In the case of low medical level in ancient times and unscientific diet, people's life expectancy is very low, generally speaking, even if they are high-collared at the age of fifty, there is a woman who has lived for eighty-three years, witnessing the rise and fall of one emperor after another, presumably the mood is also extremely complicated. According to the Mingren Shen Defu's "Wan Li Ye Zhi Zhi Zhi": "The princess was born in the thirteenth year of Hongwu, descended to Ma Yinqing in the twenty-seventh year, entered the princess of Yonglejian, hongxi first entered the eldest princess, and to the sixth year of Tianshun Fang Xue, the age of eighty-three." Among the twenty-five sons and sixteen daughters under the throne of Taizu, he was the most life-expecting. "
This princess was Princess Hanshan, the fourteenth daughter of Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang. She was born in the thirteenth year of Hongwu and died in the sixth year of Tianshun at the age of eighty-three. When she died, she was the aunt of the emperor at that time, so that the emperor at that time did not know what kind of title to add to her, so he made an exception and gave her an exception - the empress phoenix crown.
Because of her longevity, Princess Hanshan witnessed the ups and downs of the Eight Dynasties of Hongwu, Jianwen, Yongle, Hongxi, Xuande, Zhengtong, Jingtai, and Tianshun in the early Ming Dynasty, including the Guo Huan case, the Blue Jade Case, the NanbeiBang Case, the Battle of Jingnan, the relocation of the capital to Beijing, Xuanzong's personal conquest of the Han Dynasty, Zheng He's seven voyages to the West, the change of Tumu Fort, the defense of Beijing, the change of the capture of the gate, the rebellion of Shi Cao, and so on.
I believe that Princess Hanshan, as a witness, watched her father personally create the rise and fall of this dynasty, and her mood must be extremely complicated. Judging from the relevant records of the Ming Shilu, since Ming Chengzu, the emperors have paid a lot of attention to Princess Hanshan. Among them, in February of the fifteenth year of Yongle, Ming Chengzute ordered the repair of the Hanshan Princess Mansion; in December of the tenth year of Xuande, Emperor Xuanzong ordered Yin Xun, the son of Princess Hanshan Dachang, to be the deputy of Xiaoling Wei Qianhu, and Zhilu did not do anything; in Jingtai Nian, Emperor Jingtai added 1,400 stones to Princess Hanshan.
Princess Hanshan died, and Zhu Yuanzhang's more than forty children died of zero. Combined with the previous "Records of Emperor Xuanzong of Ming" in Which Xuanzong ordered "Princess Yin Xun of Hanshan To be the deputy of Xiaoling Wei Qianhu", although Princess Hanshan only enjoyed four years of marriage, she had two sons, which was a great fortune in misfortune. In fact, during the Jingtai period, Princess Hanshan once told Emperor Jingtai that "since the old family has many, begging for more years", it can be known that her descendants are prosperous. Later Emperor Xiaozong and Emperor Wuzong all looked up to Princess Hanshan's great-grandsons Yin Heng, Yin Wei, Yin Long, and others, and appointed them as the superintendents of the Nanjing Guozi, the Nanjing Jinyi Guards, and the Hundred Households. Regarding the longevity and honorable life of Princess Hanshan, the Quanshi Palace Words have a poetic cloud: among the sixteen people, there are fruits and fruits, and Hanshan Shou kao bai Xin'en. Kiss and admire Emperor Gao, Bo sideburns crown plus Nine Zhai Zun. Presumably, Zhu Yuanzhang knew that his daughter was so blessed and had lived for such a long time, and he would also feel relieved!