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was killed by Cao Pi's order.
In 220 AD (the twenty-fifth year of Jian'an), Cao Cao died, and his son Cao Pi succeeded him as the king of Wei. In June, Cao Pi marched south, and Zhen was left in Yecheng. In the same year, Cao Pi forced Liu Xie, Emperor Xian of Han, to abdicate and become emperor, Emperor Wen of Wei.
Liu Xie, who abdicated as the Duke of Shanyang, dedicated his two daughters to the Wei family as concubines. In addition to the two daughters of the emperor, Cao Pi is in Luoyang, and there are three lucky people in the harem: the noble concubine Queen Guo, the second queen; Li Guiren, born to the prince Cao Xie; Yin noble, the daughter of the Nanyang Yin clan of the Eastern Han Dynasty.
As early as when Cao Pi was on the throne, he entered Queen Guo as his wife, and the title was equivalent to Zhen's. to Cao Pi to be the emperor, take Queen Guo to Luoyang, and enter the noble concubine, second only to the queen; Zhen was left in Yecheng, still a wife, not a queen. Zhen became more and more frustrated and complained.
In June 221 A.D. (the second year of the early Huang Dynasty), Cao Pi sent an envoy to Yecheng to give Zhen to death and buried him in Yecheng. At that time, Cao Pi asked the warlock Zhou Xuan to interpret his dream, and Zhou Xuan replied: "There will be noble women in the world who will die unjustly."
Cao Pi regretted hearing this, and sent someone to recover the messenger who gave the Zhen clan death, but it was too late.
Empress Wen Zhao Zhen (January 26, 183 August 4, 221), name unknown, also known as Lady Zhen. A native of Zhongshan Wuji (now Wuji County, Hebei Province), she was the daughter of Zhen Yi of Shangcai Ling. The concubine of Emperor Wen of Wei Cao Pi, the biological mother of Emperor Cao Rong of Wei Ming.
After Cao Rong ascended the throne, he posthumously honored Zhen as Empress Wenzhao.
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After Ying Zheng became pro-government, he eliminated Lü Buwei and Chang Yu's two major groups, and finally disposed of his mother Zhao Ji, who finally died of depression at the age of forty.
Although Zhao Ji lost her rights and freedoms, she was able to enjoy her old age in peace, and Lü Buwei, who was with Zhao Ji, committed suicide by poisoning after being demoted from Xianyang, Chang Yu was killed by a car, and the three clans, Zhao Ji's power group was completely eradicated. Zhao Ji's life is extremely legendary, but the final ending is such a hasty dispersal of the dry field, which is really embarrassing and emotional.
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Zhao Ji finally ended her life in captivity, repentance, self-blame and longing, and after her death, Qin Shi Huang buried her with the gift of the queen mother, which is the way history deals with this kind of incident, and it is also the end of the imprisoned person, and it is the end of Zhao Ji.
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<> in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zhen Ji is the wife of Emperor Wen of Wei Cao Pi, but Zhen Ji turned out to be Yuan Xi's wife. In the middle of Jian'an, Yuan Shao was the second son Yuan Xina Zhen Ji as his wife. In the ninth year of Jian'an, Cao Cao led the army to capture Yecheng, and Zhen was accepted by Cao Pi because of his excellent appearance, and was very favored, and gave birth to his son Cao Rong and daughter Cao.
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It reflects the transformation of various social struggles and contradictions in the Three Kingdoms era, summarizes the historical changes of this era, and shapes a group of heroes of the Three Kingdoms.
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