Huo Guang s story, what is the relationship between Huo Guang and Huo Quai?

Huo Guang is Huo Quai's half-brother.

Huo Quzhi is Huo Guang's half-brother.

Huo Guang and Huo Quzhi's father was Huo Zhongru, Huo Qubing was the illegitimate son of his father and Wei Shao'er, and then Huo Zhongru returned home to marry a wife and give birth to a son.

Huo Guang met Huo Qubing in 121 BC and was taken to Chang'an to stay with his brother and serve as Cao Guan and Servant.

After Huo Quai's death, Huo Guang successively served as the captain of Fengche and the doctor of Guanglu.

In 87 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty appointed Huo Guang as the general of the Great Sima to assist the new Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty.

Huo Guang died in 68 BC.

Huo Guang and Huo Quzhi are half-brothers.

Huo Guang is Huo Quai's half-brother. After Huo Guang's death, the power of the Huo family was still strong. But later, Mrs. Huo Guang's poisoning of Emperor Xuan and Empress Xu was revealed, and Emperor Xuan slashed the power of the Huo family.

The Huo family plotted to abolish Emperor Xuan and establish his own family. In the end, it failed, many people in the Huo family committed suicide and were killed, and the power of the Huo family was devastated.

Huo Guang in his early years.

Huo Guang's father's name was Huo Zhongru, and around 141 BC, he was sent to serve in the Pingyang Hou family as a county official. Huo Zhongru and Wei Shao'er, the daughter of Wei Yuan, the maid in the Pingyang Marquis's mansion, fornicated and gave birth to Huo Quai. Huo Zhongru returned home after completing his mission at the Hou family in Pingyang, married another wife and gave birth to Huo Guang, and no longer had contact with Wei Shao'er.

In the second year of Yuanzhan (121 years ago), Huo went to the post of hussar general in sickness, and on the way to attack the Huns, he was welcomed by Hedong Taishou to the herald of the Pingyang Marquis, and sent someone to invite Huo Zhongru to meet his father and son. Huo Quai's illness bought a large number of fields, houses, and slaves for Huo Zhongru and left.

Huo Guang and Huo Quzhi are half-brothers.

Their father is the same person, called Huo Zhongru, Huo Quzhi was born to Huo Zhongru and Wei Zifu's sister Wei Shao'er when he served in the Pingyang Hou Mansion, and then Huo Zhongru left Wei Shao'er, married a wife and gave birth to Huo Guang, Huo Quzhi is Huo Guang's half-brother.

About these two brothers:

Huo Zhongru, who was originally a government official in Pingyang County, had an affair with Wei Shao'er, a maid of the Pingyang Princess's Mansion, and gave birth to Huo Quai. Huo Zhongru didn't want to be Huo Quai's father in the womb, and Wei Shao'er never told Huo Quzhi about his own life experience.

When he made immortal achievements, he finally knew the cause and effect. Just after he became a hussar general, he came to Pingyang (Linfen, Shanxi), and knelt down to his father Huo Zhongru, who abandoned him back then, and said: "I didn't know that I was the son of an adult before I got sick, and I didn't fulfill my filial piety.

Subsequently, Huo Qubing bought a farm house for Huo Zhongru, who had never fulfilled his father's responsibilities for a day, and brought Huo Guang, the son of his stepmother, to Chang'an to cultivate timber.

When Huo Guang was a teenager, he followed his brother Huo Quai's illness to the capital. Huo Quai's illness promoted him to the palace and served as the official of the palace guard. Because Huo Guang was upright, clever and rigorous, he was deeply loved by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

Later, he was gradually promoted to Shizhong (guarding the emperor in the inner court). A few years later, Huo Qu fell ill and died, and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty promoted him to serve as the Guanglu doctor (** beside the emperor), often accompanied the emperor to travel, and served on the emperor's left and right when he returned to the palace.

Huo Guang is the half-brother of Huo Quai, a famous general in the Western Han Dynasty.

His father, Huo Zhongru, first served as an official in the mansion of Pingyang Marquis Cao Xiang, and had an affair with Pingyang Marquis's maid Wei Shao'er to give birth to Huo Quai, and then returned home to marry a wife and give birth to Huo Guang. After Huo Quai's illness was appointed as a general in the capital, he knew that his biological father was Huo Zhongru.

In the fourth year of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (119 BC), the twenty-one-year-old Huo Qubing led his troops to attack the Xiongnu as a hussar general. At that time, Huo Guang was only a teenager. When Huo Qu returned to Beijing after illness, he took Huo Guang to Chang'an, Kyoto, and placed him under his own account, serving as a Lang official, and later promoted to Zhu Cao's servants, staff and military.

Two years later, Huo Qu died of illness, and Huo Guang became the captain of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, enjoying the treatment of Guanglu doctor, responsible for protecting the safety of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. During the period of following Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he was cautious and cautious, and was greatly trusted by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and at the same time, he was also tempered by the intricate court struggles, which laid the foundation for him to preside over government affairs in the future.

Huo Guang is the half-brother of the famous Western Han Dynasty general Huo Quai, although Huo Guang was brought to Chang'an by his brother Huo Quai, Huo Guang's achievements are all obtained through his own efforts.