Cao Bo Bodhisattva and the "false eunuchs" caused the Emperor to struggle: Fornication with the Empress, killing Thien Son

Cao Bo Bodhisattva, Luu Khac Minh and Lao Ai - These three fake eunuchs caused the court to struggle, especially the courage to "cuckold" the Emperor, go back and forth with the queen and concubines.

In the history of feudal China, the eunuch was a class that played a very special role. Most of them, because they have no other way, are forced to go through the painful process of purification to embark on that arduous path.

In reality, however, not all eunuchs in Chinese history were completely pure. As for these minority figures, history often calls them "false eunuchs".

Some of them will accept to live in hiding for a lifetime to hide that secret in order to save their lives. However, there are also people who rely on this to riot in the harem and even overturn the government. The three notorious false eunuchs in history below are also among them.

Cao Bo Bodhisattva of Northern Wei Dynasty

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Cao Bo Bodhisattva was a false eunuch who lived in the Northern Wei Dynasty. Legend has it that this Cao family, although not a living Bodhisattva, is considered to be even more powerful than... Bodhisattva.

According to many folk anecdotes, the false eunuch with the surname Cao was born with a handsome and handsome appearance, and his tongue was more agile than people.

After being brought into the palace, Cao Bo Bodhisattva was safely freed from the painful silence of his body thanks to his cunning and cunning.

Because of that, even though he wears the robe of a eunuch, Cao Bo Bodhisattva is in fact still a genuine man.

In the past, when Northern Wei Emperor Hieu Van Di went out to battle, perhaps even in a dream, he did not expect that a fake eunuch named Cao would dare to take this opportunity to infiltrate his harem.

At that time, Cao Bo Bodhisattva immediately had the opportunity to communicate with many beautiful women in the king's harem. Even the fake eunuch, surnamed Cao, even dared to commit adultery with... The Queen! But the relationship of Cao Bo Bodhisattva and Queen Phung does not just stop there.

In the past, thanks to being good at winning people's hearts, the eunuch Cao owned a close group of people willing to sell their lives for him. At that time, Queen Phung also wanted to build her own power, so she shook hands with Cao Bo-sat to make friends and pull wings to overwhelm the court.

Also because the power of the Cao - Phung clique was strong, so even though the royal family knew the story of their communication, no one dared to say a word.

But the strange thing is that, Cao Bo Bodhisattva then died suddenly at the age of 30. Many theories suggest that it is possible that this fake eunuch had a relationship with the Empress, so Hoang was discovered. silently to the handler.

Although that eunuch Cao did not cause too much trouble for Northern Wei, the fact that a fake eunuch had the courage to communicate with the whole harem had become a black mark that was hard to wash off for this dynasty.

Liu Keming of the Tang Dynasty

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Luu Khac Minh was a fake eunuch living in the Tang Dynasty, born as the adopted son of Luu Quang - a very powerful eunuch at that time.

Also relying on the authority and influence of this adoptive father, in the past, when he first entered the palace, Luu Khac Minh quickly passed the "censorship" round without having to purify himself.

After entering the palace, he was loved and trusted by Crown Prince Ly Dam. Thanks to that, Luu Khac Minh's wing fins grew stronger and stronger.

Later Crown Prince Ly Dam ascended the throne, the old historian called Duong Kinh Tong, the power of the eunuchs under Ly Khac Minh's hands was more raging than ever.

Legend has it that the fake eunuch Liu was a very powerful figure at that time. This guy even went so far as to consider the harem as his own home and communicate with many concubines.

Not only daring to "cuckold" the Emperor, Luu Khac Minh also harmed the death of the Son of Heaven, creating a fake will to manipulate the Tang Dynasty.

In 827, Duong Kinh Tong was assassinated by eunuchs, and Luu Khac Minh took this opportunity to deliberately forge the edict to make King Ly Ngo the puppet Emperor.

However, because of internal conflicts in the ranks of the eunuchs, Luu Khac Minh was betrayed by his accomplices. Under the pressure of the soldiers under the reigning Prime Minister, this fake eunuch was forced to jump the well to commit suicide.

Lao Ai in the Warring States period

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Lao Ai (? - 238 BC), was a notorious false eunuch who lived in the Qin state during the Warring States period.

According to the record of "History" Sima Thien, Lao Ai was born with a tall, healthy figure, strong sexual capacity, so it was often pursued by many women.

Later, Qin Vuong Chinh grew up, but the Empress Dowager still secretly communicated with the La family. For fear of the matter being revealed, La Bu Vi deliberately found a man with high sexual ability, Lao Ai, to satisfy Trieu Co.

Entering the palace with the status of a false eunuch, Lao Ai later not only fulfilled the task assigned to him by Lu Bu Wei but also became a character to overwhelm the court.

In 238 BC, Qin Wang Zheng, now over 20 years old, immediately discovered the identity of Lao Ai's false eunuch and the illicit relationship between him and his mother.

Not only daring to communicate with the Empress Dowager to the point of having her own child, Lao Ai also raised the ambition to become Emperor. Stemming from that nefarious intention, this person had intentionally borrowed the Empress Dowager's seal to mobilize troops.

But in general, that fake eunuch could not "be on top" of the oldest Emperor Qin Shi Huang even when he was still very young.

In the end, Lao Ai was exiled to the three tribes, his two stepchildren and the Empress Dowager were also killed, and all his subordinates were confiscated and sentenced to exile.

From the above evidences, it is not difficult to see a truth: The eunuchs of the past, whether they were fake or real, no matter how powerful they were, in the end they could not escape the end. tragedy was destined.

Because of that, the famous Chinese writer Lu Xun once made a profound satire: eunuchs, concubines, opium were the "national drug" of China for a time.

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