Langya legend short message

This woman is Chu Zi. There are very few women in politics in history, because in the feudal system era, women were all Germans and did not go into politics. Even the emperor's favorite concubine, any concubine who asks about state affairs will be regarded as a "femme fatale" by the princes. But there are so many women who don't think that only men can manage, and so can women.

This Chu garlic is the queen of Emperor Jin Kang, and her life experience can be said to be very admirable. Chu garlic was born in an official family, well-informed and broad-minded. When he was young, he married Kim and had a son. At the age of twenty, he became a queen. Kim's son died shortly after his birth, and Kim succeeded to the throne at the age of two. However, because Jin was still young, ministers were scolded by Empress Chu. When Jin was fifteen, the Queen Mother returned the political power to him, and then retired to Chongde Palace to prepare for his old age.

The good times didn't last long. Jin Mudi died at the age of 19, childless, and later Sima Pi, the king of Langya, acceded to the throne. I didn't expect him not only to care about politics, but also to be superstitious about monks. He didn't eat all day, and finally fell ill and didn't get well for a year. Ministers saw this situation and had to ask the queen mother to return to power. Before long, even Sima Pi died of illness, and the queen mother later made Sima Yi emperor, but the traitor pulled him down at constant temperature and threatened the queen mother to make Sima Yi emperor. After Sima Yi died of illness, he passed it on to his son, and the Chu operator once again listened to politics.

When Sima Yao was fourteen years old, Chu Operator returned the political power to the emperor and really retired to enjoy life. Chu operator listened to politics three times in his life and assisted six emperors. In fact, she just wants to fast and read Buddha and spend her old age peacefully, but for the sake of the country, she has no choice but to listen to politics. Fortunately, she finally lived a quiet life without political power.