From a peasant woman who gave birth to a child to becoming a queen, why is Yi's life so legendary?

We all know that the ancient emperors were very demanding when choosing concubines, especially the chastity of women. However, in the history of China, there was a queen who had been married once before marrying the emperor, but she was still able to enter the palace and be made queen. Finally, her son became emperor and empress dowager. She is the mother of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

I. The Birth of Wang Miao Wang Miao married a farmer and gave birth to a daughter before entering the palace. But according to historical records, Wang Miao's mother asked someone to tell her fortune at that time, saying that she would be rich in the future and give birth to the son of heaven, so Wang Miao's mother forced her to enter the palace and let her serve the prince. This statement seems a bit bizarre.

Second, the folk customs in Han Dynasty were open. Many people are curious. In ancient times, women's chastity was so high. Wang Hao has married someone else. How can he enter the palace after giving birth? In fact, before the Han Dynasty, chastity was not a thing that could bind women. The requirements for women are not so strict. Even after marriage and divorce, they can remarry. At that time, Wang Min entered the palace as a maid-in-waiting, so there was no requirement for chastity, just came in to do rough work and clean up. And historically, Wang Min was not a simple civilian daughter, but a noble family, so she had the opportunity to know Liu Qi.

Third, Wang Miao relies on its own efforts. Wang Miao's later success was based on her own efforts. She is beautiful and more mature than other simple girls. And she entered the palace for a purpose, just to get close to Liu Qi, and finally gave birth to Liu Che. At first, Liu Che was not a candidate for the prince. Finally, Wang Miao also knows how to cater to the princess. With the help of princess royal Liu Pu, her son became a prince and she became a queen herself.