| 词条 | Lao Ai |
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BiographyAccording to Sima Qian's Records of the Grand Historian, Lao Ai had a giant penis, being of such size as being able to be used as an axle for a wooden carriage.[3] During the formative years of King Zheng's (later Qin Shi Huang) reign, Lü Buwei ended his affair with Zheng's mother, Queen Dowager Zhao, and gave Lao Ai to her. Lü and the Queen organised a false castration in order to facilitate Lao Ai's admission to the Queen's palace as a eunuch.[3] After moving to the provisional capital Yong, Lao Ai fathered two children, and gave himself the diminutive "false father". Lao Ai profited from his status and gathered over one thousand servants and followers. In 238 BCE, following the royal proclamation announcing Lao Ai's status as an imposter lover consorting with the Queen Dowager, with plans to secretly father the next king, Lao Ai was investigated. During this time, he attempted a coup d'état with a small number of followers, using the Queen Dowager's seal to gain legitimacy. Without popular support, military training, numbers or sufficient organisation, Lao Ai's followers were quickly defeated. Lao Ai was punished by being dismembered and torn apart by five horses and the Queen Dowager was imprisoned in her palace and her two sons were killed. Followers were exiled to the former state of Shu.[4] In popular cultureIn Manga Kingdom, he was described as an indecisive man. But he loved the Queen Mother truly. He followed what she says, even becoming king of Ai. References1. ^{{cite book|last1=|first1= |title= |script-title={{lang|zh-hans|现代汉语词典(第七版)}}. |trans-title=A Dictionary of Current Chinese (Seventh Edition). |date=1 September 2016|publisher=The Commercial Press.|isbn=978-7-100-12450-8|pages=4, 787|location=Beijing|quote={{lang|zh-hans|嫪毐（Lào'ǎi），战国时秦国人。}}}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Lao Ai}}2. ^{{cite book|last1=|first1= |script-title={{lang|zh-hans|现代汉语规范词典(第3版)}} |trans-title=Xiandai Hanyu Guifan Cidian |date=May 2014|publisher=外语教学与研究出版社. Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press.|isbn=978-7-513-54562-4|pages=3, 797|location=Beijing|quote=}} 3. ^1 2 {{cite book |last1=Knoblock |first1=John |last2=Riegel |first2=Jeffrey |title=The annals of Lü Buwei: a complete translation and study|year=2000|publisher=Stanford University Press |isbn=0804733546}} 4. ^{{cite book|last=Mah|first=Adeline Yen|title=A thousand pieces of gold: my discovery of China's character in its proverbs|year=2002|publisher=HarperSanFrancisco|location=San Francisco, Calif.|isbn=0-06-000641-2|pages=32–34|edition=1st}} 4 : Year of birth unknown|238 BC deaths|Qin (state)|3rd-century BC Chinese people |
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