The emperor has countless choices. Why did Li Shimin marry two widows? What are their identities?

One is Li's wife Zheng Guanyin, and the other is his wife. One is related to politics, and the other is related to rumors. Anyway, women in Li Shimin are basically of some use value. Without use value, they are not qualified to be his women. It can be said that from the day he became emperor, he lived to consolidate the throne.

Li's wife once helped. When Li tried to kill, Zheng Guanyin felt it, so she secretly wrote a letter to her wife, which also saved her life. Unfortunately, her children were not spared, and Li He's sons were all killed.

Besides Zheng Guanyin's family, she is a descendant of Yang Hongnong. Li Shimin has just become emperor and needs support from all sides. He couldn't kill Zheng Guanyin, which would offend the whole Yang Hongnong, so he put her in the harem, and finally didn't touch his sister-in-law, leaving her in the palace until her death.

There is a legend in Xiao Huanghou. In those days, a fortune teller calculated the divination for Xiao Huanghou, saying that this woman would be the emperor's woman in the future. Yang Guang just knew this legend and married Xiao Huanghou. Li Shimin must have heard of it when he was an official in the Sui Dynasty. Otherwise, how could Xiao Huanghou, who is far away in Turkey, come back and put it beside him? It is estimated that Li Shimin just wants to consolidate his throne.

Whatever Li Shimin does, there is a reason. He likes his grandson's queen very much. It should be because of the forces behind Sun Chang Wuji and his grandson's family. Originally, the throne was illegitimate, and he needed everyone's support. These harem women only helped him consolidate the throne. If Li Shimin's favorite, I don't think he loved all the women, including the eldest grandson queen.