Ugly concubine 'despised by ghosts and demons' but still loved by her husband

Phi tan nao xau 'ma che quy hon' nhung van duoc chong cung chieu?

In Chinese history, Mo Mu is considered one of the ugliest women. She was a concubine of Emperor Xuanyuan - a king with the surname Gongsun, given name Xuanyuan, and the title Youxiong.

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Researchers have found records of the appearance of concubine Mo Mau in the book "The Four Sons' Teachings on Virtue" by Wang Siyuan of the Han Dynasty. In the history of ancient civilization, there are records of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors. Emperor Xuanyuan was the head of the Five Emperors and is considered the ancestor of the Chinese nation.

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In the book "The Four Sons' Teachings on Virtue", Mo Mau's appearance is described as: "Mo Mau is short and has a pockmarked face". In Chinese history, people even compared the concubines of Emperor Hien Vien to Yaksha demons.

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Contrary to her ugly appearance, Mo Mau is famous for being virtuous, kind-hearted, intelligent and respected by many people.

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Among the four wives of Emperor Hien Vien (the other three were: Luy To, Phuong Loi Thi, Dong Ngu Thi), Mo Mau was taken by the king because of her kindness and intelligence.

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Some folk tales say that Emperor Xuanyuan defeated Emperor Yan and destroyed Xi You, and these successes all had great contributions from Mo Mu.

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It is said that Mo Mau and Emperor Xuan Yuan participated in 52 battles, subdued Shennong, pacified the world, unified the three great tribes, ended the period of chaos, and built the first sovereign nation in the world.

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Not only that, Mo Mau is also said to be the first woman in the world to make mirrors.

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Emperor Hien Vien trusted Mo Mau to manage the harem and praised her virtue and intelligence. People in the world also admired and worshiped her and her beautiful love with the king. (*The photo in the article is for illustration purposes only).