The Empress Dowager and the Emperor of Northern Qi

The relationship between the Northern Qi Emperor and the empress dowager was complicated and complicated. According to the information provided, they seemed to be opposing each other to the outside world, but in reality, they were conspiring to maintain the ruling position of the Northern Qi royal family. The Empress Dowager initially thought that the little Emperor was a man, but later learned that the little Emperor was a woman. The fight between them was not a true opposition, but to cover up the little Emperor's female identity. Their relationship had long reached a tacit understanding. They were "singing a double act". The purpose of this was to stabilize the Northern Qi court, control the government, and protect the little Emperor's position. Their fight was only for outsiders to see. Their true goal was to jointly maintain Northern Qi's stability and unity.

During the Qing years, there was a power struggle between the Northern Qi empress dowager and the emperor. In order to stabilize the court, the Empress Dowager appeared to be opposing the Emperor, but in reality, it was for the stability of the court. She concealed the emperor's female identity by opposing him, so as to relax the vigilance of other people with disloyalty towards the royal family. The Empress Dowager finally ended her role in a good way and watched her daughter sit on the throne. Although there was discord between mother and daughter, their relationship eased after their daughter was born. The specific details of the power struggle and the complexity of their relationship needed to be understood by watching "Celebrating Years".

The Northern Qi Emperor of the Qing Dynasty was Zhan Doudou. She was a woman. Her mother was the Empress Dowager of Northern Qi. In order to stabilize the court, the Empress Dowager and Zhan Doudou appeared to oppose each other, but in reality, it was for the stability of the court. The Empress Dowager used her opposition against Zhan Doudou to conceal Zhan Doudou's female identity and protect her status. There was a power struggle between the empress dowager and the little emperor. They used this power struggle to distract the attention of the officials and give the little emperor time to grow and the empress dowager time to cultivate power. The Empress Dowager finally ended her role in a good way and watched her daughter sit on the throne.

During the Qing years, the Northern Qi Emperor and the Empress Dowager were mother and daughter. The struggle between them was only to stabilize Northern Qi's political situation and control the throne. The feigned struggle between the empress dowager and the little Emperor was to lure the snake out of its hole and make the officials in the court take sides. Their fight was not a true opposition, but to consolidate Northern Qi's internal stability and eliminate restless dissidents. Therefore, their power struggle was just an act. Their mother-daughter relationship was actually very good, but outsiders did not know.

The Northern Qi Emperor and the empress dowager were in cahoots. Although they appeared to be fighting for power in the outside world, they were actually mother and daughter and had a good relationship. The empress dowager chose to work with the little Emperor to distract the attention of the officials and stabilize Northern Qi's political situation. The fight between them was only to cover up the little Emperor's gender problem and to consolidate Northern Qi's internal power. So, they were in cahoots.

During the Qing years, the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, and the empress dowager were not on the same side. Although they appeared to be fighting for power in the outside world, they were actually mother and daughter and had a good relationship. The Empress Dowager chose to work with the little Emperor to distract the attention of the officials through acting, so as to stabilize Northern Qi's political situation and control the court and imperial power. The fight between them was only to lure the snake out of its hole and make the officials in the court take sides. Thus, they were not in cahoots.

The Northern Qi Emperor and the empress dowager were in cahoots. Although they appeared to be fighting for power in the outside world, they were actually mother and daughter and had a good relationship. The empress dowager chose to work with the little Emperor to distract the attention of the officials and stabilize Northern Qi's political situation. The fight between them was only to cover up the little Emperor's gender problem and to consolidate Northern Qi's internal power. So, they were in cahoots.

The Northern Qi Emperor and the empress dowager were in cahoots. Although they appeared to be fighting for power in the outside world, they were actually mother and daughter and had a good relationship. The empress dowager chose to work with the little Emperor to distract the attention of the officials and stabilize Northern Qi's political situation. The fight between them was only to cover up the little Emperor's gender problem and to consolidate Northern Qi's internal power. Therefore, even though they fought in front of outsiders, they were actually on the same side.

During the Qing years, the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, and the empress dowager were not on the same side. Although they appeared to be fighting for power in the outside world, they were actually mother and daughter and had a good relationship. The Empress Dowager chose to work with the little Emperor to distract the attention of the officials through acting, so as to stabilize Northern Qi's political situation and control the court and imperial power. The fight between them was only to lure the snake out of its hole and make the officials in the court take sides. Thus, they were not in cahoots.

The Latter Ruler of Northern Qi, Gao Wei, had two empresses, Empress Hu and Empress Mu. Empress Hu was Gao Wei's second empress, the daughter of Longdong King Hu Changren. She was sent into the palace by Empress Dowager Hu. She was made Madam Hongde and later became Zuo Zhaoyi. She was doted on. After the queen was deposed, Liu Lingxuan wanted to replace her with Mrs. Hongde Mu Huanghua, but Empress Dowager Hu did not agree. Zu Xiaozheng asked Hu to be the queen, so Hu became the queen. Empress Mu was the third empress of Gao Wei and was originally the maid of the first empress of Gao Wei, the Hulu family. Because of Gao Wei's favor, Mu Huanghua was made a eunuch and later an empress. During Empress Mu's reign, she often drank and made merry with Gao Wei. In the end, Mu Huanghua didn't even acknowledge her biological mother, Qingxiao.