Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty liked Chen Ajiao very much. Why is Chen Ajiao's ending so tragic?

Because Chen Ajiao was spoiled, overbearing, and still practiced witchcraft in the palace, he ended up with a tragic ending of being abolished. Chen Ajiao and Liu Che were engaged when they were young. Because of this marriage, Chen Ajiao's mother Liu Pu began to help Wang Miao and Liu Che everywhere. With her help, Wang Yi and Liu Che became queens and princes in 150 BC. After Liu Che became a prince, Chen Ajiao officially married him. After marriage, Liu Che liked Crown Prince Chen Ajiao very much. So after Liu Che succeeded to the throne, Chen Ajiao became the queen without any suspense.

Born into a noble family, Chen Ajiao is very headstrong. Besides, Liu Che has always liked her, so over time, her style has become very arrogant and jealous. Later, in BC 139, Chen Ajiao was furious with Wei Zifu, who had just entered the palace. Not only that, she also tried to get Liu Che's attention by committing suicide. The next year, because I heard that Wei Zifu was pregnant, Chen Ajiao and his mother Liu Pu conspired to kidnap Wei Qing, and Wei Qing was almost killed by them.

Chen Ajiao's behavior made Liu Che dislike her more and more, and his dislike in turn stimulated Chen Ajiao. In this case, Chen Ajiao's behavior began to go to extremes. In BC 130, Chen Ajiao was accused of being a prostitute in the palace. Liu Che never liked this kind of thing, so he immediately ordered a thorough investigation after hearing the news, and finally found that it did happen. This autumn, Liu Che officially deposed Chen Ajiao for the following reasons? There is something wrong with the queen and she is confused by Wu Zhu, so she can't accept her fate? .

At the same time, Chen Ajiao was asked by Liu Che to move to Nagato Palace. After Chen Ajiao was abolished, her mother went to the palace to plead for her, but failed to make Liu Che take her life back. Since then, Chen Ajiao has been staying in the abandoned Nagato Palace until his death.