Does Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, have any wives and concubines and children? After Xiang

has a wife and children, after Xiang Yu committed suicide, Liu Bang did not kill his descendants, but used them for his use.

Of course, he had his own wives and concubines and children, and after his death, the end of these people was not particularly good, and at the same time, it also had a great impact on the country at that time.

Of course, he has his own wives and concubines and children, but after his death, the lives of his wives and concubines and children are not particularly good, and they have also been greatly humiliated.

This history is not recorded.

As for the descendants of the Xiang family, considering Mr. Han Gaozu's usual style, I am afraid that most of them have already been killed. Even if there were a few survivors, they could only live incognito during the 400 years of the Han Dynasty, and by the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the descendants of these people may not be able to remember who their ancestors were.

At the same time, at the end of the Han Dynasty, the heroes competed for hegemony, and the protagonists were all local heroes, and Liu Bei was the only one who was really self-made, and that was why he occupied the title of the Han clan and had a political advantage to rise. How can a group of incognito people accumulate enough popularity to attract talented people to take refuge?

In the end, although the possibility is very slim, if the descendants of the Xiang family really have an incident in history, they will either be strangled by other forces because they used the name of their ancestors, and the history books will not leave a name; Either they used something else and drowned in the tide of the times.

Han Gaozu gave the Xiang family the surname Liu, so there was no Xiang.

According to the record of "Historical Records of Chen Chengxiang's Family", "King Xiang can't believe in people, and what he loves is not the Kundi of his wife, although there are scholars, he can't use it." It shows that Xiang Yu has a wife, and the relationship between Xiang Yu and his wife should also be good. If Xiang Yu's relationship with his wife is very bad, then he will not trust his wife's Kundi.

But in addition to the above records in the history books, there is no record of Xiang Yu's wife and descendants.

As for whether Xiang Yu has descendants, there is no way to verify, so we can only wait for the long development of history and find the evidence to prove whether Xiang Yu has descendants.

Xiang Long, the son of Xiang Yu and Yu Ji.

At least in the major historical records, it is not written that Xiang Yu has descendants.

Yu Ji, is the beauty of Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu during the dispute between Chu and Han, named Yu (yú) is surnamed Yu), the year of birth and death, birthplace, ending, etc. are inconclusive, and has been with Xiang Yu in the predicament of being embattled, and Xiang Yu composed "Song of the Fall" for him.

In Chinese history, wives and concubines are absolutely different.

The history books do not record Xiang Yu's wife, but only record Yu Ji, also known as Yu Meiren (about 233 BC 202 BC), whose name Yu or surname Yu, historians speculate that it is the side chamber of Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, that is, the concubine.

After the Battle of Qixia, Xiang Yu was defeated and committed suicide. There is no record of Yu Ji's ending in the history books. Later generations once speculated that her ending was to kill herself in the Chu camp according to the "Song of the Emperor" and the "Song of the Emperor" written by Yu Ji, which circulated a legend about "Farewell My Concubine".

Xiang Yu's wife is a young poppy, and Yu Ji is just a favorite concubine.

The wife of Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, was Yu Ji.

The story of Xiang Yu and Yu Ji: Xiang Yu was surrounded by Liu Bangjun on all sides after the defeat of Xiang Yu's soldiers, Liu Bangjun sang the song of Chu at night, Xiang Yujun was very sad after hearing the song, thinking that Liu Bang had pacified Chudi, and Xiang Yujun's military heart was also disintegrated. Xiang Yu has a beautiful woman named Yu Ji, who often accompanies Xiang Yu, but Xiang Yu wants to lead the elite cavalry to prepare for a breakthrough, so he has to sing goodbye to Yu Ji, and Yu Ji also sings to echo it, expressing the heart of death, and saying goodbye to Xiang Yu in tears.

Legend has it that Yu Ji has a charming face, pays equal attention to talent, dances beautifully, and is known as "Yu Beauty". Later generations once speculated that her ending was to kill herself in the Chu camp according to the "Song of the Emperor" and the "Song of the Emperor" written by Yu Ji, which circulated a legend about "Farewell My Concubine".

There are few records of Yu Ji in the history books, and there is not even a record of her real name, race, place of birth, time of birth and death, time of acquaintance with Xiang Yu, and the final outcome of the process of acquaintance with Xiang Yu.

The Western Han Dynasty historian Sima Qian's "Historical Records: Xiang Yu Benji" only recorded: "There is a beautiful woman. Therefore, two theories later appeared: one is that some people speculate that "Yu" is the name of a beauty; The second speculates that "Yu" is the surname of the beauty.

In the later stage of the Chu and Han wars, Xiang Yu tended to lose, in 202 BC, besieged by the Han army, the soldiers were few and the food was exhausted, and the night heard that the embattled was embattled, and the mourning trend had gone. The lyrics are desolate and tragic, and the feelings are full of compassion, which is known as "Song of the Fall".

According to legend, Xiang Liang killed people to avoid disaster and took Xiang Yu to Wuzhong from below, which is today's Suzhou. The Yu clan is the Huiji County (at the end of the Qin Dynasty, the Spring and Autumn Period Wu and the Yue region were Huiji County, and Wu (now Suzhou) was the county rule) Wu Zhongwang clan. Xiang Liang's uncle and nephew made friends with Jiangdong's children here.

Yu Ji, Mu Xiang Yu's name, married Xiang Yu as his wife, and accompanied him. Or can it be said that Xiang Yu was fortunate to know Yu Ji, this beauty, and wrote a beautiful chapter together.

Yu Ji often accompanied Xiang Yu on expeditions. After the fall of Qin, Xiang Yu established himself as the overlord of Western Chu. He divided the meritorious people from all walks of life, either as kings or marquis, and Yu Ji was also named a beauty.

At that time, the emperor's inner palace was divided into queens, ladies, beauties, lovers, eight sons, seven sons, long envoys, eight young envoys, etc., Xiang Yu proclaimed himself the overlord of Western Chu, and his name was naturally lower than that of the emperor. Since then, the name "Poppy" has spread.

Viewpoint 1 Yu Meiren is also called Yu Ji, real name Yu Wei, she and Xiang Yu have been childhood sweethearts since childhood, and the two have been in love for a long time, and finally got married.

Opinion 2 Some people have verified that Yu Ji is not her real name, because she was born in a village at the foot of Yu Mountain in Changshu, and the historian called her by her birth, so she has the name of "Yu Ji". When Yu Yu raised troops, because she admired his heroism, she volunteered to be a concubine, followed him to fight in the east and west, and sang a little song or danced to relieve his nervous nerves after he fought bloodily. Yu Ji is Xiang Yu's spiritual masseuse, and Yu Ji's role in facing the world with a "bully" posture cannot be ignored.

Xiang Yu, a character who beheads more than 10,000 heads without blinking an eye, might have become a demon king of the mixed world without Yu Ji's flexible edification.

Viewpoint 3: In ancient times, women had no names, how could they not have surnames?

It is not said that there is no name, there is generally a milk name, which is the name before marriage, and when you get married, you only call the surname. Sometimes, in order to distinguish between two different people, a precursor is added, but that cannot be called a name. For example, in the Spring and Autumn Period, the two women of Qi (the two aunts of Duke Huan of Qi) married Lu Hou and Wei Hou respectively, Lu and Wei were both surnamed Ji, in order to distinguish them, they were called Wen Jiang and Zhuang Jiang respectively, here Jiang is their surname, and "Wen" and "Zhuang" are not their names.

Another example is a very famous woman named Xia Ji, the daughter of Zheng Bo, Ji is her surname, married to Uncle Xia Yu of Chen State, and her name is Xia Ji. There are also some who use their rankings to distinguish them, for example, Meng Jiang, who is a Qi person, has the surname Jiang, and Meng is her ranking.

This name has been used until the Warring States Period, and because Qin's national honor is very short, it should also be used. It is worth noting that the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period was an era when a large number of surnames were produced, and few people had surnames in the past, generally only surnames, and a large number of surnames were produced in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. And many of them are surnames based on the name of their homeland.

Yu Guo of Zhou is the descendant of Yu Zhong, the second uncle of King Wen Ji Chang, surnamed Ji, because of the grace of the country, after King Wu won the country, the descendants of Yu Zhong were Yu Guo, and Hou Yu was destroyed by Jin. Yu Ji is likely to be a descendant of Yu Guo, surnamed Ji, in order to distinguish other women surnamed Ji, called Yu Ji.

This is several different points of view, as for the statement that Yu Ji's name is Miao Yi, it lacks historical basis and is rare, and it is likely to be a fabrication of film and television and opera art.

Who is Xiang Yu's wife?

There is no record in history, and the legend is that it is Yu Ji. But it is impossible to determine whether there is such a person, but there are many story songs that mention that Xiang Yu loves Yu Ji very much.

Xiang Yu is an overlord, and Yu Ji is not the only woman beside him. How many women Xiang Yu has can't be verified, but what can be verified is Xiang Yu's love, and he only has one woman, and she is Yu Ji. Yu Ji was born at the end of the Qin Dynasty and is now a native of Shuyang.

She is the favorite person of Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, in his life.

According to historical data, Yu Ji is a beautiful and talented woman, Yu Ji is also charming and charming in singing and dancing, no one can compare, and it was popular all over the streets and alleys at that time. Some people say that Xiang Yu and Yu Ji are actually childhood sweethearts, the two have no guesses, and when they grow up, the two of them get married and are happily together. At that time, more people thought that Xiang Yu's wife was someone else, not necessarily Yu Ji, for the following reasons.

According to records, after Chen Ping betrayed Xiang Yu and took refuge with Liu Bang, Liu Bang once asked Chen Ping the reason, and Chen Ping's answer at that time was that Xiang Yu could not trust others except for "his wife's Kundi". In terms of the 4 words "Wife's Kundi", it can be seen that Xiang Yu has another wife.

Xiang Yu is indeed not an amorous person, even if he is a man of great talent like Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he will inevitably be deeply involved in the war of women. But Xiang Yu is less jealous of the women, less suspicious of the backyard, and has also achieved the woman Yu Ji, "Farewell My Concubine" has become the most longed-for happy story in ancient history.

There are not many beauties beside Xiang Yu, but when he is marching and fighting, there is always a beautiful woman who accompanies him, and that is Yu Ji. Until the siege of Xiaxia, Yu Ji was still very favored, although the enemy's songs that night were demoralizing. When Xiang Yu was about to escape, he still remembered Yu Ji and said goodbye to Yu Ji.

Xiang Yu finally ended his life on the bank of the Wujiang River in the same way.

In ancient times, there was never only one woman, and Yu Ji was just one of Xiang Yu's true feelings, so she could stand out from the many women in the king's harem and leave her name in the records.

Of course not, Xiang Yu was already the king at that time, and he himself had a wife, Yu Ji who came later, and there were many other palace maids.

At that time, it was impossible, Yu Ji was just Xiang Yu's wife, and there was only one wife, but the march was a big battle, and wherever she went, there would definitely be someone to provide beautiful women.

Definitely not, but Yu Ji is Xiang Yu's favorite one, so he marched out to fight and took Yu Ji with him.

No, it's just because Yu Ji is his true love, so there are more records of Yu Ji, and there will definitely be three wives and four concubines.

Yu Ji is Xiang Yu's wife, Xiang Yu must be surrounded by other women, and other princes will come to offer women, not only Yu Ji.

I am studying history, there should be no Xiang Yu sent troops to Wujiang to commit suicide History does not record whether Xiang Yu has any descendants.