How did the woman next to Liu Bei end up?

First of all, Liu Bei is not a very caring person. There are only four wives recorded in history. In that feudal society, Liu Bei as a generation of emperors is actually not many. And these four women are Liu Bei's wife.

However, it is said that Liu Bei was born to restrain his wife. Before these four wives, Liu Bei also married several wives, but they were all killed by him. Therefore, there is a saying among the people that when Liu Bei was in his hometown, he "counted the funeral of the direct descendant". However, there is no clear record of Liu Bei's wife when he was in his hometown, so I won't say it here.

In fact, I introduced Liu Bei's four wives in my earlier article. Today, I will talk to you about who are Liu Bei's four wives? How did they end up?

The first, Mrs. Gan (Gan Dan)

Gan Shi was the first wife of Liu Bei recorded in history, Peicheng , and was posthumously named Empress Zhaolie after her death. She is Liu Shan's biological mother, a concubine who Liu Bei married in Peicheng in 194 after he raised his army.

But at that time Liu Bei actually didn't have a wife, which may also be related to Liu Bei's early experience. Later, Mrs. Gan followed Liu Bei to Jingzhou, where she gave birth to the young master Liu Chan.

It is said that Mrs. Gan was born to be beautiful and moving. She was one of the famous beauties in the Three Kingdoms period. Naturally, he was deeply loved by Liu Bei, and Mrs. Gan was also a very virtuous woman. Liu Bei was widowed many times in his early years, the main room was always vacant, and Mrs. Gan often presided over the housekeeping.

Legend has it that Liu Bei once placed a three-foot-tall jade figure by his pillow to describe Mrs. Gan's skin as white as jade. Mrs. Gan was worried that Liu Bei would lose his mind by playing with things, so he persuaded him, and Liu Bei removed the jade man. After learning about this, people who claimed to be gentlemen at that time praised Mrs. Gan as a "sapient woman".

Mrs. Gan's life was actually quite bumpy. She fled with Liu Bei, and she hardly had a few days of stability. She was captured many times, but she returned to Liu Bei safe and sound.

The most thrilling one was the battle of Dangyang County Changban. In this battle, Liu Bei was attacked by Cao Cao iron cavalry. In a hurry, Liu Bei had to leave Mrs. Gan and son to escape. The situation was very urgent. Fortunately, Zhao Yun returned in time to protect the mother and son from disaster. (This paragraph is also described in detail in Romance.)

Although the history book did not record the situation at that time, judging from the situation at that time, Zhao Yun and Cao Jun must have had a fight. According to

history books, Mrs. Gan died of illness, but the year of her death is not clearly recorded. After her death, she was buried in Nanjun, Jingzhou.

221 , Liu Bei established the Shuhan regime, the following year Liu Bei posthumously named Mrs. Gan as "Mrs. Huangsi", and moved her coffin to the land of Shu for burial.

223 In April, before Madam Gan's coffin was transported back to Shu, Liu Bei had already passed away. Later, Zhuge Liang wrote to the imperial court, posthumously named Mrs. Gan as "Empress Zhaolie", August , Mrs. Gan and Liu Bei were buried together in Huiling .

The second place, Mrs. Mi

When Liu Bei learned that Mrs. Gan was captured by Lu Bu, he probably felt a chill in his heart. What do you think, who is Lu Bu? At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he was second only to Cao Cao's big pervert! Is his daughter-in-law still in his hands? Besides, Mrs. Gan looks so good-looking. (Skin)

In short, Liu Bei did not reject Mi Zhu, so he married Mrs. Mi just like that. At the same time, Mi Zhu gave Liu Bei 2,000 family slaves, and there were countless gold and silver to help Liu Bei regain his strength.

To the spring of 200, when the "clothing edict" happened, Cao Cao personally led a large army to conquer Liu Bei. After Liu Bei was defeated, he abandoned his wife and children and fled. Cao Cao took them prisoner, along with Guan Yu .

The records about Mrs. Mi in the history books are gone here, and there is no account of her ending. That is to say, at this point, Mrs. Mi's whereabouts are unknown, and her name has not been clearly explained.

However, in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" , Changbanpo World War I reflected her heroic side. In order to preserve life for Liu Bei's only son and Zhao Yun who came to rescue, she resolutely chose to commit suicide by throwing herself into a well. As a woman, what a courage to be able to make such a decision! Every time I read this, I can't help but sigh, how majestic Madam Mi is!

Although there are only a few words about her in the history books, but looking at her life, Mrs. Mi is indeed unlucky, and her fate has been ill-fated.

The third place is Mrs. Sun (Sun Shangxiang)

This is the younger sister of Sun Quan . The date of birth and death is unknown. She married Liu Bei after the Battle of Chibi. Marrying Liu Bei is, to put it bluntly, a political marriage, and the two have almost no feelings for each other.

This woman is agile, strong and brave, and has the style of her elder brother Sun Ce .There are more than 100 servants around, all of them guarding her with swords and swords. Even Liu Bei, who has experienced strong winds and waves, will be afraid every time he enters Mrs. Sun's inner room. Therefore, Fazheng had persuaded Liu Bei to keep a distance from this Lady Sun.

At that time, Liu Bei lived in the police, fearing the mighty Cao Cao in the north, and the threat of Sun Quan in the east, and Mrs. Sun beside him was like a strong enemy in his boudoir, and Liu Bei regarded him as his own disaster, which was very embarrassing.

Moreover, this Madam Sun relied on her brother Sun Quan's power to be arrogant and domineering, and most of the personal guards she brought did not obey the law. Liu Bei let the prudent Zhao Yun manage the internal affairs.

Later, Liu Bei simply built a city in Xueling, west of Gongan City, to house Mrs. Sun and her personal servants and servants. This city was called "Xueling City" or "Mrs. Sun City". There is also a saying that the city was built by Mrs. Sun because of Liu Bei's suspicion.

In short, the political marriage of the two of them made Liu Bei unhappy, and he was often even frightened. It was really hard for Liu Bei.

211, when Liu Bei entered Shu, Sun Quan sent a big boat to take Mrs. Sun back. She planned to take Liu Bei's son Liu Shan away, but Zhuge Liang sent Zhao Yun and Zhang Fei to stop her, and only released her after retaking Liu Shan. leave. Since then, there is no record of her in the "Three Kingdoms".

Moreover, her name is not given in the history books. As for the name Sun Shangxiang, it first appeared in the drama "Ganlu Temple" and "Bie Gong·Jijiang".

As for her ending, since there is no clear record in the history books, there is no way to verify it. However, in the Mao Zonggang version of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", after the Battle of Yiling , rumors spread to Soochow that Liu Bei had already died. After hearing the news, Mrs. Sun was heartbroken, looked west and cried, and threw herself into the river to die. Later generations built a temple for it and called it "Xiaoji Temple".

However, from the point of view of their married life, the two have no feelings for each other, and Mrs. Sun is a woman with extraordinary intelligence and strong personality, and it is unlikely that she will die for Liu Bei. There is also a saying in

that Mrs. Sun later remarried to Lu Xun as his wife, but these are just legends and cannot be verified.

The fourth, Empress Mu of Wu

She is the last wife of Liu Bei, and the sister of Wu Yi, the general of Shu Han.

The Wu brothers and sisters lost their father in their early years, and their father had a deep friendship with Liu Yan , so the whole family followed Liu Yan to live in Shu. Later, Liu Yan heard from each other that Mrs. Wu was a noble prime minister, so she married Mrs. Wu for her son Liu Mao. In this way, Mrs. Wu was once the sister-in-law of Liu Zhang . After Liu Mao's death, the Wu family has been a widow.

In other words, Mrs. Wu was a widow. After Liu Bei settled in Yizhou , Mrs. Sun had already returned to Soochow, so Liu Bei accepted Mrs. Wu as his wife under the persuasion of the ministers.

221 On the sixth day of the first month of April, Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor and established the Shuhan regime. The era name was changed to "Zhangwu".

223 On April 24th, Liu Bei died of illnessYong'an Palace, in May Liu Shan ascended the throne, honored Wu as the empress dowager, and lived in Changle Palace.

245, Wu died, posthumously titled Empress Mu, and was buried in Liu Bei's Huiling. According to the history of

, Liu Bei's wives are only these four, but there is a clear record of the ending, and the one with the best ending is Mrs. Wu. The other three are not clearly recorded in the history books as to what their endings were. It can be seen that Liu Bei's wife is not groundless! (Huh...just kidding again.)

Liu Bei also has many wives, but he only has three biological sons and one adopted son, namely:

Liu Chan, the eldest concubine after Liu Bei became emperor, from this title, Liu Chan should not be Liu Bei's The first son, but because of the perennial war, Liu Bei's former sons are probably gone. Later, Liu Shan ascended the throne and became the second and last emperor of Shu Han.

Liu Yong, Liu Bei's concubine, born of Wu's family, was first named King of Lu , and later renamed King Ganling. After moving eastward to Luoyang, he worshipped the Captain of Che and was named the Marquis of the Township.

Liu Li , Liu Bei's concubine, the biological mother is unknown, first King of Liang , later named King of Anping, died early, posthumously titled Mourning King.

Liu Feng , Liu Bei's adopted son, although he was an adopted son, he followed Liu Bei for many years, fought all year round, and took a lot of credit.