Qi Jiguang, a famous anti-Japanese in Ming Dynasty, married a concubine. Why did he keep it from his wife?

Qi Jiguang, a famous anti-Japanese celebrity in Ming Dynasty, kept his wife in the dark because he was afraid of her. His wife is not only very powerful, but also has a good family background, so many times, even if two people are in conflict, Qi Jiguang gives in first.

Qi Jiguang has read the Art of War since he was a child, and his martial arts is also very high. He has fought many battles and seen countless dead people, and he is also famous for his boldness. Although he is so powerful, he has always had a very scared person, that is, his wife, which is a traditional virtue. There are also many glorious deeds of being afraid of his wife in history, including the story of Qi Jiguang being afraid of his wife, which is as famous as his achievements.

Qi Jiguang's husband's family is fierce. His father-in-law used to be a company commander and a senior general in the army. As the saying goes, Qi Jiguang's wife is also very stubborn, practicing martial arts and swords since she was a child. It is said that Qi Jiguang's wife is angry, and even Qi Jiguang is no match for him. Qi Jiguang was often beaten everywhere, so his family was inferior to others, and he couldn't beat a fight. Therefore, if two people have conflicts at ordinary times, Qi Jiguang usually gives in first.

Although Qi Jiguang's wife is very powerful, she is also very good to Qi Jiguang as long as she doesn't touch the principle. Qi Jiguang later married a concubine, not because Qi Jiguang was lewd, but because Qi Jiguang's wife didn't give him a son, but she died at a young age, so Qi Jiguang later moved her mind, married a concubine and had a son of her own. All this was kept from his wife. But paper can't wrap fire after all. When Qi Jiguang's wife finally found out, she ran after him with a knife, and Qi Jiguang was too scared to go home for a long time.