Zhu Manyue already has the charm of a Jiangnan woman, and she looks like a fairy, coupled with the mature beauty of twenty-three or four-year-olds, she has become the focus of Yu Wenyun's eyes: I feel that Zhu Manyue is so moving!

Sometimes Zhu Manyue was embarrassed and didn't dare to look at him. Pen % fun % Pavilion www.biquge.info

But the gangster Yu Wenyun will take the initiative to get close to Zhu Manyue, and the "cousin" is long and the "cousin" is short.

At the beginning, Zhu Manyue always thought that he was young and ignorant and screamed, and after calling for a long time, she had to correct her name: "Prince, don't scream, I'm your cousin?" ”

"Why not? It is! It is! Yu Wenyun said stubbornly.

"How? I'm Han, you're a Xianbei person, and you're not together! Zhu Manyueying said with a smile.

"I am half Xianbei, half Han." Yu Wenyun said.

"How about half?" Zhu Manyue suddenly felt strange.

"I'm a mixed race of Hu and Han, and my mother is just like you: Han!"

"Your mother is also Han?!" Zhu Manyue became more and more surprised.

"It was my grandfather who fought in the South and took my mother, like you, as a captive."

"Oh, that's what happened."

[As a palace maid with a humble status and not a long time in the palace, Zhu Manyue certainly doesn't know anything about the news of the deep high-level of the palace.

As one of the "Five Hu", the Xianbei ruling class of the Northern Zhou Dynasty was naturally full of the bestiality of the "Five Hu", treating the captive Han women as "two-legged sheep", playing with them at night, slaughtering them during the day, and leaving them with stunners or machines for them to play with!

In 554 (the first year of Emperor Gong of the Western Wei Dynasty), the general of the Western Wei Dynasty captured Jiangling (now Jingzhou, Hubei) of the Southern Liang Dynasty, killed the Liang Yuan Emperor Xiao Yi, and took more than 100,000 ordinary people of Jiangling to Chang'an (now Xi'an, Shaanxi), the capital of the Western Wei Dynasty, where Li Ezi's family was among them. Yu Wentai, who was a powerful minister of the Western Wei Dynasty and a marshal of the Southern Expedition, took a fancy to Li Ezi in the captive group, so he gave this outstanding beauty to his fourth son Yuwen Yong as a concubine.

Because Li Ezi is "after the sinner", Yu Wenyong later succeeded his brother and became Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, and it was not easy to elevate the status of the * concubine Li Ezi for a while.

Many years later, Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty married his wife in his thirties, but he had no feelings for his wife. And Li Ezi, who entered the cave room early, gave birth to her baby son Yuwenyun as early as 559 (the first year of Wucheng). Although Yu Wenyun is a concubine, he is the eldest son!

Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Yuwen Yong, was himself a concubine, and he was able to succeed to the throne after his two elder brothers, Yuwentai's sister-in-law and the eldest son of Yuwentai, were murdered by political enemies.

Therefore, Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Yuwen Yong, regarded the "concubine" and "shu" very lightly, and set up the eldest son Yuwenyun as the crown prince.

The mother is more precious than the son, and Li Ezi naturally became the queen.

Later, Yu Wenyun also followed his father's example and appointed his eldest son, Yu Wenyun, as the crown prince. Zhu Manyue, the mother of Yuwen Yun, also became one of the queens of Yu Wenyun.

In fact, these Hu rulers all knew in their hearts that women like Li Ezi and Zhu Manyue who were "after sinners" were all born in the princes and nobles of the Southern Dynasty, had noble blood, were highly educated, knowledgeable, intelligent and virtuous, and were the best candidates to optimize the quality of their Hu people!

In 581 (the first year of Kaihuang), the Northern Zhou Dynasty was destroyed, and Yuwen Yan was killed soon after. Li Ezi, who has lost her children and grandchildren, has all her thoughts and is a nun and a nun, and her legal name is "Chang Sad". In 588 (the eighth year of the emperor's reign), Li Ezi died, and the Sui Dynasty buried her at the age of 53 in the south of the capital. 】