She is the most mysterious woman in "The Biography of the Female Doctor Ming Concubine" and the first abandoned woman in the Ming Dynasty

The most mysterious woman in the TV series "The Biography of the Female Doctor Ming Fei" is the "Jing Chi Shi Tai" in Yongqing An. She was middle-aged, in a nunnery, dressed in nuns, kind eyebrows, warm-hearted and respected. Even the great figures such as Ming Yingzong Zhu Qizhen and Yun Wang Zhu Qiyu, in front of her either salute or kowtow, which shows that she not only The status is prominent and the status is lofty, and has a close relationship with the Zhu Ming royal.

read the "Ming Dynasty: Biography of Empresses", in which there is a great figure named "Gong Rangzhang Empress" also known as "Jingci Immortal Master". This "Jingci Immortal Master", formerly named Hu Shanxiang, was the first empress of Emperor Xuanzong of the Ming Dynasty and retired to Chang'an Palace after being abolished. She should be the prototype of "Jingci Master" in "The Biography of Female Doctor Ming Concubine". The difference between the two is that one resides in Chang'an Palace and the other resides in Yongqing An; one is the immortal master and the other is the master.

Chang'an Palace, built in the eighteenth year of Yongle (1420), belongs to one of the sixth palaces of the inner court of the capital, and was the residence of concubines. It was renamed Jingren Palace in the 14th year of Jiajing (1535). Yongqing Nunnery, there are many nun Nunnery with this name all over the country at present, Beijing in the Ming Dynasty did not test whether there was such an Nunnery. Immortal teacher is a respectful name for Taoist priests or those with Taoism. Shitai, is the honorific name of the believers Biqiuni (nun), mostly referring to nuns with higher status. The ann is different from the palace, and the teacher is different from the immortal teacher. It can be seen that the Jingci Master in the TV series is still very different from the historical Jingci Master.

The historical Jingci immortal teacher, originally named Hu Shanxiang, was from Jining, Shandong. Although Zenggui was a queen, his fate was ill-fated. To talk about Hu Shanxiang's rough life, we have to start with her husband Ming Xuanzong Zhu Zhanji.

Zhu Zhanji is the grandson of Ming Chengzu and the son of Ming Renzong. In the 9th year of Yongle (1411), at the age of fourteen, he was established as the emperor grandson by Ming Chengzu. Zhu Zhanji's maternal grandmother, Mrs. Pengchengbo, was from Yongcheng and had a close relationship with Sun Zhong, the head of Yongcheng County. Mrs. Peng Chengbo often visited her daughter in the palace and said that Sun Zhong had a teenage daughter, the Sun family, who was very virtuous and beautiful and could serve the emperor's grandson. Ming Chengzu ordered the Sun family to enter the palace, and let Ming Renzong's Empress Cheng Xiao (the prince at the time) Zhang family nurture well. Zhu Zhanji and Sun are similar in age, and they are in good agreement.

In the fifteenth year of Yongle (1417), the 20-year-old grandson Zhu Zhanji reached his wedding age. Regarding the selection of the emperor and concubine, Zhu Zhanji pretended to be the Sun family, but Ming Chengzu disagreed. The reason is obvious. Crown Princess Zhang is from Yongcheng, and Sun is also from Yongcheng. If the next two generations of queens come from the same place, it will inevitably lead to a series of foreign relatives. For this reason, Ming Chengzu issued an edict, "Elect Jining Hu as his concubine, and Sun as his concubine." Hu Shanxiang came from behind. After the death of Ming Chengzu, Ming Renzong came to the throne, Zhu Zhanji was crowned prince, and Hu Shanxiang was promoted to crown prince.

In May of the first year of Hong Xi (1425), Ming Renzong died abruptly. In June, Zhu Zhanji came to the throne. It was Ming Xuanzong. In July, Ming Xuanzong respected his biological mother Zhang as the empress dowager, and Hu Shanxiang was appointed as the queen and named Sun. For the imperial concubine. Although Sun did not become the queen, Ming Xuanzong had her in his heart. According to the system of concubines in the past dynasties, "the queen is a golden book, below the noble concubine, there is no treasure". In order to make up for the debt to the concubine Sun, Ming Xuanzong "please ask the queen mother to make a golden treasure and give Yan" in May of the first year of Xuande (1426). . Concubine Sun became the first concubine to have a gold treasure in history.

Although Hu Shanxiang was established as a queen, he was rarely favored by Emperor Xuanzong of the Ming Dynasty, while Concubine Sun was pampered in the harem. The words "the concubine has a favor" and "the sun noble concubine has a favor" jumped in "History of Ming Dynasty". At the beginning of his ascension, Ming Xuanzong "has a lot of luck, and it is easy to make things happen." Hu Shanxiang, as the queen, "counted the rules and satirize", which made Ming Xuanzong very upset, so that he was "slightly tired of being a queen." In November of the second year of Xuande (1427), Concubine Sun Gui gave birth to a son, Zhu Qizhen, who was the first son of Ming Xuanzong at the age of thirty. Emperor Xuanzong of the Ming Dynasty was very excited and announced an amnesty for the world. At the same time, Ming Xuanzong had the idea of ​​abolishing Hu Shanxiang and establishing Sun Guifei in his heart.

For this reason, Ming Xuanzong summoned his ministers to discuss the excuse for abolishing Hu Shanxiang. Ming Xuanzong proposed that "they had no sons but were also good at disease" and should give way. Seeing that the emperor was determined, the officials could only give in, and provided a precedent for Song Renzong to abolish Guo Empress and Guangwu Emperor to abolish Guo Empress. In February of the third year of Xuande (1428), Emperor Xuanzong of the Ming Dynasty appointed Zhu Qizhen as the prince, and immediately "the emperor ordered to resign, but retired to Chang'an Palace, gave the title of Jingci Immortal Master, and enrolled the imperial concubine as the queen". Hu Shanxiang married Ming Xuanzong for eleven years and became a queen for two and a half years. He finally left the palace because he fell out of favor.

Hu Shanxiang's "Xing Bentian is not happy, and it is decorated", after retiring to Chang'an Palace, "it isLearn to be pure, treat Huang Lao as fairy aunt", study Taoism, and live peacefully. Empress Dowager Zhang's "compassionate empress, often called to live in Qingning Palace. Inner court banquet, order to be the grandson. The grandson is often unhappy. "In the heart of the empress dowager, Hu Shanxiang's weight is much heavier than that of Queen Sun. In October of the seventh year of Ming Yingzong's orthodoxy (1442), the empress dowager Zhang passed away. Hu Shanxiang cried bitterly. He also passed away the next year, Ming Yingzong. Zhu Qizhen ordered the "Buried Jinshan with the Royal Court". In the seventh year of Tianshun (1463), in the seventh year of Tianshun (1463), Ming Yingzong honored the posthumous posthumous Hu Shanxiang to "respectfully let the queen of Kang Mujingcizhang Chengshun" and regained her title of queen. She was the first empress to be deposed in the Ming Dynasty. She later spent fifteen years as the "Jingci Immortal Master". She was about forty years old when she died. She was "wonderless" and "sage but innocent." The misfortune of being a fairy teacher is "the world hears it and pity it." Probably for this reason, the people of the world resent the empress Sun who replaced him, and historical data even say that Empress Sun is the former Sun Guifei who gave birth to children through her belly. "History of Ming Dynasty" said that "the concubine also had no children, and the yin took the son of the palace as his own son, that is, the Yingzong also." The "Supplements to the History of Sheng Chaotong" said "the palace has a body, and the imperial concubine is hidden." Of course, This is inconsistent with historical facts and cannot stand scrutiny. (Liu Bingguang)