empress fu造句

• Cao was extremely angry and forced Emperor Xian to have Empress Fu deposed.
• The first is masterminded by Empress Fu Shou and her father Fu Wan.
• Empress Fu hid inside the walls, but was finally discovered and dragged out.
• Eventually, Murong Xi accompanied Empress Fu's funeral procession out of Longcheng.
• Empress Fu was apparently not happy about Cao's domination of the political scene.
• In summer 407, Empress Fu died.
• After Consort Fu's death, he grew even more doting of Empress Fu, who favored huntings and journeys.
• Fu Wan was fearful and did not act on the letter, but Empress Fu's letter was discovered in 214.
• After Consort Fu's death, Murong Xi grew even more doting of Empress Fu, who favored huntings and journeys.
• However, he ordered his soldiers to flatten the wall so that he could enter with Empress Fu on an imperial wagon.
• Murong Yun ( who then changed his name back to the original Gao Yun ), however, buried Murong Xi and Empress Fu together with imperial honors.
• However, at Empress Fu's insistence that she wanted to observe a battle, he abandoned his heavy guard and took his faster cavalry to attack Goguryeo.
• He was regarded as a cruel and capricious ruler, who acted at the whims of himself and his wife, Empress Fu Xunying, greatly damaging the Later Yan state.
• The officials were all forced to weep for Empress Fu, with those who could not shed tears punished severely, so they put chili peppers in their mouths to stimulate tear production.
• In summer 407, after Murong Xi's empress Empress Fu Xunying died, Empress Dowager Duan, for reasons unknown, removed her own empress dowager title and moved out of the palace.
• In 407, Murong Xi built a new palace for Empress Fu, Chenghua Palace ( b飪縦 ), using so much dirt in the project that dirt was described to become as expensive as grain.
• In spring 405, Murong Xi, with Empress Fu with him, attacked Goguryeo's major city Liaodong ( | 恞g, in modern Liaoyang, Liaoning ), and had almost captured it.
• Around the new year 406, Murong Xi, with Empress Fu with him, was making a surprise attack on Khitan tribes when he decided that the Khitan were too strong to be attacked and wanted to withdraw.
• In 214, Emperor Xian's first wife Empress Fu Shou was discovered to have advocated a conspiracy against Cao Cao in 200, and although 14 years had elapsed, Cao was still so angry at her that he forcibly had her deposed and executed.
• Murong Xi mourned her so much that he ordered that a magnificent tomb be built for her, and also forced his sister-in-law, Princess Zhang of Gaoyang ( Murong Long's wife ) to commit suicide so that she could be buried with Empress Fu.