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 | 卷十四 Gu Yao Yan 古謡諺 |  |
彭時引諺
明史彭時傳
子出多母。
A son comes out of many mothers. A proverb used by Peng Shi to advise the emperor to spread his love to different concubines in the court instead of just focusing
on one who could no longer bear children, since the emperor still had no heir at the time.
| 卷十四 Gu Yao Yan 古謡諺 | |