Why did Wang Wan name her son Liu Yu I beg the master to tell me, thank you!!!!

Liu Yu is Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, this is his milk name, and when he was seven years old, his father Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty changed his name to "Liu Che".

His name and name change process, "Han Wu Story" has a record: Emperor Wang of the Han Jing Emperor Wang Empress (Tong "Na", was included) too womb, fortunately, there is pregnancy, dreams into his arms. The emperor dreamed of Gaozu and said:

Mrs. Wang gave birth to a son, who could be named 彘. "And give birth to a boy, because of his name. It is for Emperor Wu.

The emperor was born on the seventh day of the seventh month of the year of Yiyou, in the Yilan Palace. At the age of four, he was established as the king of Jiaodong. A few years old, the eldest princess hugged her lap and asked:

Do children want to have a wife? The king of Jiaodong said: "I want to have a wife."

The long lord refers to more than 100 people on the left and right, all of whom are not used. The last finger pointed to his daughter and asked, "Is Gillian okay?"

So Nai smiled and said, "Okay! If you have Gillian as a wife, it will be stored as a golden house.

The eldest lord is happy, but he wants to go up, so he gets married. At that time, the queen had no children, and Li Jizi (i.e., Liu Rong) was the crown prince. The queen is abolished, Li Ji should be established, and the long lord serves her short, and she is slightly white.

Taste and Li Ji language, Li Ji angry Fu Ken responded. scolded the old dog again, and scolded him in his heart. The eldest lord of the day, because of the beauty of the reputation of Mrs. Wang (that is, the later Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty), the sage of the prince, the abolition of the prince as the king, Li Ji committed suicide, and then set up Mrs. Wang as the queen.

When King Jiaodong was the crown prince, he was seven years old, and he said: "The one who is thorough." "Because of the change.

According to the above records, the name "彘" was given by Han Gaozu to Emperor Jing in a dream. When he was seven years old, when Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty abolished the original crown prince Liu Rong and replaced Liu Yu, he thought that "Yi" had the meaning of "Che" ("Tong" and "smart"), so he changed his name to Liu Che. Press:

According to the concept of modern Chinese, pigs are not only dirty and stupid, but in the Han Dynasty, they took the name of the royal children, and thought that pigs were very "passable" and "smart", which shows the difference between ancient and modern Chinese customs and concepts.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty once said that the name of 彘 (彘 is a pig) came from the strange ** "Han Wu Story". "Historical Records: Xiaojing Benji" and "Hanshu Xiaojing Ji Fifth" have clearly stated that before Liu Che was established as the king of Jiaodong, his name was already thorough, and he had not used the word Bi at all. Even the later Sima Guang's compilation of "Zizhi Tongjian, Volume 16, Han Ji VIII" did not accept the statement of "Han Wu Story", so the young name was false.

In fact, in the Han Dynasty, it was said that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's real name was Liu Yu. Liu Che's character is a misinterpretation of Yan Shi's ancient note "Han Shu" quoted Xun Yue's annotation "The word of the Emperor is said to be Tong", and the paragraph of "The Emperor's Name" in the "Rong Zhai Essays" also has related content: "The so-called word of the state in the Han Dynasty is said to be the country, the word of Ying is said to be full, and the word of Che is said to be through.

In fact, the meaning of the Hanshu annotation is that the word "thorough" cannot be used, and when it comes to the word thorough, it will be changed to tong.

Liu Yu's name was obtained by Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, and when Wang Wan was pregnant, Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty dreamed of Gaozu Liu Bangtuo "Mrs. Wang gave birth to a child, which can be named'Boom"

From a scientific point of view, the child's name has nothing to do with the thin body, do you change your name to Li Zhuangzhuang, the child will say that he has become very strong... The main thing is acquired nutrition and exercise. You hear people say that it is mainly psychological, and their statements affect your judgment.

Give your child good nutrition, don't tell him about these things, lest your child be superstitious. Be scientific in everything ...

The name has nothing to do with being fat or thin, it's just a name change"Big fat", not necessarily fat.

As long as the name has meaning, it doesn't matter what else you say.

Do you still want to be thin, this is also superstitious.

Liu Yu was Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che (156 BC, 87 BC), Han nationality, born in Chang'an, and was the fifth emperor of the Han Dynasty. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was the tenth son of Emperor Liu Qi of the Han Dynasty, the grandson of Emperor Liu Heng of the Han Dynasty, and the great-grandson of Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty. He was canonized as the crown prince at the age of 7, ascended the throne at the age of 16, reigned for 54 years, and established one of the most glorious achievements of the Western Han Dynasty.

The "Dharma" says that "the mighty and the wise are said to be martial", that is, the majesty, the strong, the wise, and the benevolence and virtue are called martial arts. His prowess, culture, and martial prowess made the Han Dynasty the most powerful country in the world at the time, and he became one of the greatest emperors in Chinese history.

In "Beauty Scheming", Wang Wan finally got together with Emperor Liu Qi of the Han Dynasty, became the second queen of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, and gave birth to Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

Xiaojing Empress Wang Wan (?) 126 BC), the second empress of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty and the biological mother of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Queen Wang is a native of Huaili (now Xingping, Shaanxi), her mother Zang'er is the granddaughter of Yan Wang Zang, and her father is Wang Zhong, a native of Huaili.

Wang Wan first married Jin Wangsun and gave birth to a daughter, and then was sent to the palace of the imperial prince by her mother, and gave birth to three daughters and one son for Liu Qi, whose son was Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Its name "娡" was first seen in the "Historical Records Suoyin" written by Sima Zhen in the Tang Dynasty. "Historical Records" and "Book of Han" both record the life of Empress Wang, but the name of Empress Wang is from the Tang Dynasty Sima Zhen's "Historical Records Suoyin", and the story of Jinwu Zangjiao is from the Zhiwei ** "Han Wu Story".

Because Liu Che was smart and clever since childhood, he was quite loved by Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty. In the fourth year of the first century (153 B.C.), Emperor Jing actually broke the old practice that the prince and his son could not be sealed in the same year, and on the fourth day of Xia, Liu Rong was appointed as the crown prince and Liu Che was appointed as the king of Jiaodong. And regardless of the secular taboo that the emperor is still alive and the emperor's wife and concubine are not called the queen mother, Wang Wan is named the queen mother (King of Jiaodong).

At that time, Liu Rong had reached the age of eighteen but had not yet married, and Liu Yan, the sister of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, wanted her daughter to become the queen, so she wanted to marry her daughter to the crown prince Liu Rong. Unexpectedly, Liu Rong's biological mother, Li Ji, refused the marriage because she was disgusted with Princess Guantao's repeated offerings of beauties to Emperor Jing, and Liu Concubine was very annoyed. So, Princess Guantao fell in love with the King of Jiaodong, who was born from "dreams and days", and wanted to marry her daughter to Liu Che, who was four years old at the time, and Mrs. Wang agreed to the marriage.

Zhiwei ** "The Story of Han Wu" tells a beautiful story based on this historical fact: "Jinwu Zangjiao".

A few years after Wang Wan was demoted to the cold palace after confessing her sins to the emperor, Li Ji, who had become the queen, offended the princess of Guantao (who refused to let her son marry Guantao's daughter), causing Guantao's anger. When Guantao learned that Wang Wan had a son Liu Yu (later Emperor Liu Che of the Han Dynasty), he married his daughter Gillian to Liu Che and planned to abolish the queen. Later, Wang Wan regained favor and became the queen, and his son also became the emperor, that is, the famous Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

Wang Wan in history is a very scheming woman, Li Ji Niangniang was arrogant, rejected Guan Tao's request for marriage, Guan Tao turned to Wang Wan to throw an olive branch, Wang Wan also bent to welcome. One day, Guan Tao hugged Liu Che and pointed to the palace maids around him and asked, "Who does the son want to be a wife?"

If I get Gillian, I should build a house of gold and hide it. This is the historical famous "Golden House Zangjiao" again. Pavilion Tao was overjoyed, relying on her status and power as the eldest princess, she pushed Liu Che to the throne of the crown prince step by step, and Wang Wan was naturally also the queen.

The description of the beauty scheming is quite historical.

Liu Che!! Definitely!! TV series ......Very sweaty ......、

It is normal to have doubts, because Liu Che is also used in some ancient texts, but it is still Liu Che ...... in the official history

It's Liu Che, and the TV series are all written blindly by those turtles @ sons.

It's Liu Che. The TV series must have gone wrong.

Liu Che!! The book is clear.

Don't you know by looking at the history books yourself? TV dramas in the mainland are shoddy, the screenwriters are inferior and despicable, and it is normal to write the wrong personal name.

In the TV series, she is written as Mrs. Shen's daughter. It's like writing Empress Dou out of the emperor's favorite. In fact, Emperor Wen of Han's favorite was Mrs. Shen.

And Mrs. Shen has no children. The life of the king and nephew is legendary. It is recorded in history.

It has nothing to do with Mrs. Shen at all.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's original name: Liu Yu.

The meaning of this 彘:

According to the "Classic of Mountains and Seas: The Second Classic of the South", it is a monster with a cow's tail, a body like a tiger, a head like a monkey, and a voice like a dog.

Very detailed references.

彘, that is, the meaning of pig, but in ancient China there was a saying that "pig" is "dragon", and there is a pig dragon in "Strange Tales of Liao Zhai", but if it is explained in this way during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, it should be underscrutinized, because Empress Lu once called Mrs. Qi the meaning of a human pig.

You didn't watch this *** properly.

What Wang Meiren said is that Bi is a pig, and Liu Bang's favorite is a little pig.

Then it is said that in ancient legends, the pig is the incarnation of the dragon.

The ancient dragon was the pig.

The famous jade "Jade Pig Dragon" in ancient China almost united the pig and the dragon.

It means pig.

Mencius: Dogs eat people.

The reason why Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty is called 彘.

1) Legend has it that the pig is the predecessor of the emperor, that is, the predecessor of the dragon, and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was called Yu'er from the beginning 2) Emperor Liu Che of the Han Dynasty was originally named Liu Yu, because at that time, Emperor Liu Qi of the Han Dynasty had Li Ji walking sideways in the harem, and his mother Wang Wan was afraid that her son would be too conspicuous and would be targeted by Li Ji, so she called him Yu'er, which means piglet.