The princess was originally a sought after commodity, why did no one want the princess in the Tang D

First of all, the first point is that the Tang Dynasty is actually a very special era, because in addition to the first empress of our country, Wu Zetian, the first empress of the Tang Dynasty, can become the emperor as a woman, so as a princess, she will definitely not be particularly weak. The princesses of the Tang Dynasty have formed a habit of raising noodles, basically most of the princesses will have noodles at home, just ask which man is willing to pull his wife in front of his own face and other men, so the generally arrogant Tang Dynasty literati will not be willing to go to the princess.

The second point, which cannot be ignored, is that the average person who marries a princess is inactive all his life, and talented people are unwilling to marry a princess, because once he becomes a concubine, the position in his hand will be a vacant position and cannot be a real position. But there are a few people who are willing to live their lives at home without doing anything, rather than going to the court to show their strengths, of course not. Especially in the Tang Dynasty, an era when culture has reached its peak, there must have been a lot of literati, and they naturally wanted to show their ambitions in the court, rather than trapping themselves in the princess's mansion.

The concept of nothing is different, in the Tang Dynasty, fat was beauty, think about it, are you willing to marry a fat princess and go home? Although in the Tang Dynasty, everyone thought that fat was beautiful, but would other countries think so? So the princess is not a sought-after commodity at this time.

And if you want to think that in such a prosperous era as the Tang Dynasty, China can be said to be the economic center of the world, so at this time, you can imagine how rich the Tang Dynasty was, and how fat their princess could eat! <>

Now imagine if you want to marry a princess, but you see him and find that he is super fat, and everyone is still complimenting her on her beauty, although you may be a foreigner, but at this time are you willing to marry her? So at this time, I think most foreigners think like this, so the princesses of the Tang Dynasty can only be digested internally. And internal digestion, everyone has their own ideas, the era of the Tang Dynasty was an era of national wealth and strong people, and no one would marry a princess because of promotion and wealth, so it will not be so sought-after at this time.

The Tang Dynasty was a stage of economic and cultural rise, and it was also a good period for the integration and exchange of various ethnic groups, and it can be said that until now, the Tang Dynasty is still synonymous with China. Chinatown and tea culture are inseparable from the Tang Dynasty. Not only that, the beauties of the Tang Dynasty seem to be more famous, with swaying long skirts and half-covered pink breasts.

As the saying goes, people rely on clothes, and Buddhas rely on gold. As a royal princess, her appearance is naturally not far behind! But the Tang Dynasty had a phenomenon that was different from other dynasties, there were almost 210 princesses in the Tang Dynasty, but there were only 130 princesses who were married, and no one dared to marry the remaining 80 princesses?

Why are the princesses of other dynasties all vying for it, but no one wants it in the Tang Dynasty? Nothing more than these three reasons.

First: The princess of the Tang Dynasty is too strong:

The first to bear the brunt is Princess Taiping, who may be Wu Zetian's daughter, who is born with a love for politics, and likes to show her sense of existence on the ** very much, and has dreamed of becoming a powerful woman like Wu Zetian since she was a child, and even almost became the second Wu Zetian, and her means and prestige have made the later emperors afraid of three points. Who would dare to marry such an ambitious princess? Marrying such a princess becomes a stepping stone in itself.

Princess Yicheng is also a strong representative, born in the emperor's family, her personality is very hot, and after discovering that her husband had a concubine outside, she actually paraded her husband in the street. With this example in the past, although I wanted to propose marriage to the royal family in my heart, who would dare to marry a princess in ancient times when monogamy was not regulated?

Second: The princess of the Tang Dynasty was too open:

Before Tang Xianzong, it was rare to hear that people from big families had become concubines, and one of the most important reasons was that the princesses of the Tang Dynasty were very open. So many people don't dare to risk marrying a princess. For example, Princess Gaoyang can be said to be a representative of openness.

During the Tang Dynasty, the status of women has been greatly improved, and they pay more attention to their own needs, and after Princess Gaoyang married Fang Xuanling's son Fang Yiai, she felt that a husband could not satisfy her desires, so she looked for monks in the temple and indulged herself. In the Tang Dynasty, princesses were so open, which man was willing to marry an extra princess and wear a hat?

The third point: princesses do not live long.

In ancient times, medical technology was backward, and many princesses did not live long. For example, Princess Lanling of the Tang Dynasty is beautiful and generous, with outstanding temperament, and Dou Huai? After getting married, the two were also very affectionate, but the princess's lifespan was not long, according to relevant records, the princess only lived to be 32 years old before dying.

Because the emperors were reluctant to marry their own daughters to those barbarian lands, in order to avoid their daughters from suffering, they all promoted the palace maids to princesses, and then married to those princes. not only saved the face of the royal family, but also saved his daughter.

These princesses are not fake princesses, but they are not born to the emperor, most of them are daughters of some clans. The purpose of harmony is to exchange for peace between countries, and most of them are to marry in some remote places, and the emperor is reluctant to let his daughter suffer this.

Because the emperor didn't want the real princess to go to the kiss, the emperor thought that the kiss was just a formality, as long as there were hostages, it would be fine, so he let the fake princess go to the kiss instead of the real princess.

Because the emperor was reluctant to marry his daughter to suffer in those places, he could only find girls and relatives of the right age in the imperial family.

Because those who are close to each other don't care about the princess's authenticity or falsehood, they just want a contract of peaceful coexistence, so the Tang Dynasty operated like this.

The princess of the Tang Dynasty was not terrible, but the folk customs of the Tang Dynasty were very open, and the status of women was also very high. They will not be bound by their husbands, and besides, the princess is originally a person of status, and ordinary men can't control it.

The princesses of the Tang Dynasty are actually not terrible in themselves, but because of the open atmosphere of the Tang Dynasty, these princesses will participate in politics, plus they are royalty, and their status is more precious.

According to expert statistics, about 40% of the Tang Dynasty did not marry, and even civilians were unwilling to marry. First, because the Tang Dynasty was open, the status of women was relatively high, and the princess herself had a high status and was not bound by horses, and most of the princesses paid attention to pleasure, and few people could tolerate it; The second is that the Tang Dynasty mainly obeyed many rules when marrying a duke.

It's not because of how terrible they are, but because they're all too delicate, and ordinary civilians must not dare to marry them.

Men pay attention to their reputation, and the princess of the Tang Dynasty behaves very openly and profligately, has a bad temper, and raises male pets.

During the Tang Dynasty, everyone was very open, and as a princess of the Tang Dynasty, she had a high status, and her thinking was advanced, so she was often very arrogant.

The atmosphere during the Tang Dynasty was very open, and the princesses of the Tang Dynasty were also extremely open to the influence of the atmosphere, and they were uncontrollable as royal people, so ordinary people did not dare to marry the princess and could not suppress the princess.

The princesses of the Tang Dynasty were also known for their violent temper and unobservance of women's morals, including Princess Gaoyang, who fornicated with monks, Princess Taiping who raised male favorites, and Princess Anle who killed her father and killed the king.

Princess Wencheng of the Tang Dynasty.

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Princess Yongtai. Princess Shengping.

Princess Hejing. Princess Yanqing.

Princess Tan Binh. Princess Gu'an.

Princess Xingping. Princess Runan.

Princess Toko. Princess Cheng'an.

Princess Yongle. Princess Yong'an.

Princess Jingle. Princess Yongfu.

Princess Yining. Princess Shou'an.

Princess Shouyang. Princess Wuyang.

Princess Danyang. Princess Yongtai.

Princess Rongshou. The princess of the daughter.

Princess Gaoyang. Princess Taiping.

Princess Anle. Princess Taihe.

Princess Chengyang. Princess Xuancheng.

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Princess Changle. Princess Taihua.

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