In ancient times, there was no princess of Pearl

Legend has it that in ancient times, there was a very beautiful pearl princess in the land of Songyuan, who was kind and virtuous, and was deeply loved by the people, and the emperor favored her. Suddenly one day, Princess Mingzhu died suddenly, the whole country was sad, the emperor ordered to use four oxen to pull the mortuary cart, the place where the ox cart stayed as the resting place of Princess Mingzhu, people followed the ox cart in the vast pine plain land, morning and night, day after day. Until the running ox cart arrived at a place, but refused to take any step, so the mausoleum of Princess Mingzhu was built here ......

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Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang called him half of the moon, which means the pearl of the palm.

By: hz zhd - soldier 1st level 7-1 12:13

This old man, Emperor Jianwen is Zhu Yunwen, Zhu Yuanzhang is Ming Taizu, and the two are grandchildren!

Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang called him half of the moon, which means the pearl of the palm.

Haven't heard of it! However, there were so many princesses in ancient times, and there were only a few who were famous!

No. However, it may not be recorded in the historical records.

Princess: The princess is the title of the princess, the princess, and the daughter of the clan in ancient China. It is usually the title of the princess, and only in special circumstances can the daughter of the sect be promoted to the title of princess.

In Chinese classics, the princess is often referred to as the main one, and the princess is often given the title of princess when she becomes an adult, and has a title and fief (often called Tang Muyi). , the princess is suitable for marrying, and the princess is still married.

There is no princess named Jin Zhi in real Chinese history.

The apocryphal Princess Jinzhi (-1121), surnamed Fang, is the daughter of Fang La, the Holy Duke of Jiangnan, and the holy daughter of Mingjiao. Fang La is the head of the Ming Sect. In October of the second year of Xuanhe (1120 AD), Fang La led the congregation to revolt in Bangyuandong, and called himself the Holy Prince, and changed the name of the year to Yongle.

Fang Jinzhi was named a princess, that is, "Princess Jinzhi". Song Jiang recruited Fang La, and the little whirlwind Chai evolved his name to Fang La's undercover agent, and won Fang La's trust, and Princess Jinzhi recruited Chai Jin as a colt. When Fang La was broken, Princess Jinzhi hanged herself to death.

Chinese name Fang Jinzhi.

Aliases. Princess Jinzhi.

Nationality. China (Northern Song Dynasty).

Ethnicity. Birthplace of Han Chinese.

Qingxi County Occupation.

Princess of the Southland. Father.

Fang La's end.

Hanged himself. Appearances.

Water Margin" husband.

No, the princess is a golden branch and a jade leaf.

No, the emperor's family will not take such a name with no connotation.

Tang Li Gongzuo, "The Biography of Nan Ke Taishou".

Remove the barrier and go to the fan, and see a woman, the cloud number "Princess of the Golden Branch". The year can be fourteen or fifteen, as strict as a fairy.

In the allusion of Nan Ke's dream, the princess Chun Yudi married in "Dahuai Anguo" is called Princess Jinzhi.

Some! 1. And the princess.

Princess Yongle, Yang, father Yang Yuanhei, mother unknown. His father, Yang Yuanhe, is the grandson of Li Ji, the king of Dongping. On November 3, the fifth year of Tang Xuanzong (717), he married Li Li, the king of Songmo County, Khitan. The following year, after Li lost his life and died, Princess Yongle married her brother Li Suogu.

2, the daughter of Li Yu of Tang Taizong.

Princess Yongle, year of birth and death unknown, daughter of Li Yu of Tang Dynasty, mother unknown. The princess married Tian Hua, the third son of Tian Chenghei, and died before the twelfth year of Zhenyuan (797).

There is no record in the New Tang Dynasty Book of Liebiography Eighth Emperor Princess", but according to other historical materials, it should be inferred that it should be Li Yunu of the Tang Dynasty.

3, the daughter of Li Siyuan of the Later Tang Dynasty.

Princess Yongle, the year of birth and death is unknown, the fifteenth daughter of Li Siyuan of the Later Tang Mingzong, and her mother is unknown. Later Tang Changxing was enthroned in June of the fourth year (933).

No, the name of the ancient princess paid attention to the rules and etiquette, and it was impossible to be called Ziyan.

Well, I've seen it, it should be the bridal maid Ziyan, I've seen it, the male protagonist's name is Yeluqing, and the female protagonist is to be married and then taken to the barracks.

This plot is in "The Savage Princess", I don't know if what you're looking for is it.

Aren't all costume dramas like this?