Whose son is Xianxiang? Who is his father?

Xian Xiang, born and died in an unknown year, was the monarch of Xia Dynasty and reigned for 28 years. In order to resist Han Zhuo, Xiang moved from Shangqiu to Qianguan for temporary residence. Guan Fu led the troops to attack Guan Fu, got the news in advance, and led the palace officials to move as soon as possible to Di Mountain. Later, Han Jue's son committed suicide by splashing water in the capital and was buried in Diqiu (now Puyang County, Henan Province). Whose son is Xianxiang? What's the story of Xianxiang? Let's have a look.

Xian Xiang was the fifth emperor of Xia Dynasty, also known as Xiang 'an and Hou Yi. Xian Xiang's grandfather was Qi Qi, the second king of Xia Dynasty, his father was Zhong Kang, the fourth king, and San Taikang was his uncle. Xian Xiang was born in the second year of the Xia Dynasty, in the seventies of the Xia Dynasty (now northeast of yanshi city), and grew up there. He was smart and studious since he was a child. He liked reading and practicing martial arts, and was deeply loved by his parents.

After Zhongkang died of illness, Xian Xiang succeeded to the throne. He was still very young when he succeeded to the throne. Because of the promotion of Hou Yi, Xiang was driven out of the capital of Xia Dynasty, and the capital moved to Shangqiu. At that time, Shang tribes had migrated to the northwest, so Shangqiu became the imperial capital of Xia Dynasty. At this time, Xiang's power was weak, but the ancestor had some merits among the people. Some governors still obeyed Xiang's orders, especially with the support of Zhu Guanhe, a warlord with the same surname.

From the first year of Xianxiang to the seventh year, the prestige of Xia Dynasty gradually recovered under Xianxiang's rule. In the eighth year, Hou Yi, a poor leader who stole half of the Xia Dynasty, was killed by his adopted son Han Zeng. Han Zhuo occupied Hou Yi's beautiful young wife, became king on his own, and changed his name to Han (according to legend, Hou Yi was murdered by his wife and Han Zhuo in collusion).

After nine years of rule and eight years of rectification, the national strength of Xia Dynasty became stronger and stronger. Tributes from vassal states and taxes paid by domestic people made Xia Dynasty prosperous again. At this time, Si Xiang suddenly felt that the capital of Diqiu was too small and the palace was too humble, which was unbearable. Moreover, Diqiu is located in the north, which is not conducive to the management of the Central Plains. So, after consulting with ministers, he ordered craftsmen and civilian workers from all over the country to go to Shandong to build a new capital in the fief with the same surname. The newly-built capital was built in 1920, with a history of more than a year.

In the early autumn of the seventeenth year (Xin Mao, 2 130 BC), Fu Lingbing of Sima Xiangru fought against the cold country together, thinking that the Chinese army was Sima, and Mu Ding was Sima of the right army. The three armies of Xia Dynasty pushed to the border of the cold country at the same time. However, Han Zhuo was prepared. He and his two sons led troops against the Third Route Army in Xia Dynasty. Garu saw that the cold country had a strong army lineup and did not dare to attack rashly. The two sides held each other's camp for more than ten days. During the rainy season, it rains continuously and the weather is very bad. The soldiers were miserable and complained bitterly. Several leaders in Xia Jun were afraid of losing the battle, so they negotiated to retreat back to China. After this expedition, Xian Xiang knew the power of Leng Jun and gave up the idea of attacking the cold country. He thinks there is nothing wrong with such non-aggression, so why let many innocent people bleed for the world! However, the tree wants to be quiet, but the wind will not stop. Xiang Xiang doesn't want to fight, but Han Zhuo insists on dominating the world. He is not content with only half a country. He wanted to destroy the Xia Dynasty and unify China.

The war lasted until the twenty-seventh year of Xiang, when Xiang died and Han Biao usurped the throne, which interrupted the Xia Dynasty for forty years. After Xian Xiang's death, Xia Houshi perished for forty years. Forty years later, Xian Shaokang, the son of Xian Xiang, destroyed the cold country and resumed the rule of Xia Dynasty, which was called Shao Kang Zhongxing in history.