The Life of the Characters Written by Queen Wen Ding

Yin Shi, the empress of Ming Dynasty of Saint Lies.

Ben Guanpo was born on October 22nd in the 14th year of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty (150 1 Yanshan Junnian) and died in April in the 20th year of the Ming Dynasty (1565). Posthumous title Wen Ding, aged 65, was buried in Tailing. Born as Princess Yi Hui, Princess Filial Piety, Princess Jingxian, Princess Qingyuan and Princess Renshun. Yin is the daughter of Yin Zhiren, the princess of Poshan Prefecture, and Li, the princess of Quancheng. She is the sister of Yin, the head of the school, and a distant niece of Yin Ren, the head of the school. Due to the decline of family wealth, although Yin is a child of two classes of nobles, his life is no different from that of civilians.

In the tenth year of the reign of Emperor Zhongzong (15 15), Yin Ren's sister, Empress Zhang Jing, died of postpartum illness after giving birth to the later Renzong Li Bi.

In the twelfth year of Zhongzong (15 17), Yin was appointed as the second princess (the third queen) of Zhongzong, and entered the palace to be crowned princess in July of 19.

In the 26th year of Zhongzong (153 1), Queen Wen Ding used the power of the Prince School (Yin School and Jin Lao An School) to destroy the last representative of the old school, Shen Zhen, and later the Prince School was authoritarian. In the 29th year of Zhongzong (1534), Queen Wen Ding gave birth to Li Jiao, king of Qingyuan. The queen's faction was dominated by her younger brother Yin, and they fought with the Yin faction of the same clan on the issue of succession to the throne. This is the so-called struggle. At first, Yin Renyi gained the upper hand, and Confucian scholars of the Scholar School were also involved in the struggle between Yin Da and Xiaoyin, supporting the Prince. After Injong's death, twelve-year-old King Muyuan, the son of Queen Wending, succeeded to the throne for Mingzong. Yin Jin named Wang Wei, and Princess Renzong named Wang Wei Park. The Queen Mother, big princess, listened to politics, and gradually gained power with her brother Yin.

In the first year of Ming Dynasty (1545), Yin and his henchmen Yao Shunming falsely accused Yin Ren and Yao Liuguan of rebellion and rebellion. As a result, Yin Ren and others were sentenced to death for treason and rebellion, and Yin Da fell apart, which was called the "second scholar disaster" in history. Since then, the faction headed by Yin has become more and more arrogant. The Yin family also created a story about a scholar's post (Ding Weishi's disaster), his prison and his prison.

In January of the second year of the Ming Dynasty (1547), Yin was made a "saint" and in September of the same year was made a "public".

In the ninth year of Mingzong (1553), Mingzong, who reached the age of 20, began to take charge of his own affairs and began to reuse his uncle Li Liang, Princess Renshun, and the influence of Queen Wen Ding began to weaken. However, Queen Wen Ding still interfered in the political operation of Mingzong, which was also the reason for the intensification of political chaos in Mingzong era.

Mingzong once hired a new army, but gave it up because of the opposition of Queen Wending. The queen favored the monk Puyi (15 15- 1565), and even made the soldier Cao a judge, which caused friction with the literati. Since then, the relationship between Queen Wen Ding and monk Puyi has become even more doubtful. In the 20th year of Ming Dynasty (1565), Queen Wen Ding died in Zhaode Hall of Changde Palace at the age of 65 (nominal age) and was buried in Tailing. Posthumous title's "Wen Ding" is the full name of "Sheng Lie was appointed as the Queen of Ming Dynasty". Later, the monk Puyi was exiled to Jeju Island and was subsequently killed. Buddhism is even more rejected by literati. Soon, Yin and his wife Zheng Lanzhen were exiled by Jue; Zheng Lanzhen was bludgeoned to death, and Yin committed suicide by taking poison after his wife died. The knighthood and official status of Mrs Zhen Jing of Zheng Lanzhen were also seized.