In the historical records, Liu Bei had four wives, Mrs. Mi, Mrs. Gan, Mrs. Sun, and Empress Wu.

Empress Wu gave birth to a son named Liu Yong. Later, there was a third son, Liu Li. In order, Liu Yong is the second, and Liu Li is the third.

But this Liu Li was definitely not born to Empress Wu - if she was born, she should leave a name.

If it weren't her, who else could there be?

Don't look at the impression Liu Bei gives people, it's not good to be a woman, but, generally he is pretending, Renjun, can he still have the temperament of a pervert? However, isn't he also a human being, isn't he also a normal man? Why don't you go to women?

What's more, at that time, he was already the emperor, didn't there be many women in the harem who were mentally and physically ready for her? I can't say which Yan'er gave birth to a boy for him. However, the mother of this boy, whether in appearance or identity, really can't do it, so it has not been recorded in history.

This son, who later married Ma Chao's daughter, gave birth to two sons, Liu Yin and Liu Ji, and the son had a son, named Liu Cheng, who was the son of Liu Yin, the king of Anping, and died in the twentieth year of Yanxi (257), and was called the king of death.

In addition, Liu Bei also had two daughters, who were captured by Cao Chun, the general of Cao, when Liu Bei fled south to Changsaka. Who gave birth to them, and what happened to them after they were captured, there is no record in the annals of history.

If you don't know, you don't know, you can't make it up, right?

Liu Bei pulled it clearly, it's gone, it's over.

We found that Liu Bei's four ladies recorded in history are all among the top ten beauties of the Three Kingdoms.

He's nearly half of it!

Look at it, it's such a person who doesn't take beauty seriously, Mrs. Everyone is a stunning beauty, you say, where to reason?

Their Liu family, to continue, is going to talk about his heir to the throne Liu Chan.

Liu Chan has two wives, both surnamed Zhang, and they are sisters, both of whom are Zhang Fei's daughters.

Da Zhang first married Liu Chan and was named queen by Liu Chan.

She died 14 years later, and when her sister Xiao Zhang got married, she was also named queen the following year. This has been talked about in 004, 005, and 006, and will not be repeated.

Talking about Liu Chan's son.

Liu Chan had seven sons, they were:

The eldest son, Liu Xuan (璿xuá

In the first year of Yanxi (238), he was established as the crown prince, and after the death of Shu Han, Zhong Hui made a rebellion in Chengdu and was killed by the rebels.

The second son, Liu Yao, was crowned King of Anding in the first year of Yanxi (238), and surrendered after the death of Shu Han.

The third son, Liu Cong (琮có

g), in the fifteenth year of Yanxi (252), he was crowned the king of Xihe, and Jingyao died of illness in the fifth year (262).

The fourth son, Liu Zhan, was crowned King of Xinping in the nineteenth year of Yanxi (256), and surrendered after the death of Shu Han.

The fifth son, Liu Chen, was crowned king of Beidi in the second year of Jingyao (259), and once opposed Qiao (谯qiáo) Zhou's proposal to surrender to Wei, but was rejected by Liu Chan, so he first killed his wife and children on the day of the death of Shu Han, and then committed suicide.

The sixth son, Liu Sui, was crowned the king of Xinxing in the second year of Jingyao (259), and surrendered after the death of Shu Han. Later, he inherited Liu Chan's title of Duke Anle.

The seventh son, Liu Qian, was crowned the king of the party in the second year of Jingyao (259), and surrendered after the death of Shu Han.

Liu Chan's 7 sons, in addition to the 5th son Liu Chen, committed suicide when Shu Han died in the country, and 4 sons died in the Yongjia Rebellion, only the 3rd son died early, died in 262 years before the fall of Shu Han.

Who gave birth to his 7 sons, most of them can't be examined, we now know that Liu Chan has four women, but the two sisters of the Zhang family did not give birth to him, so these seven sons are born by Wang Gui and Li Zhaoyi? Apparently not.

Liu Chan's harem is in charge of a special person, and it is claimed to be very strictly controlled, but it is inevitable that Liu Chan will secretly talk about it, and there will be times when there is a "secret knot of the pearl fetus" - it can only be said that otherwise, his children can't grow out of the ground like grass, right? It's just that their biological mother is lowly, and the annals have not recorded it.

However, Liu Xuan (璿xuá), who was made the crown prince by Liu Chan

You can know who his birth mother is.

Wang Guiren.

Wang Guiren was the slave maid of Zhang Fei's family, serving Zhang Fei's eldest daughter, who later became the queen of mourning.

In 221, Zhang was canonized as the crown princess, and Wang entered the palace as a dowry maid, and was later favored by Liu Chan.

In 224, Wang gave birth to Liu Chan's eldest son, Liu Xuan (璿xuá

）。

- What kind of style are they? There is no news of the lord who has married, and the "big girl in the room" who has married has taken the lead in snatching people, getting pregnant and giving birth to children before the lord marries, where is that man going?

However, the mother is more expensive than the son, and in 238, Liu Xuan (璿xuá

was canonized as the crown prince, and the Wang family was also named a nobleman, and continued to be favored by Liu Chan. After the fall of Shu Han, Wang Guiren moved to Luoyang with Liu Chan and Empress Xiao Zhang.

Liu Xuan (璿xuá

) for Wang. And the Wang family is just a slave with a humble status. Liu Xuan (璿xuá

Even if it is the eldest son, he can only be a concubine, but he was made the crown prince by Liu Chan, which shows that Liu Chan likes the Wang family very much.

Liu Chan was moved to Luoyang, and only took the Wang family and Empress Xiao Zhang, and the other concubines were kept in Chengdu and given to the generals by Sima Yan.

It can be seen that Liu Chan is very affectionate to Wang.

Liu Chan has high hopes for this son, and when Liu Chan established the crown prince, the next book said: "In the past, the emperor inherited the throne and elected the prince as the vice monarch of the dynasty, which is a practice since ancient times. Now Li Liu Xuan (璿xuá

As the crown prince, in order to inherit the divine power of the ancestors, he specially appointed the prime minister, and General Zuo awarded the seal ribbon to Lang Zhijie. You should strive to improve your good character, strictly abide by morality, study the rules and etiquette, respect your teachers, and absorb the strengths of others to help you be virtuous. ”

Liu Xuan (璿xuá

He also lived up to his father's high expectations, and once the great Si Nong Meng Guang asked the secretary Lang Hezheng about the crown prince Liu Xuan (璿xuá

Reading situation and temperament hobbies, Yin Zheng said: "Liu Xuan (Xuan xuá

Serve his parents pious and respectful, day and night without slackness, with the demeanor of an ancient son; When receiving the ministers, their behavior shows benevolence and forgiveness. ”

But what's the use of those? Liu Xuan (璿xuá

After Liu Chan surrendered, Jiang Wei and Zhong Hui failed to plot against Deng Ai, and Liu Xuan (Xuan Xuá

He was also killed by the rebels.

After the fall of Shu Han, Liu Chan moved to Luoyang, the capital of Wei State, and was named the Duke of Anle County.

In the seventh year of Taishi (271), Liu Chan died at the age of sixty-four, and the Jin court named Liu Chan as Sigong. Empress Xiao Zhang and Wang Guiren didn't know what to do, and no one mentioned it.

Among the four wives and concubines, there is another one, which is Li Zhaoyi.

Li Zhaoyi (AD?) -263), Zhaoyi, the harem of the queen of the Shu Han Dynasty. In the sixth year of Jingyao (263), Wei Zhengxi's general Deng Ai attacked Chengdu, and the latter surrendered. In the first year of Xianxi, the lord then moved to Luoyang.

Later, Wei gave the rest of the concubines and palace maids in the harem of Shu except for Empress Zhang and Wang Guiren to the generals who had no wives, Li Zhaoyi had been humiliated before, and now as the emperor's concubine, he had to be humiliated again, so he found the queen and said: "I can't be insulted one after another. ”

So he committed suicide.

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