Some people say that Yang Yuhuan may have died in a Buddhist temple. The Biography of Yang Guifei in Old Tang Dynasty records that after the imperial generals Chen and others killed Yang and his son, they thought that "the thief was still there" and demanded that Yang Guifei be killed again to avoid future troubles. Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty had no choice but to bid farewell to the imperial concubine and "hang the Buddhist temple". Yang Guifei may also die in the army. This theory is mainly found in the descriptions in some Tang poems. Du Fu wrote a poem "Mourning for the Head" in Chang 'an, which was occupied by An Lushan in the second year of Zhide (AD 757), including "Where are the perfect eyes and the pearly teeth?" A blood-stained soul has no home and nowhere to go ",suggesting that Yang Guifei was not hanged in the Ma Yi post, because hanging will not cause bloodshed. There are other possibilities for Yang Guifei's death. For example, some people say that she died of swallowing gold. This statement is only found in Liu Yuxi's poem Ma Wei Xing. According to the old Tang Book, after Yang and others were killed, the Sixth Army was still there, and Xuanzong sent (Gao) Lux to ask, saying that "the thief is still there", referring to the imperial concubine. Lux played again, but the emperor didn't get it (as a last resort), so he wrote to the princess and hanged himself in the Buddhist temple. At the age of thirty-eight, he was buried beside the road in Yixi. Where did she go? There is also a folk legend that Yang Guifei did not die in the Mayi Post Station, but lived among the people. There is a strange saying that Yang Guifei went to America. Wei Juxian, a scholar in Taiwan Province Province, claimed in his book China Discovered America that he had verified that Yang Guifei did not die in Mayi, but was taken to distant America. There is also a saying that Yang Guifei fled to Japan, and there is a view in Japanese folk and academic circles that a maid was hanged at Maweigang at that time. General Chen cherishes the beauty of the imperial concubine and can't bear to kill her, so he conspired with Gao Lishi to replace her death with a maid. Under the escort of Chen's cronies, Yang Guifei fled south, set sail near Shanghai today, drifted to Kuchi, Japan, and spent the rest of her life in Japan. There are also various sayings in Japan. All the above are from Baidu Encyclopedia /view/2085 1.htm? Fr=ala0_ 1_ 1 Since ancient times, the love story between Emperor Xuanzong and Yang Yuhuan has been the most ruthless among emperors, which can be described as a household name. Many people think that Tang Xuanzong's love for Yang Yuhuan led to the exclusive rights of another consort in history, which should be denounced. However, the love story between Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Yang Yuhuan has become a much-told story, which is recognized by everyone. I don't agree with this. Perhaps Tang Xuanzong loved Yang Yuhuan, but his love was not deep enough. When there is a conflict between Jiangshan and love, love will always be the victim. Perhaps, as Bai Juyi wrote in Song of Eternal Sorrow, "There are other ladies in his court, with 3,000 rare beauties, but his love for 3,000 is concentrated in one body", he thinks that Yang Yuhuan should be a happy person. But have any of you thought about her heart? /kloc-at the age of 0/6, she fell in love with Shouwang at first sight and got married. Originally, her life was very happy. Due to the death of Wu Huifei (the mother of Shouwang), Xuanzong was very unhappy and depressed. There are several people in the harem, and none of them like it. Gao Lishi knew the king's mind, and in order to please the king, he even sent Princess Shou into the palace. I think, besides the death of Hui Fei, Xuanzong is more worried about how to get Yuhuan! Xuanzong sent someone to take Yang Yuhuan to Lintong Hot Spring Palace. At first glance, he is really gorgeous, good at singing and dancing, and intelligent, especially pandering. Xuanzong was so sad that he opened his mouth He has married a daughter-in-law, and regardless of any old man, the heart of propriety, justice and shame no longer exists. First of all, Yang Yuhuan was awarded the title of "Too Real" and benefited from the harem. At that time, Tang Xuanzong was 56 years old and Yang Yuhuan was just 22 years old. From the point of view of modern women, it's just that a powerful person robbed a young woman. Why do you want to shout "Long live love"? In that feudal society, women had no status. They can only cling to men and try their best to win their favor. Usually, wealthy families do this. If they fall out of favor in the palace, how can they survive? Yang Yuhuan has no choice but to obey and cater, because everything is for survival. In order to flaunt "benevolence, righteousness and morality", it took five years, and in August, the fourth year of Tianbao (745), Yang Yuhuan was posthumously made the imperial concubine. From then on, Xuanzong left all the other concubines in the harem aside, looked at Yang Guifei every day, and was inseparable, taking her with him at the official banquet and at the court ceremony. In order to please Yang Guifei, Xuanzong made resplendent craftsmen for her, reaching 700 people, and also opened a hot spring bath for her in Huaqing Pool of Lishan Mountain. Guifei was born in Sichuan and loves litchi. In order to please the imperial concubine, Xuanzong sent people from Fuzhou, Sichuan, thousands of miles away to send them around the clock with post horses. When it was shipped to Chang 'an, the color and taste remained unchanged. In short, since I got Yang Guifei, the love in Xuanzong's heart has been taken up by the Guifei, just as the Song of Eternal Sorrow said: "Waste all his time on her, feast and have fun, his mistress in spring, his tyrant in the night; Jindian is dressed up all night, and Louyu feast is as drunk as spring. " For a person who loves himself so much, I find it difficult not to be tempted. Xuanzong was so obsessed with the imperial concubine that her beauty was of course one reason. But more importantly, I'm afraid there are similar interests. Xuanzong is a gifted scholar who is obsessed with music. He is proficient in temperament and has achieved great success. The imperial concubine is not only good at singing and dancing, but also has a special talent in understanding music. This is obviously an important factor for her to become a confidant of Tang Xuanzong in his later years. When Xuanzong summoned the imperial concubine for the first time in the hot spring palace, he played his favorite work "Colorful Feathers". Yang Guifei seems to have an innate feeling and immediately danced like a fairy, which made Tang Xuanzong very happy. Later, Xuanzong often asked the imperial concubine to dance "colorful feathers". He personally played drums and accompanied her. It can be said that the most common form of Xuanzong and Guifei together is singing and dancing music. However, Tang Xuanzong was an emperor after all. He can monopolize Yang Guifei, but he won't let Yang Guifei monopolize himself. However, the imperial concubine is not deeply involved in the world, and jealousy is inevitable. Twice, she made the old emperor angry and immediately drove her back to her mother's house to disobey orders. But Xuanzong loved the imperial concubine in his heart, so he instigated her to recall every time. When the imperial concubine was sent out of the palace for the second time, she cried like a crybaby, and Xuanzong was too worried about tea and rice, and his face was full of sadness all day. Gao Lishi saw through Xuanzong's mind, so he asked the imperial banquet and empresses to apologize. When the imperial concubine saw Gao Lishi coming, she sadly cut off a lock of hair and asked Gao Lishi to show her "loyalty". Xuanzong saw things and thought, and went back for the second time. From then on, Xuanzong and the imperial concubine * * "Benedict was more inseparable. Legend has it that one year in the Palace of Eternal Life in Huaqing Palace, on July 7th, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Yang Guifei avoided the crowd and looked up at the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. Both of them bowed down and swore: "Life is hard in this world. May we grow old together and be husband and wife forever!"! After this life, there is an afterlife! Bai Juyi, a poet, wrote an immortal poem: "How we wish two birds could be one, fly in the sky, live and grow together on the earth, and have two branches in one tree." .. "Indeed, this kind of affection between Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Yang Guifei is rare among emperors of past dynasties. The marriage of any feudal emperor should be branded with feudal politics. Under the love of Yang Yuhuan, Yang Fei's brother established Hou Baixiang, and the three sisters were also established as national princesses, with great power, second only to the son of heaven. In particular, Yang Guifei's cousin, Yang, was promoted to the position of Prime Minister, occupying more than 40 posts, taking charge of state affairs and doing many evils. The Tang Dynasty became the Xanadu of the Yang family. This led to the political corruption in the Tang Dynasty, the disaster of consorts and the tragic ending of Yang Guifei. Is Yuhuan innocent? She just wants to find someone who loves herself, but she doesn't want to live the wandering life as a child. Is this wrong? As an emperor, regardless of public or private interests, he gave all his power to others. Didn't he think about the consequences of doing so? A little woman, they know nothing about politics and just want to live a stable life. Is this also wrong? Why is there such an ending? Is it because of politics you don't understand? Just because her husband is the emperor? If she were still a birthday princess, maybe there would be a different ending! In the 14th year of Tianbao (755), in November, An Lushan, our border city envoy, and Shi Siming, our general, led an army of 6.5438+0.5 million to attack Chang 'an in the name of attacking Yang, and the "Anshi Rebellion" finally broke out. When the news came, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty was frightened, so he and Yang, with their imperial concubine sisters and some princes, their attendants and ministers, quietly opened the door of Bei Gong and went west to Shu County (now Sichuan). When I went to the ant station west of Xingping, Shaanxi Province, the imperial guards who followed the guards suddenly mutinied. They killed Yang first, and then surrounded the post house where Tang Xuanzong lived, demanding that Tang Xuanzong hand over the imperial concubine. At this time, Tang Xuanzong, who was in a trance, remembered his love with the imperial concubine for more than ten years and made a vow of eternal love, unwilling to hand over the imperial concubine! However, in the face of these unsheathed soldiers, Xuanzong knew that the tide was gone and could not save his beloved princess. However, he couldn't bear to let the imperial concubine be slaughtered by the public. After he and the imperial concubine wept bitterly, they gave her three feet of white silk and asked Gao Lishi to take her away and hang her on a pear tree in front of a Buddhist temple. The imperial concubine was only 38 years old at that time. What a sad love story! How touching it is for a king to cry for himself, but have you ever thought that this is actually another kind of betrayal? From a bystander's point of view, you think Xuanzong is still an affectionate and righteous king. But as a woman, from Yang Yuhuan's point of view, what would you think? People who once loved themselves and swore to each other can't protect themselves? Wide sleeves blocked Yuhuan's pleading eyes. Does he have the heart to watch it, or does he dare not? Love? In the end, it was only one foot white. And after that? Tang Xuanzong is still his emperor, still living a happy life, occasionally recalling, feeling, frowning, and getting the reputation of an infatuated lang. Life is the same as before, except for a Yang Yuhuan.