When Liu Qi was a prince, he had nine sons. The first three sons were born to Li Jisheng, the fourth son was Liu Yu, the fifth son was Liu Fei, and the sixth son was Liu Duan, born to Ji Chengsheng. Liu's seven sons and his eight sons were all born to Jia; Liu Fa is Don Ji's son. When the tenth son of Qi was still in his mother's belly, Emperor Wen died and Liu Qi succeeded him as emperor.
Bo Shi, the queen of Yunjing, the Emperor of Chu Feng, is the crown princess of the Prince and a member of Ji Bo. The thin queen's marriage is unfortunate. She has been from a crown princess to a queen for more than 20 years, but she has never been loved by her husband and has no children. In the second year of Jingdi, Queen Bo died of illness. Queen Bo's biggest backstage is gone, and the status of the queen seems to be a bit critical. In the fourth year of Yuan Dynasty, Liu Rong, the illegitimate son of Ji, became the Crown Prince and was named Li. On the same day, Liu Che, Wang Yi's four-year-old son, was made King of Jiaodong.
As the saying goes, "A mother depends on her son." When Li Ji's son Liu Rong became the Crown Prince, it really didn't matter whether Li Ji was loved or not. Naturally, someone will follow suit. Princess Liu Pu is mother's sister and Tao's eunuch. Several beauties in Jing Di met Jing Di through Liu Pu, and their noble and painful love surpassed the increasingly angry Li Ji. One day, Liu Pu came to visit Rong and offered to betroth his daughter to Rong as a crown princess. In Liu Pu's view, as a princess herself, this suitable marriage will surely succeed. What? Jealous women don't think about the result. Thinking that Liu Piao had offered several beauties to Jingdi, Li Ji readily rejected Liu Piao's proposal, which made Liu Piao lose face. Liu Pu was very angry and decided to look for other candidates. Fourteen sons of Jingdi, the eldest son Liu Rong, the second son and the third son, were born. Yu Haozhi's Palace stutters awkwardly; Liu Fei is arrogant and extravagant; Liu is a thief, but he can't get close to women. Liu Zuqiao is flattering; Liu Sheng indulged in lewdness; Liu Fa's biological mother is petite, and neither mother nor son is favored; Next, the fourth king of Jiaodong, the tenth son of Nian Wang Wan, was smart since childhood and loved by both mother and son. Wang Di and Liu Pu arranged two marriages for their offspring. One is Yu's daughter, and the other is his second son Chen Di and his third daughter Long. These two marriages clearly show the two mothers' distinct political ambitions. Under the control of Wang Yi and Liu Pu, the future of Li Ji and Liu Rong was decided.
In order to make her daughter the mother of a country, and also to attack Li Ji, Liu Pu said Li Ji's floating name in front of Jing Di from time to time, and often praised Liu Che. Jing Di also thinks that Liu Che has both ability and political integrity, and her mother's dream is in her arms, so she loves Liu Che more and more. On one occasion, Liu Piao slandered King Jing and said, "Li Ji gathered all the ladies-in-waiting and his beloved wife together, and often let his followers spit and curse behind his back and use witchcraft." In the Han dynasty, people believed in witchcraft, and "charm" was a magic weapon for women to compete for love. There are all kinds of postures, some of which are very cruel and bloody, and "willing to spit on its back" is the simplest and easiest witchcraft. Jingdi hates Li Ji. However, due to her deep affection for Li Ji in her later period, she still has good ideas. In addition, Princess Guantao said that there was no evidence, and Jingdi did not convict Li Ji.
Sometimes King Jing is in poor health and in a bad mood, so he says to him, "I hope you can be kind to other concubines and their sons after a hundred years." In fact, Jing Di's statement has made a plan to entrust orphans to Li Ji, but Li Ji became more and more angry after listening to it. Not only did she refuse to take care of the descendants of other concubines with pets, but she even abused Jing Di. Jingdi was also dissatisfied with his position, but he endured it, except that he was not angry. Wang Yi, who knows how to move at the right time, knows that Jingdi is angry with Li Ji, but if he wants to abolish the prince, he still needs to add a fire. He must have the right time and the right temperature to achieve the best results. Two years after the establishment of the Prince, Xuan Yue proclaimed himself emperor in 6 BC, and the thin queen was deposed.
Four months later, in the first month of the seventh year BC, the dark forces inside Wang Yi urged the minister to make Li Ji the queen. The minister said, "A son is a mother's love, and a mother is a son's love." Today, the prince's mother has no title. She should be a queen. Jing Di flew into a rage: "This is what you should say!" So he ordered the Minister of Justice to condemn this crime, abolished Rong and renamed him Linjiang King. In April of the same year, the reigning Wang Yi was made queen. In the fourth month of April, her son Liu Che was made a prince. Liu Rong was abolished, and Jingdi also abolished Ji. Li Xintian's indignation is getting stronger and stronger, but she can't even see Jing Di's face. After all, Li Ji died of depression.
Li Ji tomb information
There are only two tombs to the north of Jingdi Yangling. One is the queen's tomb and the other is the imperial tomb.
According to the Records of Xianyang County compiled by Zang Yingtong during the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, "Emperor Jing abandoned the prince by the river." Today, 830 meters north of Yangling, there is a big mound in the south of Gaozhuang Village, Jingyang County, covered with a bucket shape. The bottom equipment is 60 meters north and south, 55 meters north and south, and the enclosure height is 20 meters. Locals call this tomb "Shengzi Tomb" abstractly, which is similar to "Sheng".
According to Yangling's archaeological declaration, these two ramps are China-shaped on the plane, and consist of burial chambers and utensils. Located at the bottom of the tomb, the detailed structure is not clear.
Li Furen's tomb has only one pyramid-shaped mound, which is favored by Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty, while Li Ji's tomb has two pyramid-shaped mound. Li Ji died of jealousy and guilt, but the scale of the tomb is even larger than that of Li Furen, which shows Li Ji's position in Zhai Jing.
Li Ji family members
Husband Liu Qi, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the sixth emperor of the Western Han Dynasty.
Erzilin
Hejian Wang Xian Liu De
Linjiang mourns Liu Yu.
Li Ji name introduction.
It's not a name. It turned out to be the surname of the Zhou Dynasty, and the concubines and princesses of emperors in previous dynasties were also called Ji. China's laudatory name for women when Ji died.
Li Ji's historical record.
Historical Records Volume 49 consorts Family Volume 19