Hanwu joke

The story of "The Golden House hides the Jiao" once represented a much-told story, but unfortunately the protagonist of the story ended up with a fruitful ending, and the much-told story turned into a joke. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty not only failed to keep his promise, but two of a kind in the past finally became a bitter couple. Although Chen Ajiao asked him for money, he never caused any friendship in the past. However, Chen Ajiao was also a beautiful woman and helped to support Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty to ascend to the throne. But why did Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty abolish it and demote it to Nagato Palace without any affection?

Self-reliance and support

According to the biography of Han consorts, "At the beginning, Emperor Wu wanted to be a prince, with a strong Lord and concubines." Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was made a prince with the help of princess royal and Liu Pu, which is of great significance to him. In order to stabilize the state affairs, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty took Chen Ajiao as his wife and made her the queen.

However, Chen Ajiao was different from others since he was a child. He was very arrogant and wanton. Especially after Emperor Wu acceded to the throne, she and princess royal supported themselves, which made them more "arrogant". Their friendship when they were young was worn away by fierce quarrels, and finally only disgust was left.

But at that time, the influence of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty was not stable enough to give up Chen Ajiao completely. He needs the influence of the Chen family to stabilize his position, so he has never laid hands on the Chen family. At that time, when his throne was firmly established, in order to avoid the phenomenon that the consorts interfered in politics again after the Chen family became strong, he began to alienate gradually until he was finally abolished.

Childless after marriage

Although the friendship gradually disappeared, Chen Ajiao's status as queen still exists. At this time, the two of them faced a new problem: "no children for more than ten years."

In ancient times, people paid more attention to children's problems. No children means that the empire has no heirs, and this problem is even more serious. Chen Ajiao was also anxious about this problem. She spent a lot of money looking for children, but it didn't improve at all. In this way, Liu Che's patience is exhausted. At that time, he met Wei Zifu, and the situation was developing in the direction of "only hearing new people laughing, but not seeing old people crying".

Find another lover

Later, Liu Che met Wei Zifu in Princess Pingyang, and it was love at first sight. Liu Che's mind gradually shifted. Especially after Wei Zifu entered the palace, he gave birth to children for Liu Che, which delighted Liu Che. He became more and more fond of Wei Zifu.

Wei Zifu's favor made Chen Ajiao unhappy, so she made some wrong moves, which made her farther and farther away from Liu Che. In particular, Wei Zifu's arrogance is different from Chen Ajiao's. She is gentle, virtuous and considerate, which is in sharp contrast with Chen Ajiao.

Later, the throne was completely stable and no longer needed the help of the Chen family. Chen Ajiao was involved in this witchcraft case, involving a huge amount of money, involving as many as 300 people.

According to the biography of consorts in Han Dynasty, "The queen was out of order and was puzzled by Wuzhu, so she could not accept her fate. It has a seal on it and retires to Nagato Palace. "

At this time, there was no need for Liu Che to keep any more staff, so Queen Chen was abolished. Finally, Liu Che was accompanied by beautiful women in other people's bedrooms, laughing and laughing, and Chen Ajiao died alone in Nagato Palace.

In the end, "the golden house hides the charming" became a joke. How long can Chen Can Gillian be overbearing, and how long can his youthful affection endure? Especially when Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty no longer needed Chen Jia's help, he was involved in such a big case because of his own mistakes and had to be abolished.