🔰Messenger of National Unity--Wang Zhaojun (王昭君), Queen of the Huhanye monarch Xionnu

Messenger of National Unity. Wang Zhaozhun. Queen of the Huhani Monarch Xiongnu. Wang Zhaozhun has the word Zhaozhun. It was also known as the Ming Consort. In the period of Liu Shuang, Emperor Yuan of Han, the palace maid in the Han Dynasty. The Xiongnu-Huhani Monarch Family. Wang Zhaozhun was elected to palace as the girl of a good family during the Emperor Yuan of Han's reign. Huhani came to the court at that time, and Emperor Yuan of Han granted it five women. Wang Zhaozhun, who had been in the palace for several years, could not see the imperial court and accumulated sorrow and resentment. Instead, he asked Yi Ting to order him to do so. Wuhan exile was at the farewell ceremony, and the Emperor summoned five women to show it. Zhaozhun, adorned with abundant and beautiful attire, appeared in the Guangminghan Palace. Gu Ying hesitated and swayed from side to side. The Emperor was shocked and wanted to stay, but it was difficult to break his promise, so he contacted the Xiongnu. Wang Zhaozhun was born in Sugui County, Nanjun County, in about 52 BC. His father, Wang Ranlo, came to have a daughter and regarded her as the apple of his eye, and his siblings also doted on him. Wang Zhaozhun is born beautiful and extremely intelligent. He plays the pipa, sitar, chess, calligraphy and painting well. He is good at everything. The eyebrows can't be found in the world. They can make flowers ashamed in the forest. Zhaozhun's unparalleled talent and appearance spread throughout Nanjun and the capital along the Shanxi River. In 36 BC, Emperor Yuan of Han made it known that women were selected everywhere. Wang Zhaozhun is the first choice for Nanjun. Emperor Yuan issued a proclamation ordering him to enter the capital on an auspicious day. His father, Wang Ranying, said, My little girl is still young and difficult to fulfill her destiny. However, it is difficult to disobey her sacred destiny. In the mid-spring of 36 BC, Wang Zhaozhun said goodbye to his parents and fellow villagers with tears, boarded the carved dragon and phoenix official boat Shanshanxi and entered the Yangtze River, ran against the Han River, crossed the Qinling Mountains, and lasted three months. In the early summer of the same year, he reached Chang'an in the capital to wait for the mandate for Yeting. It is said that after Wang Zhaozhun entered the palace, he refused to bribe the painter Emmao Yanshu because of his beauty. Emmao Yanshu vilified the portrait, Xi Jihong's miscellaneous records of Xi Jing. Wang Anji wrote in his poem, The Song of the Mi Concubine, when he returned, it was strange that he had a blue hand, which was rare in his life. The origin of his artistic conception could not be depicted, and Emmao Yanshu was killed in vain at that time. Zhaozhun was demoted to the Cold Palace for three years, but could not face him. In 33 BC, Hu Hanyi, the leader of the Northern Hans, came to the Han Dynasty on his initiative to make a courtship with the Han Dynasty and asked her marriage to make a lasting friendship. When Emperor Yuan of Han summoned all the concubines in the Imperial Palace, Wang Zhaozhun stepped forward and generously answered the imperial edict. When Hu Hanyi came to the farewell ceremony, Zhaozhun was very beautiful. The Yuan Emperor was shocked. He didn't know there was such a beautiful person in the harem. He wanted to keep it, but breaking his promise took a lot of work. He gave her 28,000 pieces of brocade and silk, 16,000 kilograms of gold, jade and other valuables, and personally sent them out of Chahin for more than 10 miles. Wang Zhaozhun, surrounded by chariots, felt, and horses, shouldered the vital task of making peace between Han and Xiong. After leaving Chahin, going out of Tongguan, crossing the Yellow River, and crossing Yanmen for more than a year, he arrived in Mobei in the early summer of the second year, was grandly welcomed by the Xiongnu people, and was given the title of Eninghu Kuo, which means that the Xiongnu had the Han woman's work carned the wife of the king so that peace could be guaranteed. After Emperor Zhaozhun left the frontier, the Han and Xiong ethnic groups united and lived in harmony with a peaceful and prosperous country. The border city was closed, cattle and horses were scattered wild, and no police officers were barking for the third generation. Li Shu forgot to fight the war, showcasing a thriving, peaceful scene. In 31 BC, Hu Hanyi died, leaving behind a son, Yitijifenchi, who was later the Hanyuri's king. At that time, Wang Zhaozhun prioritized the overall situation and endured outstanding grievances. According to the Han's custom of father dies, wife his stepmother, he married Hu Hanyi's eldest son, Fu Chuli Shanyu, to carve Taomoe.