How did emperors in history repay their wet nurses?

Generally speaking, promotion of rank is rewarded handsomely. They may be the emperor's wet nurses, and they will be prosperous all their lives, but there are some exceptions.

Let's talk about it first Why do concubines need a wet nurse after giving birth to a prince? First of all, if raised by a biological mother, the relationship will definitely be very close, and the establishment of a wet nurse is to prevent the mother-child relationship from being too close, leading to the subsequent battle for imperial power. The other is to prevent the biological mother from interfering in politics after the emperor ascended the throne, thus disturbing the platform, leading the queen mother to listen to politics and even seize power.

When it comes to repaying the wet nurse, I have to mention the mother-child love of Zhu Jianshen and Wan Zhener-regardless of the opposition of all the ministers, I married a wet nurse 18 years older than myself, loved her all my life, and mourned for her for seven days after my death. I'm afraid this grand occasion is unprecedented.

Let's see how other emperors repay his wet nurse. Emperor Shun of the Han Dynasty named his wet nurse "Shanyangjun" and his son named his wet nurse "Yewangjun". The same is true in the Tang Dynasty, which was nothing more than a promotion in official position and a generous reward. Yuan Chengzong insisted that women should not interfere in state affairs, so he named the nanny's husband "Shou Guogong", and Emperor Renzong also named the nanny "Mrs. Xu Hui".

Besides Zhu Jianshen, I would also like to mention Wu Tai's wet nurse. Because the Northern Wei Treaty established "the son must kill the mother", that is, the son must kill the mother when he ascended the throne. After losing his biological mother, the wet nurse became his only support. After he acceded to the throne, he named his nurse the empress dowager and always respected and cared for her. However, his nurse is really a good wife and mother, and she has been very kind to people all her life. Until her death, Mao was heartbroken and ordered the whole country to mourn for three days.

Every emperor, no matter how powerful, is dependent. In the eyes of foster mothers, they will always be children, and only true love can be exchanged for true love, which is the only affection in the cold royal family.