The thin queen mother who used to be in America

The Empress Dowager Cixi is the famous Ji Bo, the mother of Emperor Liu Heng. Empress Bo's mother was Ivy, the daughter of the imperial clan of Wei, who had an affair with Wu Jun and gave birth to Ji Bo. Not long after her daughter was born, Bosheng died, leaving the mother and daughter to live together in troubled times. Ji Bo's father died in Yin Shan, so he was buried there.

At the end of the Qin dynasty, various places started to fight against the Qin dynasty. Wei Baoli became Wang Wei, and Ivy sent her daughter Ji Bo to the palace. Wei Wei went to Xu Fu to tell fortune and predict the fate of his daughter Ji Bo. Chui fook said Ji Bo would give birth to the son of heaven.

At that time, Xiang Yu, the overlord of the Western Chu Dynasty, was competing with Liu Bang, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, and the general trend of the world was still unclear. Wei Bao took Emperor Gaozu to attack Xiang Yu. Hearing Xu Fu's words, he was happy, so he betrayed Emperor Gaozu, took a neutral attitude, and then made peace with Xiang Yu. Emperor Gaozu sent Cao Can and others to capture Wei Bao, change Wei into a county, and sent Ji Bo to the palace weaving workshop. After Wei Bao's death, Emperor Gaozu once went to the Weaver Girl's workshop and saw that Ji Bo was very attractive, so he was included in the imperial edict.

Ji Bo has been in the palace for more than a year, and has not been favored by Emperor Gaozu. Ji Bo fell in love with Guan Furen and Zhao Zier when he was young, and agreed: "People who get rich first should not forget their companions and friends." Later, Guan Furen and Zhao Zier were first favored by Liu Bang.

In the fourth year of Emperor Gaozu (203 BC), Emperor Gaozu sat on the elevation platform of Henan Palace, surrounded by two beautiful women, Guan Furen and Zhao Zier, who talked and laughed about their meeting with Ji Bo that year. Emperor gaozu asked them what they were laughing at. The two of them told the truth to Emperor Gaozu. Emperor Gaozu was very sad and sympathized with Ji Bo, so he called Ji Bo and slept with her that day. Ji Bo said, "Last night, I dreamed that the black dragon was entrenched in my stomach." Emperor Gaozu said, "This is a good omen for dignitaries. I will promote this good thing for you." This time, Ji Bo became pregnant and gave birth to her son Liu Heng in the fifth year of Emperor Gaozu (202 years ago). In the 11th year of Emperor Gaozu (196 BC), Liu Hengnian, who was eight years old, was appointed as acting king. After Ji Bo gave birth to his son Liu Heng, he rarely had a chance to see Emperor Gaozu again.

In the 12th year of Emperor Gaozu (BC 195), Emperor Gaozu died, and those who were under the protection of Emperor Gaozu, such as Mrs. Qi, were imprisoned and could not leave the palace. Ji Bo, who was seldom loved by Emperor Gaozu, was able to leave the palace and follow his son Liu Heng to the fief to be the queen mother of the king. Ji Bo's younger brother Zhao Bo followed him to Dai Di.

In the seventeenth year of Liu Heng's reign, namely 180 BC, Lv Hou died. Ministers discussed the succession of the emperor, hated the powerful Princess Lu and praised the kindness, so they welcomed the generation back and made him emperor of China. The Empress Dowager will be renamed the Empress Dowager and her younger brother will be named Hou.

In March of the same year, ministers demanded a queen. Ji Bo said that all princes were born to the same mother, so he made Dou, the mother, the queen. So Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty made Dou the queen, which was later Dou Taihou.

Ji Bo's mother, Wei Tuo, died young and was buried in the north of Liyang. So the court honored Ji Bo's father as the Marquis of Ling Wen, and set aside 300 families of land in Huiji County to establish the Garden City. Officials below the Great Wall guarded the mausoleum, and the food and sacrifices provided in Miao Ling complied with the rules and regulations of the Marquis. In the north of Liyang, there is also a Lingwen backyard lady, all manners are comparable to Lingwen backyard. Ji Bo thinks that her mother is a descendant of Wang Wei, and she lost her parents in her early years. Wei ren, who supported and cared for Ji Bo, made the greatest contribution, issued imperial edicts to exempt them from tax corvee and rewarded them according to their personal relationship. There is a man named Marquis in the Bo family.

Those who pacified Zhu Lu and saved Liu Hanshi were falsely accused of rebellion. When Empress Bo Xilai learned about it, she thought that there was no rebellion in Zhou Bo. When Emperor Wendi came to Korea, Empress Bo grabbed the headscarf and threw it at Emperor Wendi, saying, "Empress Jiang wore a seal from the emperor and led hundreds of thousands of troops in the northern army. At that time, he didn't rebel. Now he lives in a small county, but he wants to rebel! " Wendi then apologized to Queen Bo and said, "The jailer just found out and let him out of prison at once." So he sent envoys to release the marquis with Jeff and restore his title and fief.

In the seventh year after Emperor Wendi ascended the throne (BC 157), Emperor Wendi died, and Liu Qi, the son of Emperor Wendi and grandson of Ji Bo, acceded to the throne, honoring Ji Bo as the Empress Dowager. Two years later, two years before Emperor Han Jing (BC 155), Ji Bo died and was buried in Nanling. According to the etiquette of the Han dynasty, as a concubine, she can't be regarded as a queen, so she is called Empress Wendi, and the history books call her Empress or Bo. Because both Lv Hou and Emperor Gaozu were buried in Changling, Gilbert specially built a mausoleum alone, near the Baling of Wendi.

In the first year of Jianwu in the Eastern Han Dynasty (A.D. 56), Liu Xiuzun, Guangwu Emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, became the high queen. However, in Hanshu, Empress Dowager Bo is still called Gao, not Gao, because Empress Dowager Bo is a concubine, a wife and a great-grandfather couple, and we can't change her original position and respect her because future generations depose her.

Ji Bo Temple

Ji Bo Temple, located in the north of Jiboling Village, Matun Town, Mengjin County, Henan Province, was built by local people to commemorate the locust plague of Queen Ji Bo. According to legend, when Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, Ji Bo sympathized with people's feelings and wrote a letter to exterminate locusts. She lives on the ridge where the locust plague is the most serious, and personally directs the officers and men to drive away locusts day and night. Later generations built a temple for Ji Bo, praising its merits and calling it "Ji Bo Temple".

Ji Xiang Temple Tower

Ji Xiang Temple Pagoda, also known as Hanta, Botaihou Pagoda and Wangmu Pagoda, is located in Liucun, Huo Feng Town, Liquan County, Shaanxi Province. According to legend, Liu Heng was built in memory of his mother Bo Xilai. It has been listed in the third batch of key cultural relics protection units in Shaanxi Province. There is a Ji Xiang Temple here, which was once very prosperous, but now it has been abandoned for a long time. There is also the palace where Empress Dowager Bo once lived-crack garden, which was demolished in 1972 and razed to the ground. 1in may, 992, the people's government of liquan county erected a monument for the "Wangmu Pagoda" and the site of Botai Hougong.

To commemorate the kindness of his neighbors, Liu Heng ordered the original village to be named "Botaihou Village" as his uncle's home, and built a brick tower named "Wangmu Tower". Unfortunately, with the passage of time, the destruction of war and disaster, the old tower has long been damaged. What I saw was built in the same place when Tang Wenzong Taihe was promoting Buddhism in the eighth year (AD 834).

Nanling, Queen Mother Han Bo

Nanling is the mausoleum of the mother of Emperor Gaozu. It is located one kilometer northwest of Baodi Village, Zhaizhai Street, Baqiao District, Xi City, Shaanxi Province. The mausoleum of Empress Dowager Bo is called "Nanling" because it is in the south of the mausoleum of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty. According to the biography of consorts in Han Dynasty, Wen Di's mother Bo was buried in Nanling in the second year of Xiaojing (BC 155), which was the official residence and was not allowed to be buried together. The fence of the mausoleum is shaped like a composite barrel, with a width of one hundred and fifty meters from east to west, a length of 200 meters from north to south, a height of more than 40 meters, a bottom area of 44 mu and a top area of more than 3 mu. The original cemetery covers an area of 1 10 mu. Now the tomb base is surrounded by farmland, and the only thing left in the cemetery is Bi Yuan, the governor of Shaanxi Province, which reads "Nanling, Empress Humber". On the south side of the original cemetery, there is a cobblestone cemetery avenue. Now, you can see pebbles and fragments of tiles by the side of the pool. Mausoleum is a key cultural relic protection unit in Xi city.

Ji Bo Temple

Ji Bo once planted mulberry and sericulture in Lusang Garden (60 miles northwest of Yunchao Temple), taught people to plow and weave, was a teacher, and was kind and kind. The world called her Lu Yigu, and she was deeply loved by the people. In the third year of Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty (BC 154), Ji Bo died, and people heard of his death and felt his kindness. So he is on the water bank, above the high hills (now Yunchao Temple site, surrounded by fertile soil, fine veins, rain and dew everywhere, is the Taiji point in Nanyang Basin. ) Ji Bo Temple was built as a memorial hall, and people regarded it as a god. In the 9th year of Dayuan in Shun Di (A.D. 1349), Hui Zong changed the ancestral temple into a shrine. It was hot when the foundation stone was laid, and suddenly Xiangyun floated in, covering the sun and letting the colorful clouds face the Buddha. Extremely magical, so it was named "Yunchao Temple".