There were many theories about Zhu Di's birth mother: 1. Empress Ma: This is the official statement. In the Ming Shi Lu, Ming Shi, Fengtian Jing Nan Ji, and Tianhuang Yu Di, it was recorded that Empress Ma gave birth to five sons and two daughters, including Zhu Di. Moreover, North Korea's "Records of Envoys" at that time also had relevant evidence, so it was highly credible. 2. ** Concubine **: Although the Annals of Taichang Temple in Nanjing was incomplete, the author Wang Zongyuan claimed to have seen Zhu Di's secret memorial tablet of Concubine in Nanjing. Li Qing's "Sanyuan Notes" and Tan Qian's "National Monograph" at the end of the Ming Dynasty had similar statements, but because the book was written in Jiajing years, it was less convincing than "Feng Shi Lu." 3. [Mongol Concubine or Yuan Shun Emperor Concubine: There are also claims that Zhu Di's biological mother is a Mongol Concubine or Yuan Shun Emperor Concubine, but there is no definite historical evidence.] At present, the mainstream saying was that Empress Ma was Zhu Di's biological mother, but Concubine Wei's statement also had some basis and was still inconclusive. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Zhu Di's birth mother was controversial. In the Ming Shi Lu, it was recorded that Zhu Di's biological mother was Empress Ma, but there was also a saying that Concubine Wei was Zhu Di's biological mother. Because Zhu Di's birth mother's family background was humble, he ordered people to change Empress Ma to his mother. Taichang Temple, which was in charge of the royal etiquette of the Ming Dynasty, recorded that Concubine Wei was the emperor's birth mother. There was not much information about Concubine Wei in the history of the Ming Dynasty, but in the imperial mausoleum, Concubine Wei's tomb was ranked first among the concubines, which showed her prominent status. In addition, Zhu Di's biological mother was a Mongolian concubine or a concubine of Emperor Yuan Shun. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
There were two novels that involved mother-in-law in the reference materials. One was " Mother-in-law is actually her biological mother." The main plot revolved around the female protagonist being provoked by a mistress, which led to the possibility of her husband cheating. During this period, the mother-in-law was very concerned about the female protagonist and doted on her like her own daughter. The other was " micro-novel."| The story was about the in-laws bringing back a baby for the female owner to raise near the Spring Festival. The female owner refused and had a conflict with the in-laws. In the process, it revealed that her husband might have fertility problems. However, there was no novel that contained both the plot of "mother-in-law is the biological mother" and "adopted son". <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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