Seeing that Li Zicheng had already entered, Chongzhen first sent someone to escort the princes out of the palace before turning his head to deal with his two daughters. The youngest daughter was only 6 years old and was stabbed to death by her father's sword in great fear. Princess Changping was 15 years old at this time, and in the face of her father who was wielding a sword, she instinctively wanted to resist, but she still couldn't avoid it, and her father cut off her left arm, and passed out on the spot.
With the help of palace maids and eunuchs, she was sent to the home of her grandfather Zhou Kui. However, just when everyone was busy preparing for her, she actually woke up again, and since then she has been secretly living in the folk. However, the Qing court was full of minions and soon learned that she was still alive in the world.
Because she was only a female streamer, the Qing court treated her as a chess piece on the grounds of preferential treatment of the former female relatives, firmly in its own hands. It was also seeing that she was given preferential treatment, and the crown prince Zhu Cixiu did not know the plan, and even ran to his sister stupidly, and also wanted to receive such preferential treatment. Of course, this was only a conspiracy of Dorgon, who claimed that the prince was a fake and killed him.
Princess Changping was very upset, thinking that if it were not for herself, the prince would not have thrown herself into the net. Deeply remorseful, she did not want to enjoy the preferential treatment of the Qing court, she wanted to become a monk, and she never asked about red dust again. However, the Shunzhi Emperor was reluctant to do so, because he believed that if the former princess did so, it would show that there was a problem with the Manchu Qing court, and he also resolutely refused to do so.
When Princess Changping was 18 years old, the emperor forcibly married her despite her objections. Because before the ming dynasty fell, she was promised to Zhou Shixian as a wife. In order to let the people of the world see the benevolence of the imperial court, the emperor deliberately handled her marriage, as if she were treated as a gee in the palace, and many people at that time were envious of this, believing that the imperial court had achieved the perfection of benevolence and righteousness.
However, the princess did not pay attention to these at all, the death of her family and the escape of escape, where did she have such an interest? But now she no longer has any independent power, and can only be at the mercy of the Qing court. After getting married, she still had a hard time accepting what had happened to her, and it didn't take long for her to end up depressed.
At the time of her death, she was 5 months pregnant, which shows how unhappy she was, so that she could even give up her right to be a mother. Throughout her life, it can be said that it is quite tragic. Although she was a princess from the royal family, even her father could not tolerate her; the reason why the Qing court pretended to be a gesture was entirely to buy the needs of the people.