1. Nv Ying of Emperor E *** Emperor Shun's servant Legend has it that the smart and beautiful two sisters of Emperor E and Nvying, also known as "Huang Ying", were the two daughters of the ancient tribal chief Yao.

He was fair, hard-working and won the hearts of the people, so he married his two daughters Ehuang and Nvying to Shun.

Emperor E had no children in his life, but Nvying gave birth to Shangjun.

Shun married a pair of sisters and named Emperor E as his empress and Nvying as his concubine.

Shun was born into a humble family. His father was blind and his mother died early. His stepmother disliked his stepson and doted on his half-brother Xiang. Shun's youth was shrouded in domestic violence and he received death threats from his family many times.

It was Emperor E and Nv Ying who helped him avoid danger several times, so Shun loved these sisters very much. Later, after many tests, Yao found that Shun was a very good successor to the revolutionary cause, so he abdicated the throne to Shun. Shun worked hard to govern.

With the help of a pair of virtuous and gentle sisters, he finally became a sage, and together with Yao, he was known as Yao and Shun.

In the thirty-ninth year of Shun's reign, he unfortunately died in the wilderness of Cangwu. Emperor E's daughter Ying was extremely sad and went to the south to look for Shun. The two daughters were on the bank of the Xiangjiang River, looking at Jiuyi Mountain and weeping in pain. Their tears were sprinkled on our bamboos.

On the bamboo, the bamboo became stained with tears and became the "Modified Bamboo" in the south. "Modified Bamboo" is also called Xiangfei Bamboo.

After Shun's death, Ehuang and Nvying were so distressed that they jumped into the rolling waves of the Xiangjiang River and transformed into the goddess of the Xiangjiang River. They were known as Xiangjun (Ehuang), Xiangfei (Nvying) or Mrs. Xiang.

2. The Zhao sisters served Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty Liu Ao. Zhao Feiyan was the second queen of Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty Liu Ao. She was a famous beauty embryo in Chinese history. The Yan in "Huan Fei Yan Shou" refers to this Zhao Feiyan

, whose dance is as light and graceful as a flying swallow or a phoenix, so much so that people have forgotten his real name, Yi Zhu, and is called "Flying Swallow" instead.

Zhao Feiyan is not only a skinny beauty, but also a very scheming woman. After Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty was seduced by her refined and gorgeous appearance and charming and outstanding dancing skills and was summoned to the palace, Zhao Feiyan came up with a hard-to-get trick, three times in a row.

Heaven refused to allow the eager and horny Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty to visit her. Once the Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty tasted the exquisite taste of this natural beauty, he would sing and sing night after night and could never leave her again.

Zhao Feiyan was loved by three thousand people not only for her face, but also for her unique skills. She could dance on the crystal tray in the hands of the palace maid, making Emperor Cheng intoxicated and fascinated.

Zhao Feiyan was not a simple woman, but she was thoughtful. In order to firmly capture the heart of Emperor Cheng, she actually recommended her younger sister Zhao Hede, who was even more beautiful, to Emperor Cheng.

The younger sister Zhao Hede is very different in appearance. She has a plump figure and smooth skin. She is a peerless woman who is extremely enchanting and confusing.

It is a pity that Zhao Feiyan's wishful thinking turned out to be wrong. The two sisters became jealous. The younger sister became the favorite of Emperor Cheng, while the elder sister began to mess up the palace. Later, the scandal was exposed and she was forced to commit suicide.

The romantic Emperor Cheng Liu Ao finally died in Zhao Hede's bed, fulfilling the scandal of a feudal emperor who died under peony flowers and was a romantic ghost. His sister Zhao Hede saw that Emperor Cheng was drained of energy and died, and he committed suicide by drinking medicine after being in chaos.

3. The Jin sisters served Emperor Zhaowu Liu Cong. Liu Cong was the fourth son of Liu Yuan, the founder of the Han Dynasty during the Sixteen Kingdoms period. He was intelligent and studious since childhood, well versed in classics and history, and learned from hundreds of schools of thought, and was especially skilled in the art of war.

During Liu Cong's reign, he made some achievements in politics, military and other aspects.

But in the later period, he indulged in women and indulged in political affairs, and the state affairs gradually declined.

The Jin sisters are younger sister Jin Yuehua and older sister Jin Yueguang. Both sisters are as beautiful as a fish or a wild goose, and history has said that they are "both beautiful in the country".

Jin Yuehua and her sister Jin Yueguang were named noble concubines by Liu Cong at the same time.

In March of the first year of Jianyuan (315), Jin Yuehua was named the Shang Queen, and Jin Yueguang was named the Right Queen. In addition, there was also a noble concubine named Liu who was named the Left Queen by Liu Cong. There were three queens in one dynasty.

, unheard of in ancient times.

Liu Cong was incompetent and could not take care of so many beauties, so his sister Jin Yueguang was unwilling to be lonely in the harem and found several young and beautiful teenagers to work for Liu Cong. As a result, she did not earn any work points but her head was missing. Jin Yueguang also

After being accused, Hongxing committed suicide by taking poison due to the shame of cheating on her.

The younger sister Jin Yuehua is calm and steady, but her fate is not much better.

Liu Cong died of illness, and Prince Liu Can ascended the throne.

Yuehua was honored as the empress dowager.

Liu Can forced Empress Dowager Yuehua to submit regardless of the fact that his father's body was still cold.

Yuehua has since become Liu Can's plaything.

Later, the Empress Dowager Jin Yuehua died because her father was implicated in the coup and became a victim of political struggle.

4. Big and small Zhangs served Liu Chan, the later lord of the Shu Han Dynasty. Liu Chan in history was once described as a mediocre lord and a faint king. In fact, this is unfair. Liu Chan reigned for 41 years and was the longest-ruling monarch in the Three Kingdoms.

Without any real ability, Zhuge Liang, the foreign minister, is strong, and the country is surrounded by powerful enemies. Liu Chan is actually a wise and foolish man. Even if the country is broken and the mountains and rivers are broken, and he becomes a prisoner, he can still say that he "doesn't want to be in Shu".

Paralyzing the enemy and protecting yourself requires some wisdom.