Empress E s daughter Ying is Shun s wife or Li Yu s wife

Empress E and Nuying are Yao's daughters and Shun's wives.

The wife of Li Yu, the queen of the Southern Tang Dynasty, one was the queen of the Great Zhou, and the historical record is called Emperor E, that is, Zhaohuihou, who died of illness when Li Yu was 28 years old. In the next three years, Li Yu established the sister of the Great Zhou Hou as the queen, and it was the Xiao Zhou Hou, and the name of this person is not recorded in history. Xiao Zhou later died of illness a year after Li Yu was poisoned.

Of course, it's Shun's wife!They are Yao's daughters, while Li Yu's wives are Da Zhou Hou and Xiao Zhou Hou.

Shun's wife. It was Yao's two daughters.

Of course, the relationship is very good, but at that time, Emperor Zhou E died of illness, and then Xiao Zhou was very good-looking, so he could naturally win the favor of the emperor.

The relationship between the two of them is very good, and the two of them are very affectionate after they get married. Although Li Yu likes his wife very much, he is a person who has a lot of potatoes, and it is also to relieve his longing, so he married his wife's sister.

1, Emperor E, married to Yu Shun at the same time as his sister Nuying, and Emperor E has no children.

2, Emperor Zhou E (936-965), named Zhou Xian, the eldest daughter of Situ Zhouzong of the Southern Tang Dynasty, and the empress of Li Yu, the queen of Li Hou of the Southern Tang Dynasty, known as the Great Zhou Empress in history.

The two of them have the same name

It's Shun's wife, she is Yao's daughter, and she works with Nuying.

Li Yu's feelings in his works should be Xiao Zhouhou, who was by his side when the Southern Tang Dynasty destroyed the country, and compared her to Empress E's daughter to commemorate the relationship between the two.

I think the woman I miss in Li Yu's work should be Xiao Zhouhou, after all, compared with Da Zhouhou, Xiao Zhouhou has been with Li Yu for a longer time, and understands Li Yu better in many ways, and Xiao Zhouhou sacrifices more for Li Yu.

I think the people he misses in Li Yu's works are very complicated, and I prefer that he misses Xiao Zhouhou, because Xiao Zhouhou received too much love at that time.

Li Yu's works are really unpredictable, and the cuts in his works are really difficult to understand. I think it should be after the big week, although Li Yu loved Xiao Zhouhou more before his death, but his love for the big Zhouhou is not worse than that of Xiao Zhouhou.

I think what I miss should be Xiao Zhouhou, because Xiao Zhouhou spent more time with Li Yu, and after the fall of the Southern Tang Dynasty, Xiao Zhouhou did not abandon Li Yu's side, which shows the depth of Xiao Zhouhou's feelings for Li Yu, and it is reasonable for Li Yu to miss Xiao Zhouhou; But what Li Yu misses more should be the life of the wind and snow before the destruction of the country.

I think he should miss the days when he was the emperor, when he was carefree, with the country in his hands and the beauty in his arms, and now he is imprisoned, and losing the country is like losing his lover.

I think it's the Great Zhou Hou, after the death of the Great Zhou Hou, Li Yu was grief-stricken and wrote a memorial essay of more than 1,000 words "Zhaohui Zhou Hou", which is the longest of his hand-me-down works. For a long time, Li Yu couldn't get out of the pain of losing his wife, and the style of words that was tender and intoxicating in the past began to turn to mourning and sadness. After the Great Zhou Dynasty, it led to a change in Li Yu's style of words and a change in his personality.

I don't think it's possible to know exactly, after all, there is no direct evidence in his poem to prove who he wrote, and I don't think he is necessarily nostalgic for these two beauties, but more referring to that kind of beautiful life.

In 955 AD, Emperor Zhou E was haggard because of "The Song of Ni Clothes and Feathers", and after falling ill, he received the blow of the untimely death of his third son Zhongxuan, and he couldn't stand it, and finally died.