Unknown History of Hailing

[Ming Dynasty] Written

by 　　Wuzhe Daoren, Volume 1, "Tales of Spring City": Flowers fly everywhere in the city, scattering from both garden and wildflowers. Because of this, one cherishes the flowers and rises early in spring, yet suspects spring's beauty resides in the neighbor's garden. In the neighbor's garden, butterflies flutter among the flowers, adding splendor to the blossoms. Emperor Hailing alone enjoys the pleasures among the flowers, gathering both garden and wildflowers. Emperor Hailing, a commoner of the Jin Dynasty, whose courtesy name was Yuangong and original name was Digunai, was the second son of Liao King Zongqian. His mother was Lady Da. He was born in the sixth year of Tianfu (1282). In the third year of Tianjuan (1283), at the age of eighteen, he was appointed General of the State as a member of the imperial clan, serving as an envoy in the army of Liang King Zongbi. Liang King appointed him as a commander of ten thousand troops, and he was promoted to General of the Cavalry. In the fourth year of Huangtong (1484), he was further promoted to General of the Dragon and Tiger Guards, serving as the garrison commander of Zhongjing, and then to Grand Master of the Palace. Liang was skilled in deception, quick-tempered, suspicious, cruel, and capricious. Initially, Emperor Xizong succeeded to the throne as the grandson of Emperor Taizu. Hailing, believing himself to be the eldest son of Emperor Taizu and a direct grandson of Taizu, harbored ambitions for power. In Zhongjing (present-day Nanjing), he focused on establishing his authority to suppress petty officials. Xiao Yu, originally named Yaoqi, was a Xi person. He initially resided in Zhongjing as a Meng'an (a type of military officer). Hailing befriended him, and they often discussed national affairs. Yu, sensing Hailing's intentions, secretly told him, "The garrison commander was the former Grand Tutor, the eldest son of Taizu. His virtue and prestige are such that the hearts of the people and the will of Heaven should favor him. If he truly aspires to great things, I am willing to do my utmost to assist him." Hailing was pleased and conspired with him. Hailing ultimately became the one who plotted regicide, thanks to Yu's instigation. Hailing became Right Chancellor, and Yu was appointed Vice Minister of War, concurrently serving as the garrison commander of Nanjing. When the capital was moved to Beijing, Hailing took charge of the provincial administration. Passing through Beijing, he told Yu, "I intend to take up the troops in Henan and establish my own position. I will first march to the two rivers, raise an army, and head north. You must help me to befriend the Meng'an to support me." They made an agreement and he departed. Hailing was later recalled from Liangxiang, but could not keep the agreement. He then murdered Emperor Xizong and usurped the throne, appointing Yu as Secretary of the Imperial Secretariat. Emperor Hailing, harboring resentment towards Emperor Taizong's sons, plotted to eliminate them and conspired with Yu. Yu, employing cunning and treachery, fabricated charges of rebellion against Grand Tutor Zongben and Bingde. Hailing killed Zongben, and Tangkuo Bian sent envoys to kill Bingde, Zongyi, and over seventy descendants of Emperor Taizong, as well as over thirty descendants of Prince Qin, Zonghan. After Zongben's death, Yu took Zongben's retainer, Xiao Yu, and instructed him to prepare a false accusation, ordering him to submit it under false pretenses. An imperial edict was issued, and the people were outraged. Hailing rewarded Yu for his role in deceiving Zongben, appointing him Right Vice Minister of the Ministry of Personnel, granting him the title of Grand Master of the Three Excellencies, the title of Meng'an, and bestowing upon him twenty million coins, four hundred horses, four hundred cattle, and four thousand sheep. Two months later, he was appointed Grand Councilor. Yu's administration was highly arbitrary and autocratic, wielding immense power and influence over the court. Hailing trusted him, and later, on charges of treason, Yu was executed. Two years later, Hailing decreed that officials be allowed to take two concubines, and commoners were also permitted to have concubines. When Emperor Hailing first became prime minister, he had only a few concubines. Upon assuming the throne, he bestowed the title of Consort Hui upon Lady Tudan of Qi, who later became Empress; his second concubine, Lady Da, was made Noble Consort, and later Consort Hui again. In the first year of the Zhenyuan era, she was promoted to Consort Shu. In the second year of the Zhenglong era, she was promoted to Consort Yuan; his third concubine, Lady Xiao, was made Zhaorong. In the second year of the Tiande era, she was specially promoted to Consort Shu. In the second year of the Zhenyuan era, she was promoted to Consort Chen. Lady Yelü was made Xiurong. In the fourth year of the Tiande era, she was promoted to Zhaoyuan. In the first year of the Zhenyuan era, she was promoted to Zhaoyi. In the third year, she was promoted to Lifei. At this time, the harem consisted of only these three, and the hierarchy and distinctions of rank were quite evident. However, as his extravagant desires and licentious ambitions took root, he eventually had twelve concubines, nine from Zhaoyi to Chongyuan, and three Jieyu, Meiren, and Cairen. The lowest rank was Dianzhi. The rest were too numerous to mention. He built a grand palace to house his concubines. The cost of a single piece of wood reached twenty million. The labor required to pull a single cart reached five hundred men. The palace was adorned with gold, then embellished with five colors, gold dust falling like snowflakes. The cost of a single palace was in the hundreds of millions. It was built and then destroyed, striving for extreme extravagance. As for building warships on the river, they destroyed people's houses to make villages and boiled human fat for oil. They exhausted the people's strength like oxen and horses, and squandered wealth like mud and sand. All of this need not be mentioned further. Now, let us speak of Consort Zhao, Alihu, of the Pujun clan, a wild woman from the home of the Imperial Son-in-Law, Commander Moli. She was born alluring and charming, and had a fondness for wine and a wild spirit. Before she was married, she saw her father preparing aphrodisiacs such as "The Beautiful Woman's Trembling Voice," "The Unyielding Golden Spear," "The Sulfur Hoop," and "The Ruyi Belt" in the wild. Not knowing their purpose, she secretly asked her maid, A-Xi-Liu-Ke, "What are these things? What are they used for? My husband has finished, so please prepare them quickly." A-Xi-Liu-Ke replied, "These are aphrodisiacs. Men who cannot last long in intercourse use the 'Unyielding Golden Spear' and similar drugs; men whose penises are not hard and large use the 'Ruyi Belt' and 'The Sulfur Hoop.' They are all used for pleasure during intercourse." Li Hu asked, "What is intercourse?" A Xi Liu Ke replied, "The mating of a rooster and the mate of a dog are examples of intercourse." Li Hu asked, "What is so wonderful about intercourse that humans do it?" A Xi Liu Ke replied, "At first, the pain is unbearable. But after trying it a few times, it becomes interesting." Li Hu asked, "When animals mate, they enter from behind. Is human intercourse similar?" A Xi Liu Ke replied, "A woman's genitals are below her navel, unlike those of animals. When a woman lies supine on a bed, the man..." The penis is inserted below the navel, and then thrust in and out until a pleasurable sensation is felt, at which point vaginal fluid flows out, causing the person to become dizzy and nearly die. This is no longer done from behind. Only young and beautiful children, called "qingtong," who have sexual relations with men and whose relationship resembles that of husband and wife, are penetrated from behind through the anus. It is similar to the thrusting motion of a woman, but sometimes unclean matter gets into the penis's mark, which is colloquially called "wearing a wooden flower on the steps." Originally, the person would lie back on the bed and be penetrated from behind through the anus; now it is done like a woman lying supine. This is because... As the boy's teeth grew longer, his penis also grew larger. Whenever he had intercourse, his penis would first stand erect in front, which was quite unsightly. Therefore, boys who wanted to seduce men would first tie their penises around their waists with silk handkerchiefs or towels to prevent them from getting in the way, which was also quite amusing. When Alihu heard this, he laughed and seemed unable to contain himself, asking, "Where did you get such detailed information?" Axi Liu laughed and said, "I have tasted this myself, so I know the details perfectly." Soon after, Alihu married Zongpanzi Ahudie. Although Die was not tall and strong, his erection was the most dazzling in the world. He was unable to satisfy his desires. Before long, he gave birth to a daughter, Chongjie, and was no longer shy. Ahudie's thrusting became more and more unrestrained. When Chongjie was seven years old, Ahudie was executed. Without waiting for the mourning period, he took Chongjie and remarried into the Nan family of the Zong family. Nan Jia was known for her licentiousness, and Ali Hu, using a formula his father had tested, concocted aphrodisiacs, leading to their constant debauchery day and night. Chong Jie, having witnessed her shameful behavior, remained unperturbed. Eventually, Nan Jia died from exhaustion. Nan Jia's father, Tu Ge Su, was the military commander of Nanjing. Knowing Ali Hu's licentious and vile nature, he was powerless to stop him. After Nan Jia's death, he took Ali Hu to Nanjing, confining him to a room and forbidding him from seeing anyone. Ali Hu had long heard of Hai Ling's flirtatious nature and fondness for beautiful women, and lamented their separation, unable to enjoy their company. He was deeply troubled and unable to find solace. Knowing that Hai Ling was also in Nanjing, he painted his own portrait and inscribed a poem on it. The poem reads: " Ali Hu, Ali Hu, Yi Guang and Mao Se are not my companions. Once my husband died, I came to Nanjing; Tu Ge's incestuous relationship truly brings suffering. Someone will rescue me from this cage, freeing me from all the suffering before and after." After finishing the painting, he sealed it securely, took a gold hairpin from his hair, and ten taels of silver, bribed the gatekeeper, and sent it to Hailing. Hailing had heard of Alihu's beauty but had not fully believed it. Upon seeing the painting, he was overjoyed, exclaiming, "Tugesu is truly unlucky to have such a beauty." He then sent a message to Tugesu, requesting to marry her. Tugesu refused, not out of lust. Hailing criticized him, and ultimately his wish was thwarted. Three days after usurping the throne, he ordered Alihu to return to her parents' home and then formally brought her into the palace. Alihu became increasingly fond of wine and debauchery, and Hailing regretted not meeting her sooner. Several months later, he specially bestowed upon her the title of Virtuous Consort, and later, the title of Wise Consort. One day, Alihu's daughter, Chongjie, came to court. Chongjie was the daughter of Hailing's second cousin and Alihu's mother. She stayed overnight in the palace. Hailing arrived suddenly and saw that Chongjie was nearly of marriageable age, her beauty and demeanor quite different from the other women. Unconsciously aroused, he thought of a way to satisfy his desires, but feared that Ali Hu would thwart his plan. He then lit the candles high, making the room as bright as day. He also applied an aphrodisiac to his penis, making it hard, hot, and erect, throbbing incessantly. He then began to engage in naked sexual acts with Ali Hu and the other concubines, to rouse Chong Jie. Chong Jie, hearing their laughter, secretly rose to listen, peeking through a crack in the wall. He saw Ali Hu reclining on a chair, two concubines naked with their legs raised. Their genitals were surrounded by sparse bamboo, green moss filling the room. The other naked concubines either stretched out their thighs; or raised their legs; or hung their feet high, spreading their vulvas with their hands; or rested their feet on the railing beside them. Each had a deep, high mound, awaiting Hai Ling. Hai Ling thrust his strong penis into Ali Hu's vagina with his left, pumping in and out once. He then turned to his right and thrust into the concubine's vagina, pumping in and out hundreds of times. Then they threw themselves at each other, each vying for attention, reveling in the spring's beauty, their bodies tingling with desire. Their wanton and ugly forms were a feast for the eyes. Their sweet voices and trembling words were a constant murmur in the ears. Chongjie, peeping, was captivated, almost bursting through the door to rush forward, but then shyly withdrew. Truly, it was said, "If only I had known this would be so difficult to bear, I would have preferred not to have met Gao in the first place." Hailing teased and joked until the fourth watch, then finally inserted his penis into Alihu's vagina, lying motionless. Alihu, too, was deeply asleep and exhausted, unable to rouse himself. All the concubines extinguished their candles and went to bed, silent and still. Only Chongjie bit her finger, clutching her heart, rising and falling repeatedly, unable to warm her mat. She could only wrap herself in her clothes, wrapped in the blankets, and sigh deeply as she lay in a crooked sleep. Suddenly, she heard a sound from Alihu's bed again, and wanted to get up to peek. Her head was throbbing, so she leaned against her pillow and listened.

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