Drunk princess: Tang Xuanzong favored Yang Guifei. One day, Xuanzong was going to Baihua Pavilion to enjoy flowers when he went to Xigong Mei Fei. Yang Guifei stayed in Baihua Pavilion for a long time, drinking alone, feeling intoxicated, feeling sorry for herself and returning to the palace. Today, I will share with you the historical allusions of the drunken imperial concubine. I hope readers like it.

Historical allusions of drunken imperial concubine

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The day before, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty made an appointment with Yang Guifei and ordered him to hold a banquet in Baihua Pavilion to enjoy flowers and drink together.

The next day, Yang Guifei first went to Baihua Pavilion and prepared a royal banquet for the coachman. It was getting late at that time, and Tang Xuanzong did not arrive.

It's too late, too late.

However, suddenly someone reported that the emperor had been lucky in Jiang Fei Palace, and Yang Guifei was bored to death when she heard the news.

Yang Guifei is naturally narrow-minded, jealous and particularly flattering, and women are most likely to react when they are angry.

Therefore, 10,000 kinds of feelings are hard to get rid of for a while, and they get drunk after three glasses of wine. Chun Qing was so excited that he couldn't help laughing.

So he got carried away, became bohemian, got drunk frequently with eunuchs Gao Lishi and Peilishi, and made lewd courtship, which was the beginning of his return to the palace.

Vernacular:

Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty invited Yang Guifei to enjoy wine tasting and flowers at the Baihua Pavilion in the palace. Who knows that Tang Xuanzong changed his itinerary temporarily and went to Mei Fei, Yang Guifei's sworn enemy. Friends who have seen the history of the Tang Dynasty should know that although Yang Guifei is beautiful, she is not without competitors in the palace. Mei Fei mentioned today is one of Yang Guifei's strongest opponents. When Yang Guifei saw that Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty went to find his rival in love, she was angry and hated. In desperation, Yang Guifei can only drown her sorrows in wine. When she was half drunk and half awake, Yang Guifei danced lightly and made all kinds of charming and enchanting behaviors frequently, so that she left the reputation of "amazing feast in the history of China".

Related history:

Yang Yuhuan, 7 19~756, was born in Yongle, Zhou Pu (now huayin city, Shaanxi) in the Tang Dynasty. Familiar with melody, good at singing and dancing. Originally, she was the princess of Shouwang, the 18th son of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. After seeing Yang Yuhuan's beauty, Xuanzong wanted to bring it into the palace, calling herself a female Taoist priest. The name was too real. Tianbao entered the palace in the fourth year (745), and was favored by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, becoming an imperial concubine. (Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty was sixty-one years old, and the imperial concubine was twenty-seven years old), so his father and brother were able to come to the world. Every time the imperial concubine rides a horse, Gao Lishi, a great eunuch, personally wields a whip. There are 700 weavers and embroiderers of the imperial concubine, and even more people compete for treasures. Both the author of Lingnan History and Guangling History and Wang Yi are highly praised for their outstanding contributions. As a result, hundreds of officials followed suit. Yang Guifei loves Lingnan litchi, so some people try their best to transport fresh litchi to Chang 'an.

After the Anshi Rebellion, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty fled Chang 'an and came to Maweipo. When the Sixth Army stopped moving forward, Prince Chen and General Long Wu initiated a remonstrance, saying that it was because Yang (the cousin of the imperial concubine) was authoritarian and the people's resentment was boiling, which led to the An Lushan rebels on a roll, and Xuanzong killed Yang to stop the morale. The Sixth Army refused to go any further, saying that Yang was your concubine's cousin, and her cousin was guilty, and so was her cousin. The imperial concubine was also hanged in the temple. The Anshi Rebellion had nothing to do with Yang Guifei, who became the scapegoat of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. After the Mayiyi mutiny, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty lost all the people's hearts and the imperial power was put on hold. The real military and political power is in the hands of Prince Hengli.