Whether Su Wu married a wife and had children when he was a Xiongnu, is there any historical record?

Su Wu had a son in the Xiongnu.

Regarding Su Wu's marriage and childbirth in the Xiongnu, Ban Gu is also understated in Su Wu's biography. Su Wu returned to the Han Dynasty in the sixth year of Emperor Zhao's reign, and a son born to his ex-wife, Su Yuan, was killed for participating in the rebellion, and Su Wu was dismissed. In Su Wu's later years, Emperor Xuan of Han took pity on him and asked the people around him:

Wu has been in the Xiongnu for a long time, how can there be a son? "Su Wu has been in the Xiongnu for so long, does he have a son? Su Wu told Emperor Xuan through the empress's father, Ping Enhou:

When the Xiongnu were sent before, the Hu woman gave birth to a son through the country, and asked loudly, willing to redeem it because of the envoy's golden silk. (In the past, when the Xiongnu were distributed, the Xiongnu woman who married happened to give birth to a son, whose name was Su Tongguo, and there was news that he wanted to send gold, silver, and silk through the Han envoy to redeem the boy) Ban Gu only recorded this sentence, and passed it aside, and did not mention the specific course of the matter. probably thinks that Su Wu is married to a "Hu woman" and a "foreign daughter-in-law", and the son named "Tongguo" is a "mixed-race child", so he wants to "hide" for Su Wu.

Li Ling's "Answer to Su Wushu") Yinzi, that is, the heir, which also proves that Su Wu did marry a wife and have children in the Xiongnu. When Su Wu returned to China, his son stayed in the Xiongnu, and although Su Wu, who returned to China, did not say anything until Emperor Xuan asked about it, he was obviously always worried about him in his heart. "Later Tongguo followed the envoy to Lang" ("Hanshu Li Guang Su Jian Biography"), Su Wu's son in the Xiongnu, and finally returned to Han during the Xuan Emperor period and served as a Lang official.

No, people are heroes with integrity.

They wanted him to be submissive, so they gave him a wife and gave birth to a child. His wife is not recorded, probably in the Xiongnu, only his children returned to the Han Dynasty.

Su Wu had been in the Xiongnu for many years, and finally found someone there who loved him all his life, and married a wife and had children. His wife and son ended very well, his wife stayed in the Xiongnu, and he and his son returned to the country.

Because when Su Wu was trapped in the Xiongnu, there was a woman who often took care of him, so he had feelings for this woman, so he married a wife and had children. The ending for him and his wife and children is still relatively good.

Because the Xiongnu Shan Yu admired Su Wu very much, he asked Su Wu to marry the Xiongnu girl. Su Wu was driven to the cold Beihai to shepherd sheep, but he never gave up his dignity, and this move also earned him the respect of the Xiongnu nobles. King Yu Jing of the Xiongnu admired Su Wu very much, and he saw that Su Wu was living too poorly, so he rewarded Su Wu with cattle, sheep, food and clothing, and married the women of the tribe to Su Wu as his wife.

At that time, Su Wu was only in his forties, and he did not shirk King Jing's reward, and accepted it calmly. In this way, after living in the Xiongnu for many years, he finally had his own family, and his Xiongnu wife gave birth to a son to him.

The story of Su Wu's shepherd.

Li Ling was deeply moved by Su Wu's integrity, and then thought that he had betrayed the Han Dynasty, no matter what the reason, he was always shameless to face Su Wu, so he retreated in shame, and did not dare to mention the words of Su Wu's surrender.

When the nobles of the Xiongnu learned about it, they all admired Su Wu's noble temperament, and they no longer forced Su Wu to surrender, but sent him to Beihai to herd sheep, and told Su Wu that when the ram you raised gave birth to cubs, you could return to the Han Dynasty. Since then, Su Wu has been herding sheep in Beihai until the sixth year of the first century, when Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty sent people back to the Han Dynasty.

After Su Wu returned to the Han Dynasty, his son in the Xiongnu was taken to the Central Plains, but his wife did not follow him because he was a Hu person. In the historical classics, it is only recorded that his wife gave birth to a child, named Tongguo, but there is not much introduction to her ending. After Su Wu's son returned to the Central Plains, he lived with his old father, and he must have lived well.

As for the fate of his wife, it is unknown. <>

1. Su Wu sent Hu Di to marry a wife and have children in 19 years For Su Wu, when he sent an envoy to the Xiongnu, he not only failed to complete the monarch's order, but also allowed himself to be detained by the Xiongnu. In order to make Su Wu die of the desire to return to the Central Plains, the Xiongnu sent their Han general and Su Wu's friend Li Ling to persuade him to surrender. Li Ling said that during the period when Su Wu was detained, his mother died, his younger brother also committed suicide, his daughter-in-law also remarried, and there was not much left in the family.

However, Su Wu resolutely refused to surrender and was sentenced to exile. During his exile, he married a woman and gave birth to a son, named Tongguo. <>

2. After Su Wu returned to Han, what happened to his wife and children Not long after Su Wu returned to Han, Su Yuan, the son born to his ex-wife, was killed for participating in the rebellion, and he was implicated because of this, was dismissed from office, and his salary was reduced. In 74 BC, Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty Liu Fuling died of illness, and Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty Liu Xun ascended the throne, not only restored Su Wu's official position, but also made him the Marquis of Guannei and rewarded him with a fief of 300 households. But as an old man in his sixties, it is human nature to enjoy family life, so after Emperor Xuan of Han learned that Su Wu had a wife and children in Hudi, he sent an envoy to ransom his son back with gold, silver and silk to accompany Su Wu.

There is no description of whether his wife returned to Han in the historical records, so its fate is unknown. <>

For Su Wu, spending his life in a bitter cold place can be described as very miserable. Fortunately, with his wife and children by his side, it can be regarded as adding a few warmth to the tragic fate. In 60 BC, Su Wu died, and Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty remembered his spirit of observing festivals for the country for 19 years, painted a portrait of him, and also set up a tablet for the world to worship and remember!

In the end, they were reunited as a family, and when the emperor found out, he sent someone to ask the Xiongnu for him and brought them back to Han.

The wife was harshly tortured by the tribe. Fortunately, this strong Hun woman has always felt that Zhang Qian will definitely come back to find herself, and live a hard life with her two sons. Zhang Qian and Gan's father took advantage of the chaos to return to the Central Plains after Shan Yu's death, and they were each made big officials.

In the end, Zhang Qian and his Xiongnu wife lived a good life in the Central Plains.

When his deeds were reported to the Han Dynasty, the Han Dynasty people considered him a hero. Due to the trend of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty at that time, Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty eased the relationship between the Han Dynasty and the Xiongnu after ascending the throne, so Su Wu was able to return to China. Because the place where he stayed was very remote, Su Wu was skinny after 19 years.

At that time, there were more than 100 people who went to Beihai with Su Wu, but only 9 people were able to hold on to it until now. Plus Su Wu, these 10 people deserve the respect and admiration of the people of the Han Dynasty. Su Wu once married a woman when he was in the Xiongnu, and they also gave birth to a child at that time.

Fortunately, the relationship between the Han Dynasty and the Xiongnu eased at that time, and it was fortunate that Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty could send someone to take Su Wu's children back to China.

Because Su Wu is a symbol of the integrity of the Han Dynasty, although Su Wu was captured by the Xiongnu, he did not give in after 19 years of torture in the Xiongnu, so as a symbol of national integrity, Su Wu was also forgiven by the emperor for marrying a wife and having children in the Xiongnu.

It was because after Su Wu arrived at the Xiongnu early, he was detained by the Xiongnu Shan Yu and forced him to surrender. However, Su Wu faced the coercion and temptation of the Xiongnu, and Su Wu did not surrender until death. That's why it was admired by later generations.

Because of Su Wu's noble integrity, although he married a wife and had children in the Xiongnu, he still did not forget his motherland and would rather herd sheep than surrender to the Xiongnu.

Although Su Wu married a wife and had children in the Xiongnu, he opened up the way to the Western Regions and made great contributions.

Su Wu went to the Western Regions for national affairs at that time, although he made some mistakes and was exiled to the wilderness, but he had lofty ideals, absolute loyalty to the country, and did not betray the country even to death, so it is worth remembering.

Because Su Wu is a very upright person, his tenacious perseverance and indomitable national integrity are worth learning from each of us. He remained steadfast no matter what the situation encountered, and set a good example for future generations.

Later generations admired Su Wu's integrity, he was imprisoned by the Xiongnu for decades, placed in the wild Gobi, suffered so much and did not change his original intention, thinking about his mission.

Although Su Wu was forced to marry his sister to him by the king of the Xiongnu in the Xiongnu place, he never forgot that he was a member of the Han Dynasty, and he always thought of a way to escape, and finally contacted some other tribes.

Li Ling immediately set up a banquet for Su Wu to catch the wind, only to know that Su Wu already had a son when he was in the Huns, and the reason why Su Wu was ruthless not to take his son back was that Su Tong had Xiongnu blood and would discredit himself. The second is that he can't help but be happy to redeem another emperor, plus he has just returned to China and has no strength. The combination of these many factors caused Su Tongguo to suffer in the Xiongnu for a few more years.

Su Wu was exiled to the Xiongnu to marry a wife and have children. He returned to Kazakhstan in his later years and returned to the Han Dynasty, and found that his Su family was about to die, but he took back his son on the Xiongnu side in order to survive.

Later, he was picked up by Emperor Xuan of Han and returned to the Han Dynasty! When Su Wu returned to the Han Dynasty, in order to avoid unnecessary trouble, he concealed the matter of marrying a wife and having children from Emperor Xuan of Han. Later, Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty saw that Su Wu was depressed, and Su Wu confided the truth! Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty ordered someone to go to the Xiongnu to redeem Su Wu's son!