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The Historical Story of Liu Fuling, Liu Bingyi
He is the son of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and his mother is Mrs. Gou Jian. He was Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty, but he died young and had no children. After his death, Liu He, the king of Changyi, acceded to the throne (as if he were a big childe in Song in the Cloud). He was the grandson of Li Furen, but he was deposed when he became the 27th Emperor. Later, Liu Bingyi (that is, Liu Xun) acceded to the throne, that is, the later Emperor Xuan Di. Their rule appeared.

Liu Bingyi is the grandson of the criminal prince, who is the son of Wei Zifu. Later, due to witchcraft, Liu Bingyi was spared the death penalty because he was young.

By the way, the first queen of Liu Bingyi was Xu Pingjun, but later she was killed by Huo Guang's daughter. Huo Guang's daughter is the second queen of Liu Bingyi, named Huo Chengjun.

Huo Guang is Huo Qubing's half-brother (who once played Da Mo ballad), and Yun Ge is uncle and nephew. Yu Meng should be the adopted son of Master Jiu.

As for the Shangguan family, it is not clear. May be the descendants of Shangguan Jie, Shangguan Jie, Jin Ridi (hee hee, can't play), Huo Guang and Sang Hongyang. The other is the Shangguan Queen, the Queen of Liu Fuling, and Huo Guang's niece.