Huo Qubing/Kloc-went out for the first time at the age of 0/7, and his opponent was Xiongnu, who was good at cavalry, and it was in the south of the harsh desert. According to people's opinion, he was not an adult at that time, 17 years old was still in high school, and even had no parents to take care of him. Compared with Huo Qubing, he is simply a flower in a greenhouse. Faced with such unfavorable conditions, Huo Qubing seemed to bring his own positioning system, easily found the main force of Xiongnu and defeated them.
In the next five years, Huo Qubing became stronger and stronger, and it was out of control. He wrote a legendary road that could not be copied, and achieved an unprecedented record of guarding wolves in his professional post. Unfortunately, genius envies genius. Just as Huo Qubing was preparing to create a greater legend, death came quietly and took him away. Huo Qubing was only 23 years old when he died. He once said, "Why should we live at home when the Huns are immortal?" Did he leave any descendants?
Maybe you will think that since Huo Qubing swore that he wouldn't get married until the Huns were completely destroyed, he certainly wouldn't break his oath and shouldn't get married, so there would be no offspring. It seems that the reasoning is rigorous and very reasonable, but it is not the case. According to Biography of General Wei in Historical Records, Huo Qubing had a son named Huoshan, and Huo Qubing's son was born when he was 20 years old. Historical records are written in this way, not necessarily false, and the credibility is beyond doubt.
In Huo Qubing's memory, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty loved his son Huoshan so much that he almost regarded him as his own. The book wrote: "The change is not big, the word is Hou, and I love it. Fortunately, I will be strong. " That is to say, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had high hopes for Huoshan, expecting him to grow rapidly and become an invincible star like her father Huo Qubing, continuing his father's legend and leading the Han army to destroy the Huns.
Strangely, there is no record about Huo Qubing's wife in the history books, which is puzzling. He is a favourite, a title of generals in ancient times and a fu of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, with a prominent position. If he got married, he should have written records more or less, at least knowing his wife's surname, but he didn't. Did Sima Qian forget his old man's house This probability is almost nonexistent.
Since it is the best, there is only one possibility. Huo Qubing was never officially married, and his son Huoshan was born to your maid. This will be more reasonable. Huoshan died in 1 10 BC at the age of ten. The book says: "In the first year of Yuanfeng, I mourned for Hou. No children, no, no country. " Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was deeply saddened by the death of Huoshan, and personally wrote poems to mourn.
Many years later, Huo Guang adopted his grandson Huoshan to his long-dead brother Huo Qubing, and Huoshan became the nominal grandson of Huo Qubing. After Huo Guang's death, most of the Huo family were killed, including Huoshan. Nominally, Huo Qubing has been completely extinct since Huoshan was killed, but in fact, his real descendants are only his son Huoshan.