Mrs Huayang is deeply loved by Ann Guo Jun, which is lucky enough for a woman who has married far away and came to the State of Qin. In ancient times, it was enough for a woman to have a husband who loved her. In addition, Guo Jun's position in the State of Qin also made them immortal celebrities.
Ann Guo Jun's father is Ying Ji, and Ying Ji's biological mother is Mi Yue. The relationship between Mrs Huayang and Mi Yue is very clear at the moment, and Mrs Huayang should call Mi Yue grandma. In addition, Mrs Huayang is a native of Chu, a direct descendant of Mi Fei, and Mi Yue is also a native of Chu. They come from the same country and family, and some even say that Mrs Huayang is the descendant of Mi Yue's younger brother. If this is true, Mrs. Huayang is the cousin of Queen Xuan.
Although Mi Yue is an illegitimate daughter, her status is ok. After a long struggle, she finally helped her son, Ying Ji, to ascend to the throne. She was called Queen Xuan.
There is no record of Mrs. Huayang's real name in historical materials. Huayang is just a title. What is certain, however, is that Mrs. Huayang is a native of Chu and is of the same ancestry as Queen Xuan, but in terms of identity, Mrs. Huayang is not as noble as her birth. In Chu, she may be a noble family, but she is far from the princess.
Mi Yue and Mrs Huayang have one thing in common, that is, they are both married to the King of Qin, and they are both called the Empress Dowager. Compared with Mrs. Huayang and Queen Xuan, the experience of Queen Xuan is more tortuous. Unlike Mrs. Huayang's marriage, she can get her husband's favor and become a queen without dispute. Unfortunately, Mrs. Huayang was favored all her life, and she had no children, full of sorrow.