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Anonymous users2024-02-12Although the princess has a noble status, it was before she got married, and no matter how much a woman's status in ancient times was very low, it was easy to become a political tool, forced to marry away from home, and became a victim of political marriage.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Because many princesses have been sent to marry, maintain the relationship between their country and other countries, and spend their lives in a foreign country.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Because ancient emperors often had harmony in order to maintain peace, the fate of most princesses in ancient dynasties was miserable.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Because most of the princesses have become the tools of the emperor's political marriage and the tools of the people's hearts, they have a miserable fate.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Related questionsIn the Water Margin, Princess Jinzhi has a noble status and is Chai Jin's wife, why did she commit s18 answers2024-07-14Marrying Princess Jinzhi to Chai Jin is just a trick. Fang La was worried that Chai Jin would run away, so he left him behind, thinking that he was his right-hand man. But in the end, he went back to help Song Jiang, which made it difficult for Princess Jinzhi to accept, so she chose to commit suicide.
The monarch has a noble status, why would Chong'er give up being the monarch and leave the opportuni12 answers2024-07-14Chong'er felt that the conditions were not ripe, and he had been on the run for many years, and he didn't know the situation of the Jin Kingdom at all, so it was inappropriate to go back rashly; In addition, there is no reliable foreign aid, and if you are trapped after returning, you will not be able to call for help.
26 answers2024-07-14This Daming princess is Princess Yongning, and the celebrant eunuch who was responsible for helping her choose a husband chose a terminally ill rich son as her husband because she received money from others, but the two died of illness shortly after they got married. The Ming Dynasty has a very strange rule on the princess's choice of son-in-law, which is that the princess's husband can only be born in a commoner or low-level official family, and once this person becomes a concubine, he can no longer enter the court as an official. This regulation was originally intended to prevent relatives from interfering in politics, but I never thought that it would later lead to many Ming princesses marrying non-people. >>>More
13 answers2024-07-14Princess Langya's identity has changed several times, this is because she has suffered a lot of changes since she was a child, Princess Langya is the princess of the Eastern Wei Dynasty during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, as a princess should be pampered, but Princess Langya's life is particularly tragicThis is probably because she is in troubled times, in fact, the princess is not as glamorous as we imagined, many of them are victims of political struggles, they have no freedom, and they have no right to determine their lifelong happiness. >>>More
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