What kind of woman was Wan Zhener in the Ming Dynasty?

The true history of Wan Zhener in the Ming Dynasty is as follows.

1, Wan Zhener (1430- 1487), later known as Wan Guifei, was born in Zhucheng, Qingzhou (now Zhucheng County, Weifang, Shandong Province), the concubine of Zhu Jianshen, Ming Xianzong, and the Duke of Rong Guan.

When Wan Zhener was four years old, she was elected to the court of Ming Dynasty. At first, she was the maid-in-waiting of Empress Xiao Gongsun. When he grew up, he was sent to the East Palace to serve Zhu Jianshen, then a prince, and served as Zhu Jianshen's nanny in his childhood. When Ming Xianzong acceded to the throne at the age of eighteen, he was thirty-five, the same age as Ming Xianzong's biological mother, Queen Zhou, and only three years younger than Ming Yingzong.

3, alert personality, good at catering to Ming Xianzong's meaning, and soon entered the slanderers to make Ming Xianzong abolish Wu Huanghou and enter the Sixth Hospital. Every time Ming Xianzong comes to see the harem, Shiwan is in the side, which can be said to be Ming Xianzong's favorite wife. In the first month of the second year of Chenghua, he became pregnant and gave birth to Ming Xianzong's first son. Ming Xianzong was overjoyed and sent envoys to sacrifice mountains and rivers, so he was named the imperial concubine. In the same year 1 1 month, Wan, the eldest son of the emperor, was no longer pregnant.

4. In the spring of the 23rd year of Chenghua, Ming Xianzong dropped out of school for seven days. He called Gong Suduan Shen Jingrong the imperial concubine and was buried in Shoushan. Wan Zhener was the first person in the history of the Ming Dynasty who was an imperial concubine until her death.