Text/Fu Huaxuan The three famous Song sisters in modern Chinese history, Song Ailing, Song Qingling, and Song Meiling, all married into a super "good family." Dugu Xin's three daughters were all queens. The eldest daughter, Dugu Prajna, was the empress of Yu Wenyu, Emperor Ming o

Text/Fu Huaxuan

The three famous Song sisters in modern Chinese history, Song Ailing, Song Qingling, Song Meiling, all married into a super "good family". The wives of Soong Ching Ling and Sun Yat-sen, the wives of Soong Meiling and Chiang Kai-shek , and the wives of Soong Ailing and Kong Xiangxi . Among the three brothers-in-law, there are two presidents and one executive president.

However, it is worse than Duguxin during the Southern and Northern Dynasties! Dugu Xin's three daughters are all queens. The eldest daughter, Dugu Prajna, was the queen of Emperor Mingyu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, and was known as the "Queen Mingjing" in history. The fourth daughter, Dugu Mantuo, was the mother of Li Yuan, Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, and Queen Yuanzhen (posthumously recognized by Li Yuan after he became emperor).

The youngest daughter Dugu Jialuo was the queen of Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty Yang Jian and the queen of literature. Look at these three daughters, they are all queens! Duguxin, this old man, is really awesome! However, by the time Li Yuan destroyed the Sui Dynasty and established the Tang Dynasty, Dugu Xin had been dead for many years. The youngest daughter becoming the queen and the fourth daughter becoming the queen were all after his death.

Actually, there is another person who is more awesome! The three daughters are all legitimate queens, and their sons-in-law are all reigning emperors, and they are famous emperors in history. One is Chai Rong, Emperor Shizong of the Later Zhou Dynasty, and the other is Zhao Guangyi, Emperor Taizong of the Song Dynasty. Maybe it's because this Guozhang is not well-known in history, so people are not familiar with it. This person's name is Fu Yanqing . He was born in the chaotic Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period after the Tang Dynasty. After the fall of the Tang Dynasty, the five dynasties of Liang, Tang, Jin, Han and Zhou lasted only more than fifty years. The short-lived dynasties were like a revolving door, chaotic and chaotic. The chaotic state of society can be imagined.

Fu Yanqing (898-975), courtesy name Guanhou, was born in Wanqiu. A general from the Five Dynasties to the early Northern Song Dynasty. Fu Yanqing was born in a family of military generals. He was the fourth son of Li Cunxu Fu Cunshen, a famous general in the Later Tang Dynasty. He was called "Fu Fourth" in the army. Fu Yanqing was able to ride and shoot at the age of 13. He served in the Later Tang Dynasty, Later Jin Dynasty, Later Han Dynasty, Later Zhou Dynasty, Northern Song Dynasty and Five Dynasties. He held the title of Grand Master and other positions, and was successively granted the title of King of Wei.

Fu Yanqing had three daughters who became queens of the Later Zhou Dynasty and the Northern Song Dynasty. His prominence was unparalleled at the time. These three daughters of Mu Yitianxia are:

1, the eldest daughter, XuanyiQueen Fu (931-956), the first queen of Chai Rong, Shizong of the Later Zhou Dynasty.

She first married Li Chongxun, the son of General Li Shouzhen. Later, Li Shouzhen's rebellion in Hezhong failed, Guo Wei was ordered to crusade, and Li's father and son committed suicide out of fear of crime. Before dying, Li Chongxun wanted to kill his entire family first. Mrs. Fu had been alert for a long time and hid behind the curtain. Li Chongxun couldn't find his wife and committed suicide. At this time, the counter-rebellion soldiers rushed in. Fu Shi walked out of the hiding curtain calmly and said sternly to the soldiers who rushed in: "I am the daughter of the King of Wei. General Guo Wei has a close relationship with my father." , please report quickly!" The soldiers were stunned by the beautiful, noble and upright lady in front of them, and immediately reported it. When Guo Wei heard the news, he immediately came to recognize her, and she was indeed the beautiful daughter of the Fu family. He took her back to Fu Yanqing's Wei Palace to reunite her with her parents. Guo Wei admired her calmness and bravery very much and praised her in front of Fu Yanqing and his wife. Then, another move touched Guo Wei deeply. She bravely fell to the ground and worshiped Guo Wei as her adopted father. From then on, she became Guo Wei's adopted daughter.

Guo Wei's adopted son Chai Rong guarded Chanyuan (Puyang, Henan). After the death of Chai Rong's wife Liu, Guo Wei proposed marriage to Chai Rong and accepted Fu Yanqing's eldest daughter as his stepmother. After Guo Wei's death, Chai Rong ascended the throne as Shizong and named Fu as queen. Empress Fu was humble and well-educated, which made Shizong admire her greatly. Shizong had a bad temper. Ever since he married Queen Fu, Queen Fu always calmly persuaded him to prevent him from committing violence against the generals and affecting their morale.

Shizong wanted to lead his troops to conquer Huainan. The queen thought it was inappropriate to do so in person, but Shizong refused to listen and insisted on going. The Queen had no choice but to go with her, and as Queen Fu expected, the result was not good. It was a hot summer day and a heavy rainstorm, and the queen became seriously ill. After returning to the capital, she died of illness in Zide Hall, Bianliang (Kaifeng, Henan) on July 21, 955, at the age of 26.Emperor Shizong was very sad about the death of Queen Fu, and mourned her for seven days. She was posthumously named "Queen Xuanyi" and buried in Yiling.

2. The second daughter, Queen Xuan Cifu (932--993), Zhou Shizong Chai Rong's second queen, is the sister of Queen Dafu. In the third year of Xian De , Queen Dafu died of illness, and Zhou Shizong was immersed in grief. At this time, someone suggested that the queen's sister was even worse than her elder sister in appearance and moral character. As a result, Queen Dafu's sister became Chai Rong's stepmother. In the sixth year of Xiande's reign, she was established as queen. Only ten days after she became the queen, Chai Rong died of illness, and her son Chai Zongxun came to the throne and was honored as the queen mother. Because Chai Zongxun was only 7 years old, Empress Dowager Fu was in charge of the affairs of the court. In the seventh year of Xiande, Zhao Kuangyin launched the Chenqiao mutiny, deposed Chai Zongxun, proclaimed himself emperor, and established the Song Dynasty. Empress Dowager Fu returned to the West Palace and was named "Empress Dowager Zhou". After Chai Zongxun's death, she became a monk and practiced Taoism, and was named Immortal Master Yuqing. In 993 AD, Empress Dowager Fu died, posthumously named "Queen Xuanci". After the Emperor of the Song Dynasty, Empress Zhou was buried in Yiling, accompanying her sister in the northwest.

3, Sixth Daughter, Queen Yidefu (941-975) was the second wife of Song Taizong Zhao Guangyi and the sixth daughter of Wei King Fu Yanqing. During the Xiande period of the later Zhou Dynasty, he married Zhao Kuangyi and became his stepmother. In the early years of Jianlong's reign, Fu's wife was granted the title of Madam of Runan County due to her husband's high status, and later was granted the title of Madam of Chu Kingdom. After Zhao Guangyi was granted the title of King of Jin, Fu was changed to Mrs. Yue. In the eighth year of Kaibao's reign, Fu passed away at the age of thirty-four, which can be regarded as an early death. When Fu died, Zhao Guangyi had not yet ascended the throne. After Emperor Taizong of the Song Dynasty ascended the throne, Mrs. Fu was posthumously named queen, given the posthumous title of Yide, and enjoyed the privilege of living in a separate temple.

In June of the second year of Kaibao in the Song Dynasty (969), Fu Yanqing, who had experienced five dynasties including the Later Tang, the Later Jin, the Later Han, the Later Zhou, and the Song Dynasty, was renamed Fengxiang Jiedushi by the Song court. He went to work despite being ill. When he arrived in Luoyang, Xijing, he claimed to be seriously ill and asked for a salary to recuperate in Luoyang. Zhao Kuangyin agreed and was granted a hundred days' leave. However, after one hundred days of sick leave, Fu Yanqing still received his salary. As a result, he was impeached by the censor, and the case was handed over to the censor station of Liusi in Xijing for trial. In the end, Zhao Kuangyin ordered to stop the interrogation because Fu Yanqing was a close relative by marriage, and only dismissed him from the post of Jiedu Envoy. Although he no longer has his position, the sixth son-in-law Zhao Guangyi holds great power at this time, and his power is overwhelming, so Fu Yanqing's life is still smooth.

Fu Yanqing has lived in Luoyang for seven or eight years. Every spring, he always rides a pony and leads one or two family children to visit the famous gardens of monks and temples, which is quite leisurely and comfortable.

Fu Yanqing passed away on June 12, the eighth year of Kaibao's reign (July 23, 975), at the age of seventy-eight, which was considered a long life in that era. Zhao Kuangyin stayed out of court for three days and issued an edict that the government would be responsible for handling his funeral. He was later given the posthumous title "Zhongxuan".