The most favorite woman in Zongs life in Tang Dynasty

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Dugu, the concubine of Zong, is also the most beloved woman in Li Yu’s life. Before Li Yu met Dugu, he had already married and had a good relationship. Immediately after the incident, Shen's whereabouts were unknown during the war. Li Yu has been depressed for a long time.

After the Anshi Rebellion, Li Yu’s harem is almost There are no more people. Grandfather Tang Xuanzong valued Li Yu very much, so he chose a group of beauties and sent them to Li Yu. Dugu was one of them.

Because Du Gu’s appearance is very beautiful and her figure is good, the moment when Li Yu saw her, it seemed that her long-lost feelings were back. And Du Gu's personality is also very good, gentle and considerate to Li Yu, and will not be arrogant, and slowly, Li Yu regards Du Gu as his spiritual sustenance.

In 762 AD, Li Yu ascended the throne and was the emperor. The Tang dynasty was very fond of Du Gu, but even so, he did not make Du Gu a queen, because in the heart of the Tang dynasty, Shen's position has always remained. However, all of this, Du Gu's understood that she knew the whole thing well, and she hadn't lost her temper because of this. Even if Li Yuli's son was the prince, Dugu did not object. Du Gu's approach made Tang Dynasty Zong love her even more.

Later, Dugu gave birth to a son and a daughter for Zong of the Tang Dynasty, especially the daughter Huayang Princess who was loved by the Tang Dynasty. But unfortunately, Princess Huayang died of illness when she was a child. Dugu, who lost her loved daughter, soon passed away. After losing two favorite people one after another, Zong almost collapsed in the Tang Dynasty.

After the death of Du Gu, Zong chase in Tang Dynasty Feng Dugu's Queen, the posthumous name Zhenyi Queen. But in the Tang Dynasty, Zong couldn't accept the reality of Du Gu's death. He had refused to bury the body of Du Gu's body. In this way, the coffin was placed in the inner hall for three years. It wasn't until the corpse in the casket could be stored that the Tang dynasty buried it.