Brief introduction of Queen Sun of Daming

Sun, Queen of Daming, briefly introduces as follows:

Empress Xiao Gongsun of Emperor Xuanzong of the Ming Dynasty was born in Zouping, Shandong Province, and was the daughter of Zhong Sun, the chief of Yongcheng. She was born around 1392 and died in September 1462. After the death of Queen Sun, her son Ming Yingzong gave her posthumous title as filial piety, filial piety, benevolence, benevolence and Zhuang Lieqi, and she was buried with her husband Ming Xuanzong in Jingling. Queen Sun's father-in-law is Ming Renzong's and her mother-in-law is Queen Zhang. In-laws' grandfather was the Ming Emperor Judy, and their grandmother was Empress Xu.

Empress Sun experienced a series of important events in the Ming Dynasty, such as the Battle of Jingnan, the chaos after the abolition, the change of civil castles, the change of Beijing's defense, the change of seizing the door and so on. Except for the battle of Jingnan, it has little to do with her, and other major events have a direct relationship with her. Some historical events are dominated by her, and nothing can be achieved without her. Therefore, by understanding Sun's life, we can understand the history of the middle and early Ming Dynasty.

Anecdotes and allusions of Queen Sun of Daming

In August of the first year, Judy vowed to go to war and March into Nanjing in the name of respecting ancestors and punishing "treacherous court officials" Qi Tai and Huang Zicheng. In June of Wen Jian's fourth year, the Yan army invaded Nanjing, and the emperor Wen Jian disappeared. He said he set himself on fire and died, so he said he became a monk. 1402, 17 July, Judy proclaimed himself emperor, and the title was changed to Yongle. She appointed Princess Xu Yan as the queen, her eldest son Zhu Gaochi as the prince, and her eldest grandson Zhu Zhanji as the great-grandson of the emperor.

During the war in Jingnan, Sun was only in his teens. Because of her handsome appearance, she was chosen by Mrs. Peng, the mother of Crown Prince Zhang, to teach etiquette and culture in person. The great-grandson of Qin Shihuang grew up with him in the palace. They are childhood friends, two of a kind. They are a match made in heaven.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Empress of Ming Dynasty.