The woman that Emperor Taizong loved most in his life, if she hadn't died, Wu Zetian would have nothing.

There is a good saying: "Men are born to conquer the world, and women are born to conquer men." So the hero is sad about the beauty pass. Li Shimin is Tang Gaozu's second son, Tang Yuan. He has been leading his men on the battlefield since Taiyuan fought against Sui. It is no exaggeration to say that Li Shimin laid most of the mountains and rivers in the Tang Dynasty.

It turned out that Tang Gaozu had promised Li Shimin that he would be the prince and the heir to the throne after national reunification. However, after the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, Li Yuan broke his word and made Li Jian, the eldest son, the prince and Li Shimin the king of Qin. Later, the change of Xuanwu Gate killed the eldest brother Li and the younger brother Li Yuanji. Soon after, Li Yuan took its place and finally created a prosperous time for Zhenguan.

In Tang Taizong's life, there was a woman who was very important to him and loved her deeply. This woman married Li Shimin at the age of 13, trying to get Li Shimin's support from Tang Gaozu's harem. On the day of the Xuanwumen Rebellion, she personally comforted the soldiers and helped her husband ascend to the throne. Tang Taizong's feelings for her are not only as simple as loving her, but also a kind of respect. This woman is the eldest grandson queen.

Empress's eldest grandson, Xiao Guanyin, the head of the imperial clan in the Northern Wei Dynasty, the daughter of General Sheng of the Right Wei Dynasty in the Sui Dynasty, and the sister of Prime Minister Wuji in the Tang Dynasty. When I was a child, a fortune teller left her four words, namely "expensive". In 6 14 AD, Tang Guogong was still Li Yuan, and the eldest grandson of 13 was married to Li Shimin of 16. After the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, she was named Princess Qin, and their marriage has been very happy.

At that time, Li Shimin, the king of Qin, had a high reputation, and his men had the support of many civil servants and military commanders. Prince Li often slanders his father Li Yuanjin by fighting. Over time, Tang Gaozu was afraid of his son Li Shimin and even had the idea of getting rid of him. Seeing that her husband was in danger, the eldest grandson queen stepped forward and wooed the concubines in the harem of Emperor Tang Yuan by various means, asking them to put in a good word for Li Shimin, thus dispelling the concerns of Emperor Tang Yuan.

During the change of Xuanwu Gate, in order to inspire the soldiers under the King of Qin, the queen's eldest grandson ignored the noble status of the princess and personally went into battle to mourn, which made the soldiers quite moved and helped the King of Qin win the throne. After Li Shimin succeeded to the throne, she was made queen, but she didn't neglect her grandson because she had other beautiful young concubines. Their relationship is as sweet as ever. More importantly, she read a lot of poetry books since she was a child, and often persuaded Tang Taizong to be diligent and love the people and be a good emperor.

The history books say that the grandson of the queen is like this: "She is a good assistant of the emperor, a loyal umbrella of the minister, a benchmark for the future queen, and a wife that her husband loves all his life."

Emperor Taizong's love for his grandson never stopped, even after her death. In 636 AD, the 35-year-old grandson of Emperor Taizong died of illness and was buried in Jiuzhang Mountain. The queen was buried in the Yuan Palace, and she looked at Zhaoling all day long, and even took the minister to remember her to show her affection.

Later, because Emperor Taizong missed his eldest grandson, he did something unprecedented. He raised jinyang princess, the youngest daughter of the eldest grandson queen, and Li Zhi, the youngest son, which was unprecedented in the imperial family. It was because of his deep love for his eldest grandson that Emperor Taizong made Li Zhili, the nine emperors, the prince, and eventually became the heir of the emperor.

After the death of his eldest grandson, Emperor Taizong was heartbroken and did not even touch other concubines in the harem for a long time. It was not until 638 AD, two years after the death of her eldest grandson, that Wu Zetian, who was 14 years old, entered the palace. Perhaps because Wu Zetian is somewhat similar to the grandson of the queen, she was named a gifted scholar and gradually opened the way for her to become a generation of queens. If it's gone,