Revealing the princess with the most husbands in Chinese history, living a debauched, indulgent life

Although she is a princess of a prestigious royal family, this girl has a carefree, carefree lifestyle and is even known as the most married woman in Chinese history.

From ancient times until now, the Emperor can be considered the most comfortable profession, not only can he arbitrarily give orders to others, enjoy the best treatment in the world, but he also owns the three palaces and six courtyards with many concubines. frequency. It can be said that in his hands he not only has power but also enjoys beautiful women in the world that not everyone can have. But during the Northern and Southern Song Dynasty, there was a woman who also enjoyed this kind of treatment, which was the daughter of Emperor Hieu Vu - Liu So Ngoc, also known as Princess Son Am.

In May 464 AD, Princess Shanyin's younger brother Liu Ziye succeeded him, historically known as Emperor Phe. Liu Ziye was insatiably promiscuous and was one of the emperors with the most criticized lifestyle in Chinese history. It can be said that the Emperor was passionate about beauty. Not only did he select beautiful women from the people, but he also forcibly took his father's concubine, not even letting his own relatives let him go.

Liu Ziyet also had a relationship with his own aunt, Princess Tan Thai, even though she was soon married to general Ha Mai. Luu Tu Nghiep called her into the palace to play a bad trick. Wanting to keep her in the palace, he sent someone to poison a maid in the palace and then bring it to Ha Mai saying that Princess Tan Thai had suddenly fallen ill. life.

Ha Mai could not bear this hatred of having his wife stolen, so he plotted a rebellion to overthrow Liu Tu Nghiep. Unfortunately, Liu Ziyep found out about it, which led to the disaster and destruction of the family. However, after that, Princess Tan Thai had to change her family name to Ta, forever staying in the palace to serve her grandson. The story with Luu Tu Nghiep was also created a lot because as long as it was something he was satisfied with, he didn't care whether it violated ethics or not.

In this aspect, Princess Son Am is no better than her younger brother. Originally Liu Ziyep's older sister, the two of them have a very good relationship as sisters. They even eat and sleep together, which is not much different from a husband and wife. Both of them were not even shy or shy at all. Regarding his sister, who is as beautiful as a flower in front of him, Liu Tu Nghiep always listens and does whatever he says. On one occasion, after serving Liu Ziyep, Princess Son Am immediately made a request: "Even though your majesty and I are different, we are both descendants of the first emperor. Your majesty has six palaces and thousands of books, while I only have There is only one son-in-law. This is so unfair."

The meaning of Princess Son Am's words is that although we are different boys and girls, we are all our father's children, why can you have so many women by your side in the palace to enjoy while I only have there can be a man. That is unfair to Son Am.

Liu Ziye thought that the princess's words were reasonable and immediately selected 30 handsome, perfect-looking young men to bring to the princess's mansion for her to enjoy. Princess Son Am was not polite at all, so she happily accepted them all into her palace, taking all of these men as her male pets to serve her, this is also "Ill-mannered boys (male whores)" that later generations often say.

In the 5th century AD, a Chinese Princess overcame morality and power and had 30 righteous male concubines in her palace, truly unique. However, Son Am is still endlessly greedy. Even though there are more than 30 young, healthy, handsome men in her house as her male favorites, she is still not satisfied. In her heart, she is always infatuated with Chu Uyen. was a handsome man at that time.

During the Southern Song Dynasty, there were two handsome men with outstanding looks and talents, one was the husband of Princess Son Am - Ha Tap, the other was Chu Uyen. According to his position, Chu Uyen can be considered the uncle of Princess Son Am, possessing a handsome appearance, extraordinary appearance, it can be said that he is superior to other people. Every time the court ended, the ministers had to let Chu Uyen go far away before slowly leaving.

No wonder why Princess Son Am always envied Chu Uyen. She begged Liu Tu Nghiep to let Chu Uyen serve her happily for a few days. However, Liu Tu Nghiep knew that Chu Uyen was upright and upright, so he did not dare to blatantly make such a request, but just let him take a trip to the princess's palace.

Seeing Chu Uyen appear, Princess Son Am tried her best to seduce him, but for more than ten days Chu Uyen did not change her mind and was not at all fascinated by the Princess. The last princess was extremely upset and quipped that he looked like a man but didn't work at all like a man. Meanwhile, Chu Uyen also mocked him and said that although he was stupid, he would not do anything that violated morality. After threatening, seducing, and trying everything including punching and rubbing to no avail, Princess Son Am could only release Chu Uyen from the princess palace.

But after that, she never gave up her wild habits. With the support of her younger brother, the Emperor, she became even more unafraid and brazen. Any man she sets her eyes on will immediately try to lure him to the princess's palace for pleasure. However, the days of entertainment for the Liu Tu Nghiep sisters were not too long, the humiliated palace maids and guards rose up to protest. Because of that, Liu Ziye died and the dynasty changed to a new owner.

After the new Emperor ascended the throne, the first thing to do was to eliminate the old forces. She was Liu Ziyep's sister, so Princess Son Am was not lucky enough to escape and was put on the extermination list. At the time Princess Son Am died, she was probably only 22 or 23 years old. At the same time, her husband and male favorites were also killed and buried along with Princess Son Am.

Concubines in the past had a terrifying "privilege" that even the main wife did not have. Minh Lợi17:19:18 19/03/2025In feudal Chinese society, concubines were seen as mere commodities, bought and sold without any significant rights, and did not even have an official position in the husband's family tree.