Emperor Wu's mother is a married woman. Then why did she enter the palace?

Wang Hao's father is an ordinary person, but his mother Zanger is a noble family. When she came of age, she was presided over by her mother, married Wangsun Jin and gave birth to a daughter. Later, her mother found a fortune teller to tell Wang Miao's fortune. As a result, this gentleman said that Wang Miao was a very rich man, which made Zanger very excited. She immediately decided to take Wang Miao back from Wangsun Jin's home and sent him to the palace of Qi through various relationships.

Then everyone will be very curious, why is Wang Hao married and has children, but he can still enter the Prince's Mansion? Liu Bang, who first established the Western Han Dynasty, was born as a farmer and had a hard life since childhood. He and his brother were fostered in his uncle's house, and his wife, Lv Zhi, was also an ordinary person. Ji Bo, the mother of Emperor Gaozu Liu Heng, had a similar situation. She is the child born of Bo's extramarital affair with his mother Wei Jing. She was originally married to Wei Bao's concubine. After Liu Bang killed Wei Bao, she took Ji Bo as a princess.

Liu Heng's wife, Dou, is also a civilian. After she entered the palace, she was awarded the Liu Heng by Lv Hou. Later, she became a queen and gave birth to Liu Qi, the Emperor of the Han Dynasty. You see, if you just count, so many queens are of civilian origin, even married people. There are so many precedents that it is nothing to Wang Hao. At that time, no one dared to satirize Wang Hao because there were people with the same background in her? Grandma? Where's Queen Dou?

Wang Miao entered the prince's mansion and lived up to expectations. She is very beautiful and is loved by Liu Qi. Later, when she was pregnant with Liu Che, she dreamed that a red sun got into her belly, and then she told Liu Qi about this dream. Liu Qi was surprised after hearing this. He thinks this is a good sign. After he ascended the throne, he first made Liu's son, his favorite concubine, Li Rong, a prince. As a result, Liu Qiyi's mother's sisters Liu Pu and Wang Wei? An alliance? For in-laws, Liu Pu often speaks ill of Li Ji in front of Liu Qi, framing her. Over time, Liu Qi got tired of Li Ji and finally abolished her, then made Wang Miao the queen and Liu Che the prince.