How did Princess Taiping s son Xue Chong die?

According to some rumors, there are some ulterior secrets between Xue Chongjian and Li Longji. Moreover, Xue Chongjian Jian also strongly wanted to stop his mother when his mother, Princess Taiping, wanted to kill Li Longji, and he was also punished by his mother, Princess Taiping, for stopping his mother. Therefore, Tang Xuanzong knew that Xue Chongjian and him were true love, and he did not betray him, but was still helping him, so not only did he not kill him, but also promoted him to a knighthood.

Tang Zhongzong was reinstated, Princess Taiping and her son Xue Chongjian, and cooperated with Li Longji, the third son of King Li Dan, to launch a coup d'état, killing Empress Wei and Princess Anle in one fell swoop, and completely shattering Princess Anle's dream of "imperial princess". Princess Taiping originally liked Xue Chongjian's son the most, but later she often whipped Xue Chongjian due to political discord with Xue Chongjian, so Xue Chongjian resented her mother Princess Taiping in her heart, but she dared not speak out.

In 713 A.D., Princess Taiping fled into the mountains, begging her nephew to let her live, when Princess Taiping was besieged, she asked her brother Li Dan, who was the emperor at the time, for help, Li Dan pleaded with Li Longji for him, but did not agree, and was given death. It is said that Li Longji once hinted to Xue Chongjian whether to let Princess Taiping go.

He couldn't bear to kill his aunt who loved him the most when he was a child, and wanted to secretly let go of Princess Taiping through his cousin Xue Chongjian's relationship, but Xue Chongjian had a deep grudge against his mother. He didn't intercede for his mother, and after a righteous speech, Li Longji was helpless and ordered Princess Taiping to die. At this time, Princess Taiping was in her early fifties, and among her many children (Xue's and Wu's), only Xue Chongjian's family was spared, and was specially dismissed by Xuanzong, and the official was reinstated, and was given the surname "Li".

Xue Chongjian in the official history record disappeared after the defeat of Princess Taiping, and seemed to be raised by Xuanzong, but in fact, it is not, his epitaph "Tang Dynasty Ancient Yuanzhou Don't Drive Xue Fujun Epitaph and Preface" records show that after the defeat of the princess, Xue Chongjian was immediately sent out of Chang'an, out of Puzhou to drive, looking for a sitting affair and living in Xizhou for several years, in the middle.

His wife, Fangcheng County Lord Wu (Liang Wang Wu Sansi daughter), died of illness in Xizhou in the tenth year of Kaiyuan; Soon after the death of his wife, he returned to Yuanzhou to drive, but because of his depressed mood and lack of talent, Xue Chongjian died of illness in Yuanzhou on September 23, the twelfth year of Kaiyuan, and was buried in the plain of Huangshan in the fourteenth year.

Princess Xue Shao Taiping.

Xue Shao is the son of Princess Chengyang, the beloved daughter of Tang Taizong, and his wife is his cousin Princess Taiping, and the two have four children. Xue Naizao Shao was implicated because his eldest brother Xue participated in the rebellion of Li Shumu Chong of the Tang Sect, and after his death, Princess Taiping remarried Wu Youji.

What is the relationship between Xue Shao and Princess Taiping.

Xue Shao was born noble, his mother was Princess Chengyang, the daughter of Tang Taizong and the eldest grandson, and his father was Xue Huaiyu, the son of Wei Weiqing Xue Huaiyu. Princess Taiping is the daughter. Princess Chengyang is the same sister, so not only his wife, but also his cousin.

In the second year of Yonglong (681), Xue Shao married his cousin Princess Taiping, and the wedding was very grand, and the lighting torches even scorched the trees along the way, and even had to tear down the wall of the Wannian County Pavilion in order to allow the wide wedding car to pass. After marriage, they gave birth to two sons and two daughters.

Does Xue Shao love Princess Taiping?

In "Daming Palace Ci", Xue Shao finally thought that his falling in love with Princess Taiping was a betrayal of his deceased wife, and cowardly chose death.

Xue Shao (?) —689 years? He is a native of Fenyin, Hedong, his father is Xue Zong, and his mother is Princess Chengyang, the daughter of Tang Taizong and the eldest grandson. Princess Chengyang is the half-sister of Tang Gaozong Li Zhi.

Xue Shao married Princess Taiping in July of the second year of Yonglong (681). His brother Xue Yi sealed the Marquis of Hedong County and the history of Jeju Thorn. When Xue Yi and his brother Xue Shao used their subordinates to recruit troops and buy horses, Xue Yi responded to Li Chong, the evil king of Lang.

Li Chong failed, and Xue Yi killed the officials to extinguish the mouth. The matter was leaked, and Xue Yi and Xue Shao were both imprisoned and died. However, according to the "Old Tang Book, Biography of Foreign Relatives", Xue Shao did not rebel and died unjustly in prison.

Xue Shao was a lieutenant of the Tang Dynasty. According to the record in the "New Tang Dynasty Book, Princess Zhuan", Xue Shao married Princess Taiping, the daughter of Tang Gaozong and Wu Zetian, in July of the second year of Yonglong (681). According to the "Old Tang Book, Biography of Foreign Relatives", Xue Shao did not rebel and died unjustly in prison.

He was imprisoned for a crime and died unjustly in prison.

You are talking about the plot in the TV series "Daming Palace Ci", Xue Shao already had a wife before marrying Princess Taiping, and the two had a very good relationship with their childhood sweethearts. Unexpectedly, Xue Shao and Taiping met by chance, and Taiping unknowingly revealed his love for Xue Shao to his mother Empress Wu, and as a result, Empress Wu forced Xue Shao to marry Taiping and gave his pregnant ex-wife to death. Xue Shao hid his ex-wife behind their backs, but died in childbirth during childbirth, leaving a boy to be fostered in the temple.

On the one hand, Xue Shao hated Taiping for ruining his life, and on the other hand, he was moved by Taiping's true feelings, and finally couldn't bear the mental pain and committed suicide, leaving Taiping and the guqin called Changxiangshou.