Prince Liu Jun had his mother Empress Dowager Lu

Crown Prince Liu Jun honored his mother, Empress Dowager Lu, as the Empress Dowager.

The Empress Dowager could be the Emperor's birth mother or the Empress. The specific situation depended on the emperor's succession. If the successor emperor was the empress's legitimate son, then the emperor's biological mother would be conferred the title of empress dowager. If the successor emperor was a concubine's son, then the status of the birth mother would be determined according to her status. She might be conferred the title of empress dowager or imperial concubine. In addition, if the successor emperor was from a side branch, then the stepmother (the empress of the previous emperor) would be named the empress dowager. In short, the empress dowager's status depended on the emperor's succession and the status of her birth mother.

" Liu's Lady, the Empress of the Royal Family," was a novel full of ups and downs. It told the story of a Beijing opera actor who traveled to the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty and became a hereditary royal family. This novel was the author Huang Liangsheng's classic Wuxia Xianxia work, and the plot was full of ups and downs. Currently, the latest chapter of the novel had been updated. I don't know much about the specific ending and chapter information of Lady Liu.

Empress Dowager Li (1545 - 1614) was originally a palace maid. Later, she was favored by Emperor Longqing and gave birth to Emperor Wanli Zhu Yijun. After the death of Emperor Longqing, Zhu Yijun inherited the throne and Empress Dowager Li was conferred the title of Imperial Consort. Zhu Yijun was only 10 years old when he ascended the throne, so Empress Dowager Li was in charge of the internal and external affairs of the country for a period of time. However, due to her humble background, although she was the Empress Dowager on the surface, she was actually subject to many restrictions. In order to consolidate her position, Empress Dowager Li built Buddhist temples and treated eminent monks with courtesy. In 1601, she was honored as the Empress Dowager of Cisheng Xuan Civilization Su Zhen Shou Duan Xian. During the reign of Empress Dowager Li, she contributed to the prosperity of the country and the development of religion. She died in 1614 at the age of 70.

The Empress Dowager was the Qing Emperor's mother.

Empress Lu did not treat Liu Ying well. Empress Lu killed Liu Ying's rival, Liu Ruyi, during her reign. She also planned to kill Liu Ying's illegitimate son, Liu Fei. In addition, Empress Lu also treated Madam Qi cruelly and abused her like a human pig. Empress Lu even invited Liu Ying to see Madam Qi's tragic state, which was considered excessive behavior. Therefore, according to the information provided, Empress Lu did not treat Liu Ying well.

In ancient China, the four women who monopolized power (Empress Dowager Lu, Empress Dowager Feng, Empress Dowager Wu Zetian, Empress Dowager Cixi) had different evaluations and merits in history. The following is a brief introduction of them: - Empress Dowager Lu (207 - 161 B.C.) was Lu Zhi of the Han Dynasty. During her reign, she implemented a series of political and military reforms that made great progress in the political, military, and economic development of the Han Dynasty. She was also famous for manipulating palace politics and killing innocent people. - Empress Dowager Feng (215 - 186 B.C.) was a member of the Feng family of the Tang Dynasty. She was an outstanding politician and military strategist who had led many wars in the Tang Dynasty and implemented a series of political reforms. She was also famous for manipulating palace politics and killing innocent people. - Wu Zetian (624 - 705) was the Wu Mei Niang of the Tang Dynasty. She was a controversial historical figure and was considered one of the most powerful and charming women in Chinese history. During her reign, she carried out a series of political reforms and defeated her political opponents at that time to become the empress of the Tang Dynasty. She was also famous for killing innocent people. - Empress Dowager Cixi (1906 - 1968) was Cixi of the Qing Dynasty. She was an outstanding politician and ruler who once ruled the late Qing Dynasty. During her reign, she carried out a series of political and military reforms, which made great progress in the political, military, and economic development of the Qing Dynasty. She was also famous for manipulating palace politics and killing innocent people. - Wu Zetian and Empress Dowager Cixi were both famous female politicians in Chinese history. They had outstanding performance and achievements in politics and military affairs. However, their political methods and actions of harming the innocent were criticized and condemned by history and the people.

The difference between an empress dowager and an empress dowager was in their status and titles. The empress dowager referred to the emperor's mother or grandmother, while the empress dowager referred to the emperor's biological mother. Empress Dowager was a more general title, which could include the emperor's mother or grandmother. Empress Dowager was a higher title. Usually, after the emperor died and his eldest son inherited the throne, the emperor's mother or grandmother was honored as Empress Dowager. The empress dowager referred to the emperor's grandmother. She had the highest status, but she appeared later. In short, the relationship between the Empress Dowager, the Empress Dowager, and the Grand Empress Dowager was a difference in the hierarchy of feudal etiquette.

The difference between an empress dowager and an empress dowager was their status and identity. The empress dowager was the emperor's biological mother or legitimate mother, while the empress dowager was the emperor's grandmother. According to the ancient feudal patriarch system, the Grand Empress Dowager's seniority was higher than the Empress Dowager's. Thus, the Empress Dowager had a higher status.

The difference between the empress dowager and the empress dowager was their status and position. The empress dowager referred to the emperor's mother or grandmother, while the empress dowager referred to the emperor's biological mother. Empress Dowager was a more general title, which could include the emperor's mother or grandmother. Empress Dowager was a higher title. Usually, after the emperor died and his eldest son inherited the throne, the emperor's mother or grandmother was honored as Empress Dowager. Therefore, the empress dowager's status and power were higher than the empress dowager's.