Guangling Wang Guangling Wang of Jin Dynasty

Sima Yu (278-300), the word Xizu, the little shaman, his grandson, the eldest son of Sima Zhong, the first emperor of Jinhui, the talented woman Xie Jiu, and the prince of the Western Jin Dynasty.

Sima Yi has been smart since childhood and has the demeanor of his great-grandfather Sima Yi. At that time, the alchemist who predicted gas divination said that Guangling had the gas of the son of heaven, so Emperor Wu of Jin named Sima Yi the king of Guangling. In the first year of Taixi (290), Sima Zhong, Emperor Jinhui, ascended the throne and made Sima Yi the Crown Prince.

But when I grew up, I didn't study morality, but I was just upright, extravagant and cruel. I set up a stall in the palace to cut meat and sell wine, and I made a profit in Xiyuan selling groceries. It is also good at divination and witchcraft, and has many taboos. The tyrannical Queen Jia Nanfeng, who was not her own, was afraid that she would lose her position after she acceded to the throne, so she conspired with Jia Mi and others to frame Sima Yi for rebellion, was imprisoned in Jinyong City, moved to Xuchang Palace, and sent Huang Mensun to kill her when she was 23 years old. Later, he was buried as a prince in salty Ping Ling.