Why is treacherous court official Yan Shanjun called Zhang Lvshui's mother? Personally, I think that Yan Shanjun's love may be partly because, like the abandoned Princess Yin, she has a background that is not accepted by the court. Yan Shanjun is not a dissolute king.
But a dutiful son. Some people say that Yan Shanjun is a tyrant, so if Yan Shanjun had not come down from the throne and been executed, maybe what we are seeing now is a wise monarch, a monarch who revenges his mother. . . Moreover, have you ever noticed that although the monarchs before and after Yan Shanjun (Chengzong and Zhongzong) were wise monarchs, they were all timid, with two classes of ministers outside and wives and children at home. Yan Shanjun may not want to be king, and he is still so timid. This is the reason. . . The subsequent failure was not about Yan Shanjun (Yan Shanjun was abolished, and Princess Cishun was also very responsible). Except Yan Shanjun, few kings in North Korea dared to oppose the second class, all of them lived a cowardly life, and then later generations praised Yan Shanjun as a true wise man. Although he was given death at the age of 30, he was free for 30 years and was not with Class Two. Why is Yan Shanjun a tyrant? When he was young, his birth mother was given the gift of death, and her mother had a strong jealousy. He was rude and hated reading since he was a child. He didn't advocate Buddhism and didn't like Confucian culture, which was related to his environment. His father is not very good to him either, but he has not been abolished, because he is the boss, so children who grow up under such conditions will be different.
Why Zhang Lvshui Zhang Lvshui, the most famous witch in Korean history, is called Zhang Lvshui's life can be said to be Cinderella's counterattack. Originally, according to her background, she was the lowest person in North Korea and had no chance to contact the upper level of North Korea. Korean society is different from China's ancient feudal society. Although the concept of inferiority in ancient China was also very serious, it is possible for mothers to rely on their children in China. However, it is not feasible for a mother to rely on her children to be expensive in North Korea, and the identity of the children is decided by the mother.
Zhang Lvshui's mother is an untouchable, and it is also doomed that Zhang Lushui is also an untouchable. Dalits were the most discriminated class in the Korean era. They don't have a household registration, so they can't call their father "Dad", but only "adults" or "masters". Basically, their father won't take care of them. They can't participate in all things related to politics, and they have been excluded since childhood. However, Zhang Lvshui is very beautiful and clever. The most important thing is that God gave her a chance to fight back. At first, Zhang Lvshui worked as a prostitute among Yan Shanjun's uncles. At a banquet, Zhang Lvshui was favored by Yan Shanjun and was named Shu Yuan. From then on, Zhang Lvshui began her counterattack career. She won Yanshan Jun's favor with her beauty. She knew how to grasp a man's heart, made Yanshan Jun addicted to her, became Yanshan Jun's favorite concubine, and gave birth to her eldest daughter Li Ningshou to consolidate her position. Because Zhang Lvshui was loved by Li Long, the emperor of Yanshan, she changed from a humble * * * * to Shu Yuan. Theoretically, she is just a concubine, but why is Zhang Lvshui called a witch? Zhang Lvshui used to be a handmaid in Yan Long's uncle, Jun Qi 'an, but she was also occupied by Jun Qi 'an. But King Qi 'an just wouldn't help her take a concubine. On the contrary, he always likes to show off Zhang Lvshui in front of others. For example, King Jing of Qi 'an often holds banquets at home and always asks Zhang Lvshui to come out to accompany him. He made others Zhang Lvshui frivolous, especially enjoying the feeling that he claimed possession when others wanted Zhang Lvshui. Therefore, Zhang Lvshui was very unwilling, so he seduced Wang Yanshan, the king of South Korea, at a banquet, and successfully attracted Yan Shanjun's attention and became Zhang Shuyuan. In the feudal society at that time, Zhang Lvshui did this to confuse the Chaogang. Before Kong Ji appeared, Zhang Lvshui was particularly favored by Yanlong. Li Long was basically responsive to Zhang Lvshui's demands, when she and Yan Shanjun had a very dissolute time together. Li Long turned temples into brothels, colleges into pubs, eliminated the paddock of the capital Lisan, and made public appearances with Zhang Lvshui at a banquet. Later, after Li Long's death, people in the Korean dynasty had to make excuses for Yan Shanjun's * * * behavior. After all, Li Long represents the face of a country. Therefore, Zhang Lvshui, who was favored by Yan Shanjun, was naturally pushed out to undertake all this. In addition, Zhang Lvshui was born in a humble background, and it was a shame for them that an untouchable could influence the operation of the dynasty. So they defined Zhang Lvshui as a witch, thinking that everything Yan Shanjun did was bewitched by her. Zhang Lvshui's background is very low. She is the daughter of an untouchable. She used to be a * * *, and was later named Shu Yuan by Yan Shanjun. A king's man showed Zhang Lvshui to the public. Why was this charming and stubborn woman named as one of the three enchantresses of the Korean dynasty by later generations? There is little information about Zhang Lvshui on the Internet, but Baidu Encyclopedia only introduces that she was born a pariah, and then married Yan Shanjun and became a favorite princess. After The King's Man was broadcast, there were many public comments on Zhang Lvshui. Some people say that she is a diabolical and gorgeous woman, and Zhang Lvshui's beauty is certain, otherwise she would not be rated as one of the three enchantresses of the Korean dynasty. Is this fair to Zhang Lvshui? In fact, after watching The King's Man, I felt more sigh for Zhang Lvshui. If you can live an innocent life, who wants to live in intrigue? Everything she does is to survive. She can't change the identity given to her by heaven, so she can only climb up by hook or by crook. If she doesn't climb, she will be destroyed. What's it like for Zhang Lvshui to deal with three men? At that time, after playing Yan Shanjun's uncle, her only goal was to get rid of him and live, so at the party, she seduced Li Junlong of Yan Shanjun between eye movements. At that time, for her, feelings were superfluous. All she cares about is that the power in Yan Shanjun's hands can keep her alive, so she doesn't care if others say that she is disturbing the imperial clan. She still insists on being herself and can still stand in front of others with a smile. Aside from everything about Zhang Lvshui, she is just a poor woman. Is the birth mother of Yan Shanjun of North Korea framed by history or really abandoned because of jealousy? Yin Shi, Yan Shanjun's biological mother, was abolished because she was scratched when Chengzong went to find another concubine.
Yin was born in a poor family with two classes. After her father died, her mother sent her to the palace to participate in the "harem selection". On March 19th, the fourth year of her reign (1473), she was named second-class Yi Shu. It is said that she was favored by Chengzong because of her good looks.
In the fifth year of Emperor Chengzong (1474), Princess Yuan died, and Yin succeeded to the throne on August 9, the seventh year of Emperor Chengzong (1476). In the same year 1 1 July 7th, Yan Shanjun, the eldest son of Hiuke.
Yin was originally a favorite of Chengzong, but because of his strong jealousy, he often carried arsenic with him. He was accused of trying to kill Chengzong's favorite maids, female officials and even concubines, but was rejected because he disagreed with Chengzong's biological mother, Princess Cui Ren. Chengzong became more alienated from Yin because of his mother's influence.
In the eighth year of Emperor Chengzong's reign, Emperor Chengzong was furious at Yin's possession of poisonous and evil books in his bedroom and prepared to make Yin his concubine. However, Minister Ren and others demanded that Emperor Chengzong take back his life on the grounds of abolishing the princess, and finally Emperor Chengzong canceled the decision to abolish the princess. It can be said that Yan Shanjun saved Yin. Unexpectedly, Yin was abolished two years later.
On June 1st, 10th year of Chengzong (1479), Yin rushed into the harem and had a great conflict with Chengzong, which was regarded as treason. On the second day of June, Yin was abolished.
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Although Yin became an abandoned princess, Chengzong was worried that Yin would endanger the country with her exclusive rights as the mother of Yanshan Jun after her death, so on August 16th of the 13th year of Chengzong (1482), Zuo Chengzuo was ordered to give Yin to her private house, and her relatives were also ordered to exile by Chengzong.
Yan Shanjun, son of Yin family, succeeded to the throne. 1504, his mother was restored, he was honored as the queen of Qi Xian, and his tomb was upgraded to Huailing. In 1506, her reset was cancelled after all. While resetting his mother, Yan Shanjun also actively retaliated against people related to Yin's death. Among the married women at home and abroad, Yan and Zheng (both men), two aristocrats at the time of their reign, were considered to be the masterminds and were killed by Yan Shanjun.
Bai Shi, the wet nurse of Chengzong, and the noble stone of Dezong Palace in North Korea were humiliated by Yan Shanjun even after their death. At that time, Yan Shanjun even tried to kill Cishun, the adoptive mother who raised him as her own son (that is, the second-step princess who became an emperor). Fortunately, Wang Shenshi stopped him.