the beauty in the emperor's harem is like a cloud, and the blood of the royal family is endless. Song Huizong was the emperor who gave birth to the most children in the Northern Song Dynasty. Eighty. Song Huizong and Zhao Ji have more than two lives. First of all, they have many talents. Second, have more children. In the field of art, whether it is poetry, lyrics and composition, or pen and ink, Song Huizong is first-class; In terms of fertility, Song Huizong also has many children, which is second to none in the fertility history of ancient emperors in China. According to the History of Song Dynasty, before the demise of the Northern Song Dynasty, Huizong had thirty-one sons (Biography of Imperial Clans) and thirty-four daughters (Biography of Princess). According to the official incomplete statistics, Song Huizong has been firmly seated as the first emperor with the largest number of children. In fact, Song Huizong had a son named Zhao Xiang before he was captured, but the biography of Song Shizong was lost in the records. According to "Empress Song Hui", "On August 4th, 2007 (Xuanhe), the imperial edict issued:' For Wang Jieyu's birthday, relatives can press the following item to thank him ...'" This child is the 32nd prince Zhao Xiang, who was later named as the Duke of Korea. As for Zhao Xiang, in the Notes on the History of Jingkang Kaifeng House, it is also recorded that "Minister Han Gong was three years old, that is, the little prince", that is, Song Huizong's youngest son captured in the "Jingkang Disaster". Therefore, before the Jingkang disaster, Song Huizong had thirty-two sons and thirty-four daughters. The Notes on the History of Jingkang compiled by Que 'an and Nai 'an in the Song Dynasty gave a very detailed account of the fall of Bianjing and the return of Jinbing to the north. Because of its shameful content, most official history cannot be recorded. The book consists of seven parts: Kaifeng House (anonymous in the Song Dynasty), Qing Palace in One (Wang Chengdi in the Jin Dynasty), Groans (anonymous in the Song Dynasty) and Song Prison Affairs (anonymous in the Jin Dynasty). It is recorded by different authors on a daily basis according to their personal experiences, and all kinds of materials confirm each other, which has high reference. Explore Song Huizong's life before and after his arrest. Song Huizong has many children, which is largely due to his lewdness. The History of Song Dynasty criticized him as "frivolous", which was to save face. According to "Jing Chen Kang Shi Jian Zheng Qing Palace Yu Yi", Song Huizong "must be a virgin on the fifth and seventh days, and give her a royal title, that is, once she is lucky, she will be promoted to the next level. After the abdication, the maid-in-waiting is 6 thousand. " You can chop 6,000 ladies-in-waiting at a time. It is estimated that there were more than 10,000 ladies-in-waiting when Song Huizong was in office. As the emperor, the emperor's father-in-law, Song Huizong didn't put his mind and energy into politics and defending the enemy, but was addicted to creation and bed, which accelerated the demise of the Northern Song Dynasty to some extent. After entering the gold, Song Huizong was named "faithful and faithful", humiliated and exhausted, and finally settled in Wu Guocheng (now yilan county, Heilongjiang). During this period, although the conditions were worse and the space was smaller, there were many women around Song Huizong. According to "Jing Kang Shi Jian Zheng Kai Feng Fu Xiang", when Song Huizong was captured, there were 43 concubines with titles, female officials/kloc-0, and as many as 504 maids with unknown names. These concubines were escorted to Xu Jin in batches. In addition to those who died halfway and were occupied by the Jin people, quite a few people stayed in Song Huizong. According to "Jing Kang Zhu Chen and Song prisoner history", "there were six sons and eight daughters after entering the customs" and "there were five other sons who were born in the spring of six years and were not unconscious". That is to say, after being captured, his woman gave birth to 19 children, of which "six sons and eight daughters" are of the bloodline, while "five childless (mostly dead)" is the kind of Jin people. Song's "Prisoner" was written by the Jin people. When it comes to faces, it has no scruples, but it has enhanced its credibility. So, before and after Song Huizong was captured, he had thirty-eight children and forty-two women, a total of eighty children. So, what is the fate of these 80 children? Let's start with the prince. Before the demise of the Northern Song Dynasty, seven of the 32 princes died, and the remaining 23 princes (excluding Zhao Gou), together with six later-born princes such as Evonne, Zhao Zhu and Zhao Tan, became conquered with Song Huizong and Song Qinzong. As for the forty-two princesses, except that "Gong Ji was born only a week ago, and the Jin people didn't know it, so she couldn't do it" (The Story of the Princess in the History of Song Dynasty), the rest died young, or died in exile, or became trophies of the Jin people for slavery or fun, and finally disappeared. How can there be eggs under the broken nest? ! However, on the other hand, the high level of civilization mastered by father and son, Zhao Zongshi and thousands of captured officials finally branded the barbaric Jurchen nationality with permanent Chinese culture. According to the Records of Eight Banners in Manchu Dynasty, the surname of "Ilgen Jueluo" among the descendants of Jurchen is Zhao. "Heilongjiang Zhimanuscript Family" also said: "Those who feel Luo are passed on to Qin." In other words, some aristocratic families in the Qing Dynasty did not rule out the possibility of being descendants of the royal family in the Northern Song Dynasty. This, I'm afraid, is the strongest fertility in the history of China, the largest number of children in Song Huizong, also did not think of.