The sixth beauty is Fan's, which was written in chapter 009, so I won't repeat it.

Say seventh place.

Who is 7th place?

Mrs. Gan.

Mrs. Gan is Mrs. Mi's dowry, and she is the role of the "big girl in the room" in the Qing Dynasty.

This thing is also strange, the main marriage did not get pregnant and give birth, but the marriage gave birth to an emperor - Adou.

It's true that you gave birth to a child, but it's not yours, it's your master's, Mrs. Mi's. Therefore, Adou has always been taken care of by Mrs. Mi, which is why Mrs. Mi threw herself into the well and Zhao Yun pushed the wall to bury it.

Some people don't understand the term "big girl in the room", and think that "she has already had a room for Liu Bei". Wrong, if it is as Jun said, why not call Mrs. Gan a "concubine"? Aren't concubines also "intercourse" for men?

Not really.

According to Mr. Liu Xinwu's research (discussed in the "Hundred Lectures"), the "big girl in the room" was originally the hostess's dowry, and her bed was made in the house of the male and female hosts, usually on the side of the corner, and she could participate in the sexual affairs of the male and female hosts, just like Ping'er in Jia Lian and Wang Xifeng's house.

Mrs. Gan is also this character, she is Mrs. Mi's dowry.

Mrs. Gan (177), the famous Gan Mei of "Kuizhou Mansion Chronicles", the year of birth and death is unknown, a native of Peiguo, she was fleeing the war, and her family (maybe herself), fled to Qu County, Donghai County (now Lianyungang City, Jiangsu Province), just right, the rich merchant Mi family recruited the maid who waited for the lady, and recruited her.

She was still young at that time, a little Laiba, and she was with the young lady.

After a long time, she became a relationship with Miss and became a confidant, and when Miss's brother gave Miss to Liu Bei, she naturally married her.

When I got to Liu Bei, maybe it was the mood, maybe it was the climate, maybe it was - Mrs. Gan's eighteen years of change are getting better, especially the complexion, that white! Like Hetian jade, it is especially whitening.

There is a way that is white and ugly.

Mrs. Gan is not ugly, her nose and eyes, lips, eyebrows, and figure are very attractive, and this white looks even more charming and beautiful.

At that time, Liu Bei served as the pastor of Yuzhou and was stationed in Xiaopei.

Liu Bei summoned Mrs. Gan to his inner room tent, and then looked in from the outside of the house, and Mrs. Gan was like frost and snow shining in the bright moonlight.

At this time, a Henan person dedicated a three-foot-tall white jade beauty to Liu Bei, Liu Bei put the jade man behind Mrs. Gan, talked to the soldiers about military strategies during the day, and held Mrs. Gan at night while playing with the white jade beauty.

People often say that jade is the most precious thing in the world, so people often use jade as a metaphor for a gentleman, carving white jade into a human shape, can't it be used to play?

Madame Gan's skin is as white and moist as the white jade beauty.

The people who saw it couldn't tell which one was a real person and which one was a jade person, and those women who were favored by Liu Bei were not jealous of Mrs. Gan's beauty, but jealous of that jade person.

When Mrs. Gan saw Liu Bei like this, she often wanted to destroy that jade man.

She admonished Liu Bei, "At the beginning, Zihan didn't regard white jade as a treasure, and "Spring and Autumn" praised it. Now that the State of Wu and the State of Wei have not been destroyed, how can they put this kind of monster in their arms to play? Sexual immorality will make doubts, and I hope you will not do this in the future. ”

When Liu Bei heard Mrs. Gan's words, he was deeply ashamed, so he moved the white jade beauty away.

When the gentlemen at that time heard about this, they all praised Mrs. Gan, and they all talked about Madame Gan as a "sanity woman".

After Mrs. Mi's death, the position of the main room was vacant, so Mrs. Gan presided over the housekeeping. In 194 (the first year of Xingping), when Liu Bei lived in Xiaopei for Yuzhou, Mrs. Nagant was a concubine.

In the twelfth year of Jian'an (207), Mrs. Gan followed Liu Bei to Jingzhou and gave birth to her son Liu Chan.

He later died and was buried in Nam-gun.

Liu Bei called the emperor and posthumously called the deceased concubine Gan as "Mrs. Huangsi".

After Liu Chan ascended the throne, he posthumously called his biological mother, Mrs. Gan, "Empress Zhaolie".

In order to cleanly and completely sever Liu Bei's connection with Jingzhou, Sun Quan ordered people to move Mrs. Gan's coffin and the families and children of Shu Han magnates Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhuge Liang and others in Jiangling and sent them to Liangchuan.

Before Mrs. Gan's coffin reached its destination, Liu Bei died in the White Emperor City.

In recent years, some people have said that two high tombs have been found in the depths of the underground of the old Liu Bei Palace in Fengjie, one is the tomb of Liu Bei, and the other is the tomb of Mrs. Gan.

Later, Zhuge Liang reiterated to Liu Chan the relocation of Mrs. Gan's burial and the burial with Liu Bei. In fact, when Liu Bei made peace with Eastern Wu, Zhuge Liang had already given up Jingzhou in his concept, and at this time, Zhuge Liang also acquiesced to the east of the White Emperor as the jurisdiction of Eastern Wu, and broke off the idea of annexing Eastern Wu and retaking Jingzhou.