In 305 BC, Gongzizhuang and Huiwen were executed.
Death statement:
1, natural death
According to Biography of Historical Records, Huiwenhou died before Qin Wuwang.
The coup was stifled.
According to the historian Qin Benji, in the second year of Zhao Xiang, the king of Qin (305 BC), concubines became strong and rebelled with ministers, governors and sons. After the rebellion subsided, all the rebels were killed, but Huiwen came to no good end. ?
According to the chronological records quoted in Historical Records Textual Research, after Qin Wuwang's death, there was civil strife in the State of Qin, and Huiwen, Gongziyong and Gongzizhuang were all killed.
Historical Records also records that after Qin Wuwang's death, Emperor Huiwen supported Gongzi Zhuang to usurp the throne. With the support of Wei Ran, Qin succeeded to the throne, and later killed Gongzi Zhuang and Huiwenhou.
3. Die of depression
According to Records of Historical Records, after Qin Wuwang's death, Huiwen wanted to establish Gongzi Village as the monarch, but after Gongzi Village was killed, Huiwen died of depression. ?
Extended data:
In the TV series The Legend of Mi Yue, the ending of Huihou:
Mi Zhu was Chu Wei's first daughter, followed by Qin Huiwen, Mi Yue's half-sister, and Mi Yue's childhood playmate. In the State of Chu, she would spare her life to rescue Mi Yue, regardless of her mother's opposition.
She used to be the envy of Mi Yue, because she had a carefree life and a spoiled mother, which Mi Yue didn't have. She thought she was smart, but Ying Si easily controlled and used her feelings, and failed in the palace fight with Wei Yan.
At first, they supported each other with Mi Yue, but due to a series of changes and the instigation of hawksbill, they turned against each other. She once loved Ying Si deeply, but she fell out of favor because of her behavior. Finally, her love can only be attributed to her endless doting on her son.
However, the eccentricity of her mother country, Chu, made her put in the wrong position and was ignored by her husband and son. Originally, the two sisters helped each other, but because Mi Yue was favored by Ying Si and constantly provoked by the people around her, Mi Yi gradually regarded Mi Yue as his enemy.
All this made her gradually become distorted, and turned black quickly after the death of the tortoise shell, and tried to kill Mi Yue and her son again and again by extremely vicious means. After Qin Huiwen's death, Mi Zhu burned his son's testamentary edict in front of him and gave it to Yan as a hostage.
Like her mother, Mi Fei dotes on her son Qin Wuwang's vagrancy, which makes her vagrancy ridiculous and kills her. In order to be invincible in the palace battle with Wei Yan, she tried to help seize the throne and provoke civil strife among her sons, but Chen Bing of the six countries ignored this.
Mi Yue returned to China with the help of Yi Qu and senior North Korean officials, and became a prisoner under the design of Mi Yue. In order to keep her power, she took refuge in Huaying and Wei Yan and launched a three-year civil war.
In the end, she lost to Mi Yue, was dismissed from her post, was placed under house arrest, and died alone. Only in remorse and memories of the past did she end the decades-long sisterhood. (novel ending: he was ordered to be executed by Mi Yue and hanged himself)
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