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What is the end of the Queen Mother Liu Che?

On the afternoon of June in the third year of Yuanshuo, the Queen Mother died and was buried in Yangling, together with Emperor Han Jing.

Queen Wang is from (now Xingping City, Shaanxi Province). Her mother Zanger is Zangcha's granddaughter and her father is human. Wang Hao first married the King of Jin and gave birth to a daughter. Later, she was sent to the Crown Prince Palace by her mother and gave birth to three daughters and a son for Liu Qisheng. Her son is Liu Che, the emperor of the Han Dynasty.

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Wang Hao is a lucky woman. She first married the Kim family. Her mother insisted on sending her to the palace just because the fortune teller said she could be queen. Indeed, she became a beauty, gave birth to Liu Che and became a queen. Wang Yi was the beneficiary of the court struggle, and promoted the status of the court through political marriage.

The consorts cultivated by Wang Hao became the political backing of young Liu Che, who lived between Liu Che and the Empress Dowager. She was careful all the way and kept escorting her son.

In the novel The Story of Hanwu, a strange story is recorded: Che ascended the throne in 14 and was renamed Jianyuan. Liu Pu, the dragon master, felt that he had the credit and asked for freedom. Liu Che hated her very much, and Queen Chen was spoiled.

The Queen Mother called her son to her and said, "When you first acceded to the throne, you only had a little experience. Not long ago, you angered the Queen Mother because of the Tang Ming incident. If you disobey the Lord now, it will inevitably make the queen mother and the Lord unhappy. Women are easy to please, you should be careful. " Liu Che listened to her mother's advice, restored her respect for her aunt Liu Pu, and loved the Queen as always.