Li Longji married his daughter-in-law Yang Yuhuan, so what happened to Li Longji's son? what do you think?

Li Longji took his daughter-in-law Yang Yuhuan as a concubine. Now it seems that this matter has gone too far. There were no beauties in the Tang Dynasty. Why do you want to rob your daughter-in-law with your son? And the point is, this daughter-in-law is obviously the concubine of Wu Huifei, the favorite concubine of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, and she was betrothed to his son Li Mao, the Shouwang. When he married Li Mao, Li Longji had met Yang Yuhuan and agreed to marry Yang Yuhuan to his son Li Mao.

The relationship between the royal families in the Tang Dynasty was very chaotic. For example, Wu Zetian was the concubine of Emperor Taizong, but later she became the queen of Tang Gaozong, and her father and son married a concubine together. This is even more outrageous. Earlier, Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong, killed his younger brother Li and married Li's crown princess as his concubine. Isn't this robbing his sister-in-law Alas, this was only normal in the Tang Dynasty. Who told me that the Tang Dynasty was the most open dynasty in the history of China, and there was no one?

Li Longji's favorite is Wu Huifei, Wu Huifei is the granddaughter of Wu Zetian and Li Longji's favorite concubine. Wu Huifei gave birth to Li Mao, the longevity king, and married Yang Yuhuan for Li Mao. After Wu Huifei's death, Li Longji was very sad and unhappy, and it was boring to meet anyone until he took a fancy to Yang Yuhuan. Who called Li Longji the emperor? The emperor was supreme at that time, as long as it was the woman he liked, no matter who, no matter who. Therefore, Li Longji, as emperor, ordered Yang Yuhuan to divorce Li Mao and put Yang Yuhuan in his harem. You know, there are 3,000 beautiful women in Li Longji's harem, but he doesn't like any of them.

At the same time, in order to compensate his son, Li Longji betrothed Wei's daughter to Li Mao, the longevity king, as a longevity princess. In this whole process, Li Mao did not respond, and he did not dare to respond. Li Longji is the emperor and his father. At that time, marriage was his parents' life, but Li Longji was the first person to rob his wife. Li Mao, with or without opinions, can only listen to the arrangement. Before Li Longji came to power, the power struggle in the Tang Dynasty was bloody.

The marriage between Li Mao and Yang Yuhuan was love at first sight, and then it was completed by parents. It must be love at first sight, because Li Mao likes Yang Yuhuan. At least it shows that Yang Yuhuan is beautiful and Li Mao likes it very much. Losing someone you like is definitely a blow to Li Mao, but Li Mao, born in the royal family, dare not have any dissatisfaction with the outside world, because it will put him in prison or worry about his life. Besides, Li Xun, the longevity king, is just Li.

When Li Mao married Yang Yuhuan, Yang Yuhuan was only 16 years old, and Li Mao should be one or two years younger than Yang Yuhuan, because Li Mao's brother Li Linsheng was the sixteenth son of Li Longji in 720 AD, and Li Lin was one year younger than Yang Yuhuan, so Li Xun was definitely younger. When Li Longji married Yang Yuhuan, Yang Yuhuan was only 19 years old.

Li Mao, the longevity king, is a complete tragic figure. Watching my father rob the woman he loves, he can't do anything, not even the least resistance. In this way, he ended his life gloomily. He can't have no hatred for his father, but he can only bury his hatred in his heart. Li Mao is a joke to everyone. To Li Longji, Li Mao is just an abrasive son. Li Mao's last self-esteem as a man was obviously cruelly trampled by Li Longji. Li Mao lived to 775 AD, and Li Longji lived to be 13 years old after his death. However, his only luck was that he escaped the Anshi Rebellion. In the Mayiyi mutiny, his father Li Longji was forced to hand over death to Yang Yuhuan, and then his younger brother Hengli seized the throne of Li Longji, which may be the only move in his life.