The emperor "offered a man to the queen", but it turned out to be intentional because he was infatuated with a young master.

What is surprising is that despite possessing "three palaces, six courtyards, seventy-two concubines" with the most beautiful women in the empire, many Chinese Emperors were homosexuals...

Duke Ling of Wei "offers a man to his wife"

When mentioning Duke Ling of Wei, the king of Wei, husband of Queen Nanzi, the famous queen in Chinese history with crazy love affairs, people cannot ignore doubts about this king's gender.

According to legend, Duke Ling of Wei is famous as the only king in Chinese history thanks to the incident of "offering a man to his wife". Although he knew about his wife Nam Tu's love affair with Prince Trieu, Duke Ling of Wei still tolerated and assisted him to the point of summoning Prince Trieu to the palace to conveniently serve his wife. However, according to some documents, the reason why Duke Ling of Wei committed this unusual act was because the king of Wei had feelings for Prince Trieu.

In addition to having feelings for Prince Trieu, the "love affairs" recorded in the history of Wei Ling Gong also included a man named Di Zi He. Di Zi He was originally a Confucian scholar with an extremely handsome appearance, so he quickly caught the "green eye" of Wei Ling Gong. Therefore, Wei Ling Gong quickly summoned Di Zi He to the palace to live with him and tried his best to pamper this man.

Many documents say that because of Du Tu Ha, Ve Linh Cong could ignore all the rules in the palace just to please his "lover".

Later, when the love affair cooled, Yu Zixia was expelled from the palace, and Duke Ling of Wei became infatuated with his wife's lover. Therefore, Duke Ling of Wei granted Prince Zhao special privileges to frequently enter and exit the palace. Later, when the rebellion ended, Duke Ling of Wei continued to welcome Prince Zhao and his wife back, even though he knew that the two had run away together.

Emperor Han Wen was "crazy about handsome men"

If Duke Ling of Wei is famous for the story of "offering a man to his wife", then Emperor Wen of Han is famous for being a king who was passionate about men's beauty. Although he had the merit of creating the prosperous period of Wenjing, Emperor Wen of Han was also extremely famous for his homosexual relationships. One of the famous love affairs of Emperor Wen of Han was with the boatman Deng Tong.

Dang Thong was originally a sailor in the royal boat crew. According to many recorded documents, before meeting Dang Thong, Han Van De had many times seen the image of a young boatman in his dreams. Therefore, when he met Dang Thong, Han Van De felt like he had found the man of his dreams and loved him very much. Han Van De pampered and provided Dang Thong with gold, silver, and jewels, and slept in the same bed at night.

Later, Crown Prince Liu Kai discovered that his father favored and loved Deng Tong, so he became jealous. Immediately after ascending the throne, Liu Kai, taking the title of Emperor Jing of Han, immediately confiscated Deng Tong's property and reduced him to poverty.

Tran Van De and his dreamlike love affair with the handsome shoemaker

Emperor Tran Van De was considered a capable king because during his reign he greatly expanded his territory and power. However, few people know that Emperor Tran Van De was a man who loved men. One of the deepest love affairs of this emperor was with the handsome shoemaker Han Tu Cao.

Han Tu Cao captivated many young girls' hearts with his bright and handsome appearance. However, Han Tu Cao refused all to volunteer to serve Emperor Tran Van De Tran Tay. Although this love was against common sense, neither Han Tu Cao nor Tran Tay had any intention of hiding it. The two were inseparable day and night, despite all the slander and dissuasion from the courtiers.

The climax of this was when Tu Cao demanded that Tran Tay crown her as the Queen of Nam. However, before this absurd act could be carried out, Tran Tay's actions of pampering his lover caused chaos in the dynasty.

Later, Tran Tay fell seriously ill, Tu Cao took care of him day and night like a good wife. After Tran Van De passed away, Tu Cao also retired to the harem and ended her short life.

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