Wang Rong's life story

In the fourth year of Guanghe (18 1 year), Xie was born, and Empress He was so jealous that she sent someone to kill her with poisoned wine. Emperor Han Ling was furious when he learned that he was going to depose Queen He, and eunuchs resolutely dissuaded him.

After Wang Rong's death, Dong Taihou, the mother of Emperor Han Ling, raised Liu Xie personally. Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty pitied Liu Xie for his mother's loss and missing when he was young, and wrote Ode to Virtue and Ode to Instrument to express his grief. In April of the sixth year of Zhong Ping (189), Emperor Han Ling died, and Liu Bian, the son of Emperor Han Ling and Queen He, ascended the throne, which was called Shaodi in history. In September of the same year, Dong Zhuo deposed the young emperor Liu Bian and made Liu Xie emperor, which was a contribution to the Han Dynasty.

In the first year of Xingping (194), Emperor Xian of Han held a coronation ceremony, and relevant officials invited Emperor Xian of Han to establish a queen. Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty once wrote: "I failed to inherit the old laws and regulations because I didn't gain access to nature and suffered from chaos. Before the death of the Queen Mother, I didn't go to the proper cemetery for divination, and the burial ceremony was not complete. My heart seems to have tied a knot. Three years of mourning is not auspicious, so let's wait for the future. " On the fifth day of February of the same year, the relevant competent officials asked Emperor Xian of Han to forcibly make Wang Rong the queen, and Xian Di agreed, so Wang Rong was posthumously named as the queen of Linghuai. On February 7th, Wang Rong was reburied in Zhao Wenling (according to the Records of Later Han Dynasty, Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty reburied his mother and added posthumous title on February 7th). The burial etiquette is compared with that of Jingling Mausoleum and Han 'an Mausoleum. It is common for Dr. Guanglu to hold a sacrifice ceremony and seal him, which is covered by his younger brother, conductor Wang Bin and Henan Yin.