Princess Gu Luan's seven remarriages, no one expected it at that time.

Princess Gu Luan, the second daughter of Emperor Liang Xian, was born in the first year of Emperor Liang Xian's Qianning, and was born in the nineteenth year of Emperor Liang Ai's heavenly blessing.

In the fifteenth year of Qianning, that is, when Princess Gu Luan was fifteen years old, she married Xiao Chong, the then marshal of Zhennan, and in the seventeenth year of Qianning, Xiao Chong died in the battle of Wuzhou against Baiyue. The king of Baiyue was arrogant, and in the letter of Liang Guoshu, he openly asked Princess Gu Luan to remarry and become the concubine of the king of Baiyue. Emperor Liang Xian still had the backbone, and directly issued the "Zhaotian Order", denouncing Baiyue's arrogant and rude behavior, and calling on the heroes of the world to jointly resist Baiyue. In the eighteenth year of Qianning, Emperor Xian collapsed, Emperor Shun Li, and eighteen states in the south were all in the hands of Baiyue.

Emperor Shun added a decree, saying that if anyone could win Baiyue, he would marry Princess Gu Luan to that warrior and crown him the king of Zhennan. Maybe it's because the hatred of the country and the family is too deep, maybe it's the prince of Zhennan who is too tempting, or maybe it's the grace of Princess Gu Luan that makes people admire, in the twenty years of Qianning, that is, three years after the promulgation of the "Zhaotian Order", the king of Baiyue was assassinated, and the Baiyue tribe fell apart. The murderer, Xue Yuandao, became the king of Zhennan and married Princess Gu Luan, but it is rumored that he immediately became a feudal lord on the day of the wedding and did not have a cave room with Princess Gu Luan.

In the same year, by the way, it collapsed, mourned the emperor, and changed the Yuan Tianyou. Princess Gu Luan has lived in Kyoto for a long time and is separated from the king of Zhennan, but with the identity of the eldest princess and the princess of Zhennan, she is arrogant and domineering, and she is invincible for a while. In the fifth year of God's blessing, fourteen of the eighteen southern states were recovered, but the old injury of the king of Zhennan was attacked, and he unfortunately died. Princess Gu Luan was widowed again.

In the sixth year of Tianyou, Princess Gu Luan married Emperor Wai's official Xun, this time, the person was chosen by the princess herself, and it is said that Emperor Wai was very happy. But Princess Gu Luan soon began a life of raising male pets in Kyoto. The old ministers of the Mourning Emperor's faction had vicious eyes, and once warned Emperor Mourning side by side: "Your Majesty has a hundred officials, and the princess also has a 'hundred officials'." But Emperor Wai didn't hear it, and happily thought that his sister was just in love with beauties.

It turns out that many people have more than just one face.

Helan Ming was actually not the first to stand out, and the first person to climb from the princess's bed to the court was Nangong Xian. This person is like a good woman, resourceful, and has followed Princess Gu Luan since the third year of Tianyou, in and out of the palace. Nangong Xian can be said to be the most free and easy. The "Qinghe Law" formulated by him eliminated the accumulated shortcomings of a century, and almost allowed the Liang Dynasty to really break free from the quagmire of financial deficits all the way. But he himself did not have an official position until his death, and the only title on his body was a concubine, which was casually sealed by Emperor Wai after joking that he had "lips like a dragon" at a certain banquet.

Nangong Xian did not know what happened after the death of Princess Gu Luan, and folklore has it that after collecting the body of the princess, he took the ashes of the princess to live in seclusion in the East China Sea. When the new dynasty was established, Taizu secretly found someone to visit, but there was no follow-up in the historical books, I don't know if Nangong Xian was found by Taizu back then, and if so, why did Taizu let him go.

After Nangong Xian, it is Zhang Heling. Strictly speaking, Zhang Heling is not a princess's pet. He was selling calligraphy and paintings in Chang'an for a living, and when the princess's carriage passed by, he didn't have time to dodge, and the calligraphy and paintings were scattered, and the princess saw it and bought it with a lot of money. Zhang Heling also has the nickname "Prime Minister Danqing", in addition to his superb painting skills, in fact, there is also this reason. After the death of Liang, Zhang Heling's calligraphy and painting were scattered among the people, and were burned by the people who hated him, and the few remaining works were destroyed in the war. That painting is called "Autumn Mountain Wind and Rain", and it is now stored in the Langhuan Terrace of the Inner Palace.

Princess Gu Luan's means are amazing. In just a few years, no matter how energetic the old ministers of the Emperor Xian Dynasty were, they died suddenly of illness and illness, leaving a large number of vacant important positions. When everyone didn't react, Princess Gu Luan dominated the alternation of the old and new blood in the court with a female stream.

She reconciled with her husband, and then immediately married He Lanming, and in doing so, asked Emperor Wai to hand over the vacant post of General Fuyuan to this hairy boy. One divorce and one marriage, Kyoto is full of storms.

Everyone was watching the jokes of the royal family, but when the dust settled on the position of General Fuyuan, the courtiers were horrified to find that the young talents in the court were actually more or less entangled with Princess Gu Luan.

The overall situation has been decided, the seeds have been planted, Princess Gu Luan has been governing for Emperor Wai behind the curtain for nearly ten years, and finally has the opportunity to show her true face.

Helan Ming, the colt, has only been a horse for a year. In the eighth year of Tianyou, Helan Ming saw that Princess Gu Luan was guilty, and General Fuyuan was really sent to the northwest where soldiers and bandits were rampant to "Fuyuan", and the princess reconciled with him and started the fifth marriage. Only three months later, Helan Ming rose to prominence with his military exploits, and the ministers of Kyoto were stunned.

Position and real power are not the same, and it is estimated that no one thought that a face leader could survive the battle against the famous Rouran, let alone lead troops to fight against foreign captives.

The princess's fifth marriage lasted several months, and the colt died.

Princess Gu Luan beheaded the then prime minister directly in prison on the charge of killing a horse in the court, and even the three clans couldn't stop Emperor Mourning.

The sixth marriage was presided over by Emperor Wai, which can be regarded as an explanation to the princess.

This marriage lasted the longest, ten years, that is, it lasted until the year of the princess's death.

In the nineteenth year of Tianyou, a year after He Lanming's death, Rouran broke through Hangu Pass.

Rouran Khan led his troops to rush thirty miles outside the capital, and was finally stopped by the troops of the Qin kings in various places.

But it was not Rouran Khan who came to Beijing to negotiate peace with Princess Gu Luan, but the leader of King Qin's army and the princess's other younger brother - King Fu. King Fu asked the princess to hand over the power of regent and return the government to Ouchi. In order to prevent the princess from participating in politics forever, King Fu even unilaterally announced that the princess would marry Rouran Khan, become the Yan clan, and return to the grassland north of the Netherworld Lake with Rouran Khan. This became Princess Gu Luan's seventh marriage.

Princess Gu Luan was not provoked. She ruled the dynasty for eight years and was known for her open-mindedness and wisdom, not for her brutality and irritability.

She agreed to get married, and asked the princess's mansion to be decorated, like a bride to be married.

Three days later, the news of King Fu's betrayal spread throughout the fifty-one states.

Marrying a princess is actually nothing. However, the nature of ceding the 14 states in the northwest and northeast and handing over one-third of Liang's land to others is different.

The princess's confidants Zhao Che and Chen Tingyun led troops from the garrison to Kyoto, fought to the death with King Fu and Rouran Khan, and finally won a tragic victory at the cost of annihilating 200,000 enemies and losing 300,000 troops on their own. The battle, which lasted fifteen days and took place in late autumn, is known as the "Battle of Akihara".

A full 500,000 people, the corpses were piled higher than the walls of Kyoto.

Princess Gu Luan's forbearance bought time for the transfer of troops, King Fu's entire army was annihilated, and Rouran Khan was seriously injured and driven back to the desert. However, all the achievements of the Liang Dynasty in the past 20 years of recuperation and "Gu Luan's eight years" have also been annihilated. Liang's destruction of the country cannot but be said to be related to the loss of these hundreds of thousands of soldiers.

If the "Eight Years of Gu Luan" is a matter of course, and it has not yet reached the point of shocking the world, then this "Battle of Autumn Plain" is to let the world see clearly, Princess Gu Luan is already the actual emperor. Emperor Wai can be humiliated, but she can't.

Princess Gu Luan's seventh marriage lasted less than twenty days.

The nineteenth year of the bloody Tianyou will soon pass, but Princess Gu Luan died in the mansion of the then prime minister Zhang Heling.

"Taizu Record" said that the princess asked to marry Nangong Xian before she died. Zhang Heling agreed, and Nangong Xian incinerated the princess's body as her husband and took the ashes away to the East China Sea.

This is the seventh time, the last remarriage of Princess Gu Luan. Compared with the previous six vigorous and vigorous, which often involved the lives of countless people, this time is the most quiet, because there is no record in the official history. The only "Taizu Record" that records this incident is nothing but a wild historical legend that is difficult to distinguish between true and false.

In the twenty-sixth year of God's blessing, Emperor Mourning went out of the city and surrendered, and the Liang generation came to an end.

The biggest difference between Emperor Shun, Emperor Mourning and Emperor Xian is the attitude towards Princess Gu Luan. Emperor Shun regarded the princess as a bargaining chip that could marry at will, and Emperor Wai regarded the princess as a female stream with endless selfish desires. Only Emperor Xian, in the face of his superior daughter, gave respect far beyond that of ordinary princes. Is the ending of the Three Emperors very different because of this? Although Emperor Xian collapsed in his prime, the evaluation of him in the history books is mostly regretful. Emperor Shun died less than three years after he ascended the throne, and his reign was not as short as that of his cowardly younger brother. Emperor Wai is a fool and a fool, he reigned for twenty-six years, and after the establishment of the new dynasty, he also lived for twelve years before he died.

It's unpredictable, isn't it?