Lady Hua Rui was granted the title of imperial concubine by Taizu Zhao Kuangyin.

Lady Hua Rui was granted the title of Imperial Concubine by Taizu Zhao Kuangyin. Lady Hua Rui attracted the admiration of Zhao Kuangyin because of her beauty and talent. When Zhao Kuangyin saw Madam Hua Rui, he immediately made her his concubine and conferred her the title of Imperial Consort. However, there was no clear information about the cause of Madam Hua Rui's death.

Lady Hua Rui was granted the title of Imperial Concubine by Taizu Zhao Kuangyin. There was no clear information on the cause of Madam Hua Rui's death.

Madam Hua Rui's fragrant pearl was a type of solid perfume from ancient China. It was also known as China's heaven-defying craftsmanship. It was made from more than 30 kinds of seasonally-collected precious herbs and herbs. It was mainly used to relieve menstrual discomfort and reduce hair loss. Fragrant pearls could be used as bracelets or pendants, suitable for gift-giving occasions such as housewarming, trade shows, advertising promotions, etc. It had a long-lasting fragrance and could be bought on Taobao.

Madam Hua Rui's fragrant pearl was a kind of fragrant pill invented by Madam Hua Rui and was quite popular in the Song Dynasty. In the Chen Fragrance Manual, there was a recipe for Madam Hua Rui's fragrant beads: "One liang of agarwood, one liang of sandalwood, one liang of nail fragrance, one liang of muskiness, one liang of dragon-brain, one liang of lingling incense, and one liang of cloves. The right is fine powder, which is refined into honey and evenly mixed. It is made into pills, which are as big as marbles." Madam Hua Rui was the favorite concubine of Meng Chang, the ruler of Shu during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. Her surname was Xu, and she was from Qingcheng (now southeast of Dujiangyan City, Sichuan Province). She had been intelligent since she was young and was good at poetry. Later, she was taken into the harem by Meng Chang and was conferred the title of Imperial Consort. Not only was Madam Hua Rui beautiful, but she was also extremely talented. She was deeply loved by Meng Chang. She had written many beautiful poems for Meng Chang, such as the poem "The Song of the Country's Death":"The flag was raised on the king's city. How did I know it in the deep palace?" All 140,000 of them have been disarmed, and not a single one of them is a man!" This poem expressed her grief over the demise of her country and her disappointment towards the emperors and ministers of the Later Shu. Madam Hua Rui's method of making the Fragrant Pearl was simple, but it required a variety of precious spices, so the cost was high. Not only could this kind of incense pill be worn on the body to emit fragrance, but it could also be lit to smoke the room. It had a certain health effect. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

The Fragrant Pearl of Lady Hua Rui was an ancient fragrance. Legend had it that it was created by Lady Hua Rui, the favorite concubine of Meng Chang, the ruler of Shu, after the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. The specific method of making it had been lost. The records of Lady Hua Rui and Xiang Zhu were mainly from the notes of the literati of the Ming Dynasty, such as Lang Ying's "Seven Xiulei Manuscript" and Xie Zhao's "Five Za Zu." According to these records, Madam Hua Rui's manufacturing process was very complicated. She needed to collect a variety of precious spices and medicinal herbs, such as agarwood, sandalwood, ambergris, musk, amber, pearls, bark, cloves, dahurica, etc., and grind them into fine powder before stringing them into beads with silk thread. Madam Hua Rui's fragrant pearls had a rich fragrance. It was said that they could ward off evil spirits and prevent plagues, and protect peace. In addition, it also had the effect of beauty and refreshing the mind, so it was very popular among women. However, due to its complicated production process and high cost, only nobles and rich people could enjoy it. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

Madam Hua Rui's fragrant beads were a type of light luxury bracelet produced by a factory in Guangzhou. It was made of fragrant beads and was in the shape of a woman's body. Gift-giving occasions include travel memorials, festivals, housewarming, trade shows, advertising promotions, employee benefits, anniversary celebrations, and business gifts. The specific sales information and price of Madam Hua Rui's fragrant pearls could be purchased on Taobao.

There were indeed some records of Zhao Kuangyin's ancestral home and the Zhao family, but most of these records were repetitive. According to historical records, Zhao Kuangyin's great ancestor, Zhao He, had once served as a county magistrate in the Tang Dynasty. Some historical records even recorded that Zhao He was born in Yan and Ji. Zhao Kuangyin himself also regarded Yan and Ji as his hometown. However, there was no information about Zhao Kuangyin's ancestral home or the Zhao family.

Alright, the following is the topic of the palace trial: 1 What is a palace fight? What was the point of fighting among the concubines? 2. How did the concubines usually fight with each other in the palace? What types of questions would there be in the Palace Concubine Examination Hall? Will the concubines be punished for failing the test? Is it possible for the concubines to win in the palace war? 6. Did the concubines have the right to ask the emperor to make a choice for their own preferences in the palace? 7. Would the concubines use their beauty and talent to gain an advantage in the palace? 8 Is it possible for the concubines to unite against other concubines in the palace? 9 Will the concubines face the predicament of being isolated and helpless in the palace? Was it possible for the concubines to be despised or favored by the emperor and receive different treatment in the palace?

The Romance of Zhao Kuangyin was a novel that described the story of Zhao Kuangyin, the founding emperor of the Northern Song Dynasty. The story was about Zhao Kuangyin, who finally became the founding emperor of the Song Dynasty through continuous efforts and struggles. Under his rule, the Song Dynasty experienced many wars and changes, but eventually became a powerful empire, leaving a profound influence for later generations.