PDLP Chapter 477 Popular Science - Those miserable daughters-in-law 2
Chapter 477 Popular Science - Those miserable daughters-in-law 2
【Wu】Self-immolation and early death
Wu, daughter of Wu Zhen, Marquis of Jinghai.
In September of the 18th year of Hongwu, she was canonized as the Princess of Xiang.
In October, he went to Jingzhou Prefecture in Huguang together with Zhu Bo, Prince of Xiang.
After the Li Shanchang case in the 23rd year of Hongwu, the deceased Wu Zhen was posthumously identified as a member of Hu Weiyong's gang, and the Xiang Wang's elder brother-in-law, the second-generation Jinghai Marquis Wu Zhong, was executed as a result.
On April 13th of the first year of Jianwen, the imperial court sent troops to besiege the Prince of Xiang's Palace on the charge of treason.
The stubborn Zhu Bo refused to be humiliated, so he and Princess Wu were burned to death in the palace.
Zhu Yunwen was so angry that he gave her an evil posthumous title: "Li". After Zhu Di's rebellion, Wu was changed to "Xian". Wu was also called Princess Xiangxian.
【Xu Shi】Suffering and premature death
Xu was the second daughter of Xu Da, Duke of Wei.
In September of the 24th year of Hongwu, she was canonized as the Princess of Yu.
In the 25th year of Hongwu, Prince Yu Zhu Gui was renamed Prince of Dai, and Xu became the Princess of Dai.
In August of that year, the couple went to Datong, Shanxi Province together.
In the 26th year of Hongwu, Xu gave birth to Zhu Xunyan, the eldest son of King Dai.
After Emperor Jianwen ascended the throne, due to the sister relationship between the Princess of Dai and the Princess of Yan, the family of the Prince of Dai was stripped of their titles and imprisoned. They were not restored to their titles until the fourth year of Jianwen.
It is said that Zhu Gui had a violent temper and the relationship between Xu and Zhu Gui was not harmonious.
After Empress Xu passed away in the fifth year of Yongle, Prince Dai had no more scruples and drove the princess and the crown prince out of the mansion to "live separately".
In the 16th year of Yongle, the crown prince died. Xu had to live a hard life with her two grandsons and one granddaughter, relying on the eunuchs to grow vegetables.
In the second year of Xuande, Xu was seriously ill. Before her death, she submitted a memorial to the court and won the title of grandson for her grandson Zhu Shihang. She died on May 17 of that year.
Dai Shisun eventually inherited the title of King of Dai.
【Sun】died childless
Sun was the daughter of commander Sun Jida.
On December 13, the 27th year of Hongwu, she was canonized as Princess Su and got married in Pingliang.
On the third day of June in the twenty-eighth year of Hongwu, he was enfeoffed in Gansu.
He died in the 21st year of Yongle without any offspring.
【Guo】died of old age
Guo, daughter of Wuding Marquis Guo Ying,
In the 27th year of Hongwu, she was canonized as the Princess of Liao.
In the first year of Yongle, Guo Ying died, and the title of Marquis Wuding was no longer inherited.
As for the King of Liao, Zhu Zhi, he was also considered by Zhu Di to have ulterior motives because he obeyed Zhu Yunwen's call at the beginning of the Jingnan Campaign, gave up his fiefdom of Guangning and returned to the capital.
After the Jingnan Rebellion, the King of Liao was granted Jingzhou and his guards were also eliminated.
In the 22nd year of Yongle, the King of Liao died. Although Guo had no children, she did not have to be buried alive with Zhu Gaochi because she was Zhu Gaochi's beloved concubine.
On February 1439, , Princess Guo of Liaojian died.
【Sun】died childless
Sun, daughter of commander Sun Jida,
In the 27th year of Hongwu, she was canonized as Princess Qing.
He died in the eighth year of Yongle, without any offspring.
【Zhang】died young
Zhang, daughter of Zhang Tai, the military commander.
In the 27th year of Hongwu, she was canonized as the Princess of Ning.
In the 28th year of Hongwu, she gave birth to Zhu Panyan, the eldest son of Prince Ning.
There is no clear record of the time of Zhang's death. From the memorial that Prince Ning Zhu Quan wrote to Zhu Di after he pacified the rebellion, we know that Zhang died during the Jianwen period.
There was no record of Prince Ning marrying another concubine afterwards, but there were still many women in the palace.
【Yuan】died young
Yuan, daughter of Governor Yuan Hong,
In the 28th year of Hongwu, she was canonized as Princess Min.
In the 30th year of Hongwu, she gave birth to the eldest son of King Min, Zhu Huiyan, and in the 2nd year of Jianwen, she gave birth to the second son, Zhu Huiyan.
King Min was also stripped of his title and demoted to a commoner during the reign of Jianwen, and his title was not restored until after the Jingnan Rebellion.
After failing to compete with Xiping Hou Mu Sheng for control of Yunnan, Zhu Yun was stripped of his three guards and recalled to live in the capital.
In the fifth year of Yongle, Yuan died and was buried in Nanjing.
After that, Zhu Yun moved his country to Wugang Prefecture, Huguang, and did not relocate Yuan's burial place.
【Zhou】No record
Zhou, daughter of the military commander Zhou Duo,
In the 28th year of Hongwu, she was canonized as Princess Gu and gave birth to Prince Gu Zhu Tan's eldest son: Prince Gu Zhu Fuzhuo.
In the 15th year of Yongle, Zhu Tan was demoted to a commoner for the crime of treason and imprisoned in Xin'anwei, Zhili.
When Zhou died is not recorded in history books.
【Feng】died of old age
Feng, daughter of Governor Feng Cheng,
In the 29th year of Hongwu, she was canonized as Princess of Han.
Feng Cheng was the nephew of Feng Sheng, Duke of Song, and his father was Feng Guoyong, who was posthumously named Duke of Ying.
In the 30th year of Hongwu, Feng gave birth to the eldest son of King Han.
Zhu Song died in the fifth year of Yongle and was buried in Nanjing.
In the 1424nd year of Yongle (), Feng and her son went to Pingliang Prefecture in Shaanxi Province.
In the second year of Jingtai (1451), Princess Feng of King Xian of Han died. Her great-grandson, King Hui of Han, Zhu Zhengqian, requested to transport his great-grandmother's coffin to Nanjing and bury her together with his great-grandfather Zhu Song, but the request was declined by the court on the grounds that "the journey is far and the people are difficult."
【Zhang】died young
Unknown.
In the 24th year of Hongwu, he was conferred the title of King of Shen.
In the sixth year of Yongle, he was enfeoffed in Luzhou.
It is recorded that Zhang died in the fourth year of Yongle, but Prince Shen had many sons.
【Xu Shi】died of old age
Xu was the fourth daughter of Xu Da, Duke of Wei.
There is no record of when Xu was canonized as Princess An, but it is roughly estimated to be after Zhu Di ascended the throne. Because the marriage was designated by Zhu Yuanzhang, but when the wedding was supposed to take place, it happened to be the Jingnan Campaign.
In the sixth year of Yongle, Xu and Prince An moved to Pingliang Prefecture, Shaanxi.
In the 15th year of Yongle, Prince An died. Xu had no children. Because she was the sister of Empress Xu, she was spared from being buried alive and returned to Nanjing to continue her life.
On June 11, the 14th year of the Zhengtong reign, Queen Xu of Anhui died.
【Wu】died young
Wu, granddaughter of Wu Fu, Marquis of Anlu.
In the second year of Yongle, she was canonized as Princess of Tang.
In the fourth year of Yongle, she gave birth to Zhu Qiongqing, the eldest son of King Tang.
In the sixth year of Yongle, he and Tang Wang Zhu Gao were relocated to Nanyang Prefecture, Henan Province.
In the tenth year of Yongle, she gave birth to Zhu Qionglin, the second son of Prince Tang.
In the 1415th year of Yongle (), Zhu Gao died. Wu, who had already given birth to two sons, did not have to be buried alive with him. But she did not live long either.
On July 1418, , the th year of Yongle, Princess Wu of Tang Ding passed away.
【Guo Shi】died alive with the dead
Guo, daughter of Wuding Marquis Guo Ying,
In the third year of Yongle, she was canonized as Princess Ying.
In the sixth year of Yongle, he followed Ying Wang Zhu Dong to Anlu Prefecture in Huguang.
Zhu Dong died in November of the 12th year of Yongle. Even though Guo gave birth to three daughters for Prince Ying: Princess Guanghua, Princess Gucheng and Princess Nanzhang, because she had no sons, the daughter of this founding hero had to be buried with Prince Ying.
Historical records say that Guo volunteered, but as to the actual situation, there is no answer.
In the fourth year of Xuande, Zhu Zhanji granted the former residence of Ying State to Zhu Zhanji, the Prince of Liang, and all the former palace ladies of Ying State were moved to Nanjing.
【Liu】died of old age
Liu, granddaughter of Left Commander Liu Zhen,
In the third year of Yongle, she was canonized as Princess Yi.
In the sixth year of Yongle, he and Prince Yi Zhu? were relocated to Luoyang Prefecture, Henan.
In the 12th year of Yongle, Prince Yi died. Although Liu had no legitimate son, she was not buried alive with him because she raised her illegitimate son Zhu Yongqun.
When Liu died is not recorded in history books.
But judging from the memorial submitted by Zhu Yongqun, the successor to the title of Prince of Yi, to the court, she lived at least until the ninth year of the Zhengtong period.