How many men did Shangguan Wan'er have in her life?

No less than five.

Records on the epitaph:

In 2013, archaeologists discovered that Shangguan Wan'er's tomb was buried in the north of Dengcun, Beidu Town, Weicheng District, Xianyang City. Once the news came out, aroused the curiosity of netizens. People are curious about the legendary tomb of this heroine prime minister, hoping to find some interesting and meaningful clues in it.

Due to the man-made destruction of the tomb, it was not until two years later that a major breakthrough was made in the excavation research of the tomb. The epitaph of Shangguan Wan'er unearthed and published by archaeological experts made everyone exclaimed. The original historical records There are also fake ones.

Shangguan Wan'er's epitaph records that she became a "talented person" canonized by Tang Gaozong early when she was 13 years old. This is equivalent to saying that Tang Gaozong was the one who recorded Shangguan Wan'er's life. 's first man. Not to mention whether Shangguan Wan'er had any lovers that were not recorded in history or discovered, there are four men recorded in official history and epitaphs alone.

As for unofficial history and folklore records, there may be an improper relationship between Zhang Changzong and Shangguan Wan'er. According to the history book "Old Tang Book": "Wan'er should be punished for disobeying the decree, but God will cherish his talent." Not to kill, but to tattoo his face."

Because the history books did not clearly explain the specific reasons why Wan'er violated the order, there is a lot of room for play, so some people said that this was because. Shangguan Wan'er had an affair with Zhang Changzhong, who was in front of Wu Zetian, and was discovered by Wu Zetian on the spot.

Some people even say that Li Xian was Shangguan Wan'er's first love. Based on this calculation, Shangguan Wan'er had no less than five men in her life. But no one knows what history is like. The so-called official history may be wrong. History is written by the victors later.