What kind of person is Princess Wei Chang, the daughter of Wei Zifu?

Princess Wei Chang is the favorite princess of Emperor Wu, the fief is Yanyi (Dangli), very rich, and she is the only princess who has been awarded Yanyi among all the princesses of the fief in the Western Han Dynasty.

Princess Wei Chang and Princess Shiyi have no record of the aftermath, Princess Yangshi is just trapped in witchcraft, and there is no record of her as the daughter of Wei Hou in the Han Book of Historical Records, and Yangshi's title is "imperial daughter" in the historical records. Princess Yangshi is also known as Princess "Deyi", which shows that she is not the same person as Princess Shiyi. Princess Wei's grandson Cao Xi returned to his home during the reign of Emperor Xuan, and when he mourned the emperor, Cao Xi's grandson was reinstated as the Marquis of Pingyang, and in the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Cao family of Pingyang was still named the Marquis of Pingyang by Emperor Guangwu.

Another marquis of the Western Han Dynasty who went to the Eastern Han Dynasty to restore the marquis was the Marquis Zhang of Fuping. Because Zhang Chun, the great Sikong of the Eastern Han Dynasty, is the grandson of Princess Jingwuchang, the daughter of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty, and Zhang Lin, the Marquis of Fuping (Zhang Anshi's great-grandson), it can be said that the descendants of the two Western Han marquis who inherited the marquis in the Eastern Han Dynasty are the bloodline of Wei Zifu. <>

is a very unfortunate person. Born broke the rumors that her father could not have children, so she was pampered in childhood. Due to her mother's fall from grace, she was also not favored and was used by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to curry favor with the gods.

Although the two had a deep relationship, the Shenzhu Luan Da deception failed, and they were still executed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, so they became widows again. He was killed for helping his brother against his father.

Princess Wei Chang is the eldest daughter of Emperor Wu, and she was made an exception to be named the eldest princess in the Emperor Wu Dynasty, and her status far exceeds that of other sisters. Princess Wei's two husbands are both noble and shocking the world, the first time she married Cao Zong, the son of Princess Pingyang, after Cao Zong's death, Emperor Wu will marry the eldest princess to Wuli General Luan Da (warlock, Emperor Wu is superstitious, so Luan Da is favored, Luan Da six seals in the heyday, and later because of the magic test, killed) The history books record that Luan Da is tall and handsome, when the princess is married, Emperor Wu rewards ** 10,000 catties, (only when the queen is hired, the emperor will reward ** 10,000 catties) It can be seen that Princess Wei Chang's favor is extremely prosperous, And Princess Wei Chang is the only princess of the Eastern and Western Han Dynasty who has been awarded the title of Yanyi, Princess Wei Chang eats when the Yi is profitable, so it is also called the princess of Dangli, when the profit is salt, the tax is rich, compared to the princess of Eyi, the princess of Yangshi, the princess of Yi'an, the fief of the princess of Wei Chang is the best, so the family of Princess Wei Chang is the richest. Princess Wei Chang died before the witch curse, according to modern research, after the death of Princess Wei Chang, she was buried with Cao Zong.

He is a lucky but unfortunate man.

The lady of the sky, ill-fated.

Princess Wei Chang has a half-sister Princess Gai, and Princess Gai is the first child of Emperor Wu.

There are also Princess Zhuyi and Princess Shiyi, and the other two daughters were killed because they were implicated in the witch curse, because Wei Zifu and Emperor Wu of Han liked the eldest princess very much, so the eldest princess lived a relatively happy life.

The three daughters are, Wei Chang, Zhuyi, and Shiyi. Princess Wei Chang had the best life, married two husbands successively, and finally buried with her husband, Princess Zhuyi and Princess Yangshi were both executed because of witchcraft, and the end was more miserable.

Wei Zifu's three daughters had a very tragic fate, and each of them did not end well. Wei Zifu gave birth to three daughters for Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, namely Princess Wei Chang, Princess Yangshi and Princess Zhuyi.

The eldest daughter may have been beheaded, and Princess Zhuyi and Princess Shiyi were implicated in the witchcraft and killed.

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Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had five daughters, among whom Princess Wei Changqi was born to Princess Wei, Princess Yangshi, and Princess Zhuyi.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's five daughters, Princess Wei, Princess Yangshi, Princess Zhuyi, Princess Yi'an, Princess Gai Chang, Princess Wei Chang ("Biography of Foreign Relatives" cloud: "The husband gave birth to three daughters, and the eldest lord Wei Prince and sister also. The emperor is a wife and a big one.

Princess Yangshi, the princess of Zhuyi, was unjustly killed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in the witch curse.

Princess Yangshi, Princess Zhuyi, Prince Er, and Prince Er's three sons and one daughter were all unjustly killed by Emperor Wu of Han in the witch curse Princess Yi'an (Princess Longxi's son Zhaoping Junshang. See "The Biography of Dongfang Shuo"), Princess Wei Chang ("Biography of Foreign Relatives": "The son-in-law gave birth to three daughters, and the eldest lord Wei lacked the prince and sister.

The emperor is a wife and a big one. See "Records of the Suburbs").The husbands of the two, Zhaopingjun and Luan Da, were not good things, and were killed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty one after another.

They became widows at a young age.

The first husband died of illness, and the second husband committed adultery and committed suicide.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had a total of two empresses during his lifetime.

Empress Chen and Chen Ajiao were deposed and died of old age.

Empress Wei Wei Zifu Witch Gu CaseWei Zifu's son was framed and forced to raise troops, and after the defeat, the mother and son committed suicide one after another, after the death of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Huo Guang posthumously crowned the late Mrs. Li and buried him with Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

If it refers to Liu Fuling's wife, it should be Shangguan Ji's granddaughter, and it seems that she is also Huo Guang's granddaughter = =

After Wei Zifu died, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty never set up a queen, and later Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty set up Liu Fuling, the son of Mrs. Gou Yi, as the crown prince, and in order to prevent the appearance of foreign relatives and disorderly government, he put Mrs. Gou Yi to death.

Mrs. Li of Zhongshan Guo, Liu He's mother.