Specifically, Zhang Fei has two sons and two daughters. On the one hand, Zhang Fei's two daughters have become queens. Among them, Zhang Fei's eldest daughter was first accepted as Princess Liu Chan. Later, when he became a queen, he paid tribute to the queen. In 238 AD, Zhang Fei's eldest daughter died. It is worth noting that after the death of Zhang Fei's eldest daughter, Liu Chan made Zhang Fei's second daughter queen. After the death of Shu Han, Zhang Fei's second daughter went to Luoyang with the late Shu Han ruler Liu Chan. Then, the question is, why did Zhang Fei's two daughters become the queens of Shu Han?
Second, Zhang Fei's two daughters are both queens.
In this regard, in my opinion, although there is no record of Zhang Fei's daughter in the official history, "like father, like son." For Zhang Fei in history, he was not only called "ten thousand enemies" with Guan Yu, for example, Guo Jia said, "He was very talented and won the hearts of the people. Zhang Fei and Guan Yu are all enemies. " At the same time, unlike the image in Romance, according to Zhuo Erchang's interpretation of painting essence in Ming Dynasty, Zhang Fei not only likes painting beauty, but also is good at cursive calligraphy. Zhenwu, a painter in Yuan Dynasty, greatly praised Zhang Fei's calligraphy, and thought that Zhong You of Wei and the statue of Wu could not be compared in calligraphy attainments.
Third, Zhang Fei's eldest son died young, and his grandson was loyal to Shu Han!
Therefore, it is precisely because of Zhang Fei's accomplishments in painting and calligraphy that his two children must have been influenced by their father, that is, they are proficient in piano, chess, painting and calligraphy, so they were made queens by Liu Chan. On the other hand, Zhang Bao, Zhang Fei's eldest son, has many scenes from Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, such as becoming Zhuge Liang's general during the Northern Expedition. However, in the official history, Zhang Bao died very early. Zhang Bao's son Zhang Zun, as a consort of the royal family, was an official in Liu Chan, which was a gift from Shu Han. In 263 AD, Zhuge Zhan and Zhuge Shang, descendants of Zhuge Liang, died one after another, while Zhang Zun, the grandson of Zhang Fei, continued to fight against Deng and finally died.
Fourth, Zhang Fei, the second son of Shu Han, was named Hou by Wei.
Finally, Zhang Fei's second son, Zhang Shao, was also an important official in Shu and Han Dynasties. When Liu Chan was in office, he was an official of Shizhong and Shangshu, and his stepfather was Hou Xixiang. As far as Zhang Shao is concerned, he served as the minister's servant, which was once equivalent to the position of Prime Minister. During the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, there were two prime ministers, Shang Shuling and Shang Shuling. In 263 AD, he surrendered to Wargo, that is, after his demise, and * * * went to Luoyang, and was later named Hou by Wei. Therefore, compared with the descendants of Guan Yu, Ma Chao, Zhao Yun and Huang Zhong, Zhang Fei's children are either queens or court officials, which is the most powerful one.