Qian Liu passed on the advanced reproductive genes to Qian Yuanyuan in a slightly tortuous way. Because Comrade Qian Yuanguan was over 30 years old and still had no heirs, people can't help but wonder, is this Qian Liu's biological child? Look at the glorious record of 38 children!
In fact, it wasn't Qian Yuanguan who couldn't do it, it was his wife who couldn't do it. Qian Yuanguan made his debut by valiantly raising Tian Kai's daughter, but there are almost no records of the Tian family. Qian Yuanguan's first wife was his cousin, the Ma family.
Ma's father, named Ma Chuo, first worked with Qian Liu in Dong Chang. One time, Dong Chang ordered Qian Liu to inspect the troops, but Qian Liu accidentally lost the roster. Fortunately, Qian Liu had a superb memory and actually wrote down the roster from memory. Just when Qian Liu was secretly rejoicing, Ma Chuo reminded him to quickly write down the roster. Burn.
"Our boss Dong Chang is narrow-minded and jealous of talents. If you are so smart and capable, you will definitely bring disaster!"
Qian Liu broke out in a cold sweat, "Then what should we do?"
Ma Chuo found a pile of white paper and said, "Just use it."
Qian Liu was very grateful to Ma Chuo for saving his life, so he married his cousin to him. There is also information that Qian Liu married Ma Chuo's sister. Later, Qian Liu asked Qian Yuanguan to marry Ma Chuo's daughter. Kiss upon kiss.
Qian Liu was strict in managing the army and once issued an order prohibiting officials and soldiers from taking concubines. As a good boy, Comrade Qian Yuanguan naturally did not dare to disobey orders, but he was over thirty and still had no heirs. Therefore, Ma took the initiative to find Qian Liu and asked him to allow Qian Yuanguan to take a concubine to continue the Qian family's incense.
Qian Liu was very pleased, "China's good daughter-in-law!"
Qian Yuanguan was also very happy. Taking concubines was already a political task assigned to him by the organization. It was glorious and arduous. Qian Yuanguan worked overtime, forgot about food and sleep, took in several concubines in one breath, and gave birth to more than a dozen children. According to historical records, Qian Yuanguan’s work results are recorded in detail:
"The Yan family gave birth to Hongzun and Hongju, the Xu family gave birth to Hongzuo, the Wu family gave birth to Hongchu, and all the concubines gave birth to Hongyi, Hongyi, Hongyang, and Hongxin."
In short, Qian Yuanguan worked hard, achieved outstanding results, and completed important organizational tasks with quality and quantity.
Ma showed the qualities of a queen mother, treating these children as her own and loving them very much.
Before Qian Yuanguan took concubines and gave birth to children, he adopted four adopted sons. After "taking concubines according to the order," Qian Yuanguan, who was nearly 40 years old, had a son in old age and welcomed his first biological son, Qian Hongzun. According to the ranking, Qian Hongzun was the fifth son, but he was the eldest among his biological sons, so Qian Yuanguan was "especially beloved". The "Son of Qian Yuanyuan" mentioned later is based on the mainstream sorting method, that is, the four adopted sons are ranked first, for example, Qian Hongzun is the fifth son.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Qian Yuanguan immediately established Qian Hongzun as the "Crown Prince" and built the Crown Prince's Mansion in the north of the city. One day, Qian Hongzun and his younger brother Qian Hongzuo were gambling and having fun at Qingshi Tower. Qian Hongzun said, "Our father has just built a camp. Who do you think it is for? Come on, let's make a bet and decide the outcome."
Unexpectedly, after throwing four times in a row, Qian Hongzuo got "six reds". Qian Hongzun was very dissatisfied and turned his back on the spot.
Qian Hongzuo calmly explained: "Fifth brother will inherit the throne in the future. I am the talisman of the general's seal, which means that I will assist you in establishing your achievements in the future." Then he fell down and worshiped again.
However, Qian Hongzun was still furious and overturned the gambling table.
Not long after, Qian Hongzun suddenly fell ill and died at the age of 16. He left us prematurely and died before Qian Yuanguan.
After Qian Hongzun's death, his successor became the sixth son Qian Hongzuo.
When Qian Yuanguan was dying, he told Zhang De'an, the governor of the inner yamen, that Qian Hongzuo was still too young. You should choose an older member of the clan to be your heir.
Zhang De'an knelt down to express his loyalty and said that although Comrade Qian Hongzuo was young, the ministers admired his wisdom and were willing to do their best, so you can go with peace of mind.
Qian Yuanguan showed a relieved smile and said that with your dedicated help, I feel relieved.
Who is the "elder of the clan" mentioned by Qian Yuanguan? Not his biological son anyway, because Qian Hongzuo is the eldest among his biological sons. Therefore, the "elders of the clan" are either the first four adopted sons, or the brothers or nephews of other "Yuan" generations.
This kind of statement is a common routine when Tuogu is appointed. It not only tests the loyalty of Tuogu's ministers, but also tests the prestige of his successor, and at the same time finds competitors who can threaten him.
When it comes to Qian Yuanguan and Qian Hongzuo specifically, and then think about the "disappearing decade" and the Lichun Courtyard fire... Qian Yuanguan's words are no longer so procedural. There were indeed people in the court who coveted the throne, and Wu Yue's internal worries became more intense after Qian Yuanguan's death.
Qian Hongzuo's situation was far worse than that of his father Qian Yuanguan, because Qian Hongzuo was only 13 years old when he succeeded to the throne, and he shouldered pressure that should not be borne at this age.
On August 24, 941, Qian Yuanguan died of illness. He asked Zhang De'an, the governor of the inner court, to block the news and not announce the funeral secretly. Instead, he secretly ambushed the armored soldiers in the palace. The next morning, when Dai Yun, the commander of the inner yamen, was clocking in for work, ambushes appeared everywhere. Without any explanation, they chopped into pieces with a knife. Dai Yun received the lunch box in confusion.
In fact, Dai Yun can barely be regarded as half of the "imperial relatives". His wife is related to Qian Hongyou's wet nurse, and Qian Hongyou is Qian Yuanguan's third son. As mentioned earlier, Qian Yuanguan's first four Sons are all adopted sons. In other words, Dai Yun was the husband of a relative of Qian Yuanguan's adopted son's wet nurse. It is said that Dai Yun conspired to depose Qian Hongzuo and install Qian Hongyou. After Zhang De'an ambushed Dai Yun, he deposed Qian Hongyou as a commoner, restored his original surname to Sun, and changed his name to "Sun Ben".
Dai Yun was not only a "relative of the emperor", but also one of Qian Yuanguan's direct relatives. During the "Xu and Xu Rebellion", Qian Yuanguan bravely took Tian Kui's daughter, and Dai Yun accompanied Qian Yuanguan deep into the tiger's den. It is precisely because of these two reasons that Dai Yun became the commander of the inner government during Qian Yuanguan's period, and he and Zhang De'an, the governor of the inner government, became Qian Yuanguan's right and left guardians.
However, when Qian Yuanguan died, only Zhang De'an was by his side. Zhang De'an was not only able to block the news, but also ambushed and killed Dai Yun within 24 hours of Qian Yuanguan's death. The historical data related to these two people are also limited to this, and other deeds are almost Lost in the long river of history. The "lost decade" hides too many secrets.
We can boldly make the hypothesis that during this "disappeared decade", the DPRK was divided into at least two factions: the faction headed by Zhang De'an who supported Qian Hongzuo; the faction headed by Dai Yun who supported Qian Hongyou. In the ten years that even historians dare not record, there were probably far more than these two factions. The major interest groups were intertwined. The internal strife in the Wuyue Kingdom reached its peak during the Qian Hongzuo period.
This pool of water is very deep, and historians are afraid that they will not be able to grasp it, so they would rather sell fake wine than record this period of history.
