How many years has Li Shimin lived in Zhenguan? Li Shimin's reign of Zhenguan began in 627 and ended in 649. Therefore, Li Shimin's Zhenguan period was 23 years.
We can conclude that during the Zhenguan period, there was indeed a quarrel between Li Chengqian and Li Shimin. According to the first document, Li Chengqian felt the pressure from Li Shimin and Li Tai. The second document mentioned that Li Tai had once threatened Li Zhi behind his back, but Li Zhi had reported him. The third document described Li Chengqian angrily expressing his unwillingness to be the Crown Prince in Taiji Palace. From then on, there was no Crown Prince in Zhenguan. The fourth document mentioned that Li Shimin decided to make Li Chengqian the Crown Prince, but he was so angry that he fell ill. Combining all this information, it could be concluded that during the Zhenguan period, there was indeed a quarrel between Li Chengqian and Li Shimin.
Zhenguan Longsong was a TV series that told the story of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin, and Empress Zhangsun. Li Shimin was a wise ruler, while Empress Zhangsun was regarded as a virtuous empress. They had three sons and four daughters. Empress Zhangsun showed her wisdom and ability as an empress in the play and played an important role in assisting Li Shimin's imperial career. Empress Zhangsun knew how to manage the harem. She did not interfere with the government and let the men settle their affairs. She set an example and used her personal charm to convince the concubines in the harem to avoid chaos. It was obvious that Empress Zhangsun valued Li Shimin. Their relationship was very good. However, regarding the specific plot and details of Li Shimin and Empress Zhangsun in the Zhenguan Long Song, I can't find the answer in the information provided.
In the Zhenguan Song, Li Shimin's Shu Fei was one of his favorite concubines. In the drama, when the Jie Li army was about to take Chang 'an, Li Shimin would rather let Consort Shu be poisoned to death than let her fall into the enemy's hands and be humiliated. Thus, he ordered the imperial physician to add poison to Shu Fei's medicine. Regarding Consort Shu's identity and the development of the plot, there were some different descriptions and explanations in the play. Some of the audience believed that Empress Zhangsun had killed Consort Shu, while others believed that Li Shimin had killed her himself. However, based on the information provided, it was impossible to determine Consort Shu's specific identity and the cause of her death.
On May 1, 2024, the National Museum of Ancient Records in Beijing would hold the first large-scale Zhenguan themed cultural relics exhibition,"Zhenguan-Li Shimin's Shengshi Long Song". The exhibition will showcase 140 groups of 249 precious cultural relics from 15 museum, including Zhaoling and Qianling, including pottery figurines, murals, gold and silver ware, brocade, glazed ware, stone carvings and other important artifacts. Through immersive exhibition space, light and shadow, digital media and scene restoration, the exhibition will lead the audience to travel through time and experience the prosperous scene of the country, peace, tolerance, and multiculturalism during the Zhenguan period. The exhibition will continue until August 25th, 2024. It will be closed every Monday and will be notified on holidays.
Yes, Zhenguan-Li Shimin's Shengshi Long Song exhibition had already opened at the National Ancient Records Museum and would be open to the public from May 1st. The exhibition brought together 249 precious cultural relics from 15 cultural and cultural institutions across the country, showing the growth of Emperor Taizong Li Shimin and the magnificent scene of the Tang Dynasty. The exhibition space reached 2000 square meters and was divided into four parts. Through the pottery figurines, gold and silver ware, glass ware, stone statues, epitaphs and other items, Li Shimin's extraordinary life was reproduced in all directions.
The specific episodes of Zhenguan Longsong Li Shimin being besieged in Mayi were not mentioned in the search results provided, so it was impossible to determine.
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"In the fourth year of Zhenguan (AD 630), Li Jing had many important military operations. He led three thousand elite cavalry from Mayi to Eyang Ridge. The Turkic Jie Li Khan did not expect the Tang army to be so fast and was shocked. Li Jing quickly attacked Dingxiang and entered the city overnight. Later, Li Jing led his army to Yinshan, killed more than 10,000 enemies and defeated the Turks. Jie Li Khan moved his troops to Qikou, and sent messengers to meet Li Shimin to request surrender, Li Shimin ordered Honglu Temple Qing Tang Jian to discuss the details of the surrender and ordered Li Jing to lead troops to meet. However, after Li Jing and Li Shi met on the White Road, they decided to attack the Turks with surprise soldiers. Although Li Shimin had agreed to the Turks 'surrender and the emissary was in the rear, Li Jing still insisted on sending troops. He used Han Xin's sneak attack on Qi as an example to convince everyone. In the end, Li Jing led 10,000 elite soldiers to raid the Turkic camp, killing 10,000 enemies and capturing 100,000 Turkic men and women, forcing Jie Li Khan to surrender. Li Jingyin's military exploits had a profound impact on the Tang Dynasty at that time. He not only avenged the Tang Dynasty's previous humiliation (such as the humiliation brought by the alliance at the Wei River), but also established the Tang Dynasty's geographical advantage, causing the leaders of the surrounding political powers to go to Chang 'an to request the respect of Emperor Taizong Li Shimin as the "Heavenly Khan". However, when he went to see Li Shimin, Li Shimin scolded him greatly. The reason was that Wen Yanbo, the imperial censor, and others were jealous of his credit. They secretly reported that Li Jing had no way of managing the army and allowed his soldiers to plunder Turkic property. However, Li Jing was very strict in managing the army. The so-called looting should be framed by others. Li Jing understood that the emperor was warning him to pay attention to restraint, so he kowtowed to apologize. Later, Li Shimin pardoned his crimes and rewarded him. The food city was increased to 500 households. He also told him that someone had spoken ill of him before and told him not to take it to heart. The novel "Battle of Yin and Yang" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it! "
Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty lived to the age of 52.
Li Shimin's life in his later years was indeed filled with some absurd things. He repaired the luxurious palace of Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty and chose the 14-year-old daughter of the late minister, the samurai, as a talent. He gave her the name Mei and later became Wu Zetian. In addition, he was also superstitious about divination and believed in a gatha, causing some officials with the word martial to be persecuted. However, the exact degree of absurdity and other absurdities did not provide clear information. Therefore, the search results provided did not give a definite answer to the question of how ridiculous Li Shimin was in his later years.