There are countless stories of peace and affection in Chinese history!
Among them, the Han Dynasty and Tang Dynasty are the most common, and as for the later Yuan Dynasty and Qing Dynasty, heqin has become an abusive word, and therefore there are many well-known princesses and princesses!
For example, Wang Zhaojun, who married the Xiongnu far away, later experienced ups and downs, remarried three times, and returned to the Han Dynasty at the age of seventy.
For example, during the Tang Dynasty, Princess Wencheng, who was far away from Tubo.
Are the well-known princesses among them!
Thousands of princesses have married to foreign countries and dedicated their lives to the stability of the country.
To be honest, I don't like this pie, so I don't want to count how many!
Marry out so much, is there a grin that is married back? On this subject, there is a record in the historical record that is interesting!
(and pro princess)
This is the only princess recorded in the historical record that married back.
Creep Princess, Creep Lord Yuku Lu Ana Gem Girl also. Creepy and strong, and with the Western Wei Tonghe, want to join the army in the east.
Shen Wuzhi fell ill, causing Du Bi to make a worm and propose marriage for Shizi. Ana gem said, "If the high king marries himself, he can."
Shen Wu hesitated, and Wei Jing joined Empress Wuming and Wen Xiang in persuasion, but followed it.
After three years of Wu Ding, Murong Yu was given the title of Princess Worm.
In August, ShenWu greeted the lower pavilion, and Ana zhen asked his brother Bald Tujia to send a daughter, and reported for employment, still saying: "Wait to see your grandson and then return to China."
The princess is strict and resolute in nature, and refuses to speak in her life. Shen Wu tasted the disease, and was not allowed to go to the princess's house, and the bald Tujia complained, and the Shen Wu was sick to the princess. His vision will protect him.
Shen Wu Collapsed, Wen Xiang from the CreepIng State Law, steamed princess, gave birth to a daughter Yan. - "The Tale of the Northern Chronicles, Vol. 2, The Queen Concubine"
After reading this obscure text, I will translate it for you again!
The first person to eat crabs was the famous founder of the Beast Dynasty, The Northern Qi Divine Emperor Gao Huan (Xianbei Han), who married a Rouran princess back.
The story of marrying a daughter-in-law is also very interesting!
At that time, Rouran was very powerful, and in contrast, the former Northern Wei, because of the infighting among the Xianbei clan, split into the Eastern and Western Wei!
(Dongxi Wei and Rouran)
In order to win over Rouran to jointly attack Eastern Wei, Gao Huan, who was presiding over the Western Wei court at the time, sought to stabilize the rear by marriage and win over allies by the way, so he sent someone to Rouran to propose to his son Gao Cheng.
Looking at the high-spirited messenger of the marriage proposal, The Rouran Khan Anazhi was also a wonderful person, and after hearing the news, he said:
It is not okay for your son to marry my daughter, but it is okay if you marry yourself.
After listening to this, it is estimated that many people will wonder why the Rouran Khan Anajie wants to marry his daughter to the elderly Gao Huan instead of the young Gao Cheng.
In fact, this is a major matter of political reciprocity.
Rouran Khan Anajie is also the boss, according to the status of the Eastern Wei Emperor on an equal footing, Gao Huan is not the emperor is only the King of Bohai, although the power is very large, like the emperor, but he married his daughter to the son of the King of Bohai, what is the matter?
Isn't that inferior?
The Rouran Khan Anagui, who was well versed in the politics of the Eastern Wei Dynasty, retreated to the second place and wanted Gao Huan to be his son-in-law, for the simple reason!
Since the door is not right, you will reluctantly be my son-in-law. This may be the ancient version of high marriage?
Watching Rouran Khan Anajie reply, Gao Huan looked at his identity, looked at his age, and then looked at his son, depressed.
(Depressed Gao Huan)
What's the matter with this, oh, feelings to marry a daughter-in-law, but it has become a father for yourself?
However, his subordinates moved to understand the reason with affection and used political advantages to constantly persuade Gao Huan that marrying his daughter-in-law would not suffer losses.
After listening to the minister's words, Gao Huan could only pinch his nose and admit it!
Upon hearing Gao Huan's agreement, King Ruoran also immediately sent his younger brother Bald Tujia to take his daughter Yu Jiulu to Eastern Wei.
Looking at this uncle of his daughter-in-law, Gao Huan did not call Uncle Bald Tujia I don't know, if it is called, it is estimated that it will be crazy.
But it will be crazy than the follow-up, this bald tujia sent a kiss, actually came with a task.
The task is to wait for princess Yu Jiulu to become pregnant and give birth to a child before returning to life.
In short, he urged Gao Huan to work harder and let King Rouran hug his grandson early.
Seeing that King Ruoran was doing things, Gao Huan, who expected a fake marriage, went crazy, and he was helpless to marry Yu Jiulu, and he was forced to have a grandson.
(Not so beautiful)
As for the treatment of this married princess Yu Jiulu? The History of Northern Qi is written like this.
The princess is strict and resolute in nature, and refuses to speak in her life
What I heard about Wen crepe was actually Shi Guan's Spring and Autumn Brushwork.
To put it bluntly, this princess Yu Jiulu is difficult to communicate with people because of the language barrier, and can only treat her husband Gao Huan and others with no expression.
Looking at this non-speaking princess Yu Jiulu and the unique shape of the wind and sand, Gao Huan was helpless.
(Princess Rouran stills)
But the bald tujia who was always guarding made him understand that he didn't like it or not, and he had to have children.
So Gao Huan, who was in his early fifties, could only reluctantly cheer for it!
It is said that this Gao Huan is really able to endure, for political purposes, at the expense of his own happiness.
After several attempts, there was still no son and half a daughter born, and the King of Rouran was not satisfied, so he sent Bald Tujia to continue to stare at the creation of man, but Gao Huan could not hold on, and died two years after the princess married.
Gao Huan, a powerful minister who had killed countless people under one person and over ten thousand people, died.
As for the cause of death, perhaps this princess Yu Jiulu also had an influence.
After Gao Huan's death, gao Huan's son Gao Cheng succeeded to the position.
According to the rules of the Central Plains, Gao Huan died, and his original wife should be the Imperial Princess, who could not be with his son.
But the steppe people are wild, and the son inherits the father's business, including the father's wife.
This situation of not giving birth to a son made King Rouran very dissatisfied, and the helpless Gao Cheng could only follow the rules of the grassland and inherit the Rouran Princess Yujiu Lu clan that his father married.
The young man Gao Cheng was very powerful, and soon after, he let King Rouran hug his granddaughter.
Looking at his granddaughter's cute appearance, King Rouran smiled, and then encouraged Gao Cheng to continue to work hard and strive to create a grandson.
Seeing that King Rouran was not spared, Gao Cheng went crazy.
Gao Huan, the founder of the Northern Qi Dynasty, and Gao Cheng both suffered from such pain and happiness.
Such an encounter also became the first time that the Central Plains Dynasty married a foreign princess, and was interpreted by the Spring and Autumn Brushwork in the historical data.
(Young people are more powerful)
Behind this interpretation is the attitude of the Central Plains Dynasty towards marrying princesses of other countries.
What is the cause of this attitude?
The answer is that there are fundamental differences in lifestyles and habits, which dooms all chinese dynasties to have almost no marriages with nomads, except for the Qing Dynasty's emphasis on the Manchu and Mongolian families ruling the world.
Of course, there are exceptions to everything, such as the Ming emperor who liked to marry his daughter-in-law from Korea.
At this point, Zhu Yuanzhang, the father of the founding mountain, did it, and the later Zhu Di also did it, well, and the emperor of the Yuan Dynasty also did it!
However, this special column arose because Korea at that time had always been a vassal state of the Central Plains, and there was almost a complete identification with Han culture, and there was no problem of not adapting to marrying.
In addition to this, north Korea's national size and national strength are not enough to confront the Ming Dynasty.
The Korean princess has come, because of her status, she can justifiably be a concubine, and there will be no complaints!
(There were many Korean concubines in the Ming Dynasty)
But what if the nomadic princess with strong national strength comes?
For example, if the Huns marry a princess, you say that they should not be empresses?
You must know that the princesses of the Han Dynasty married in the past as a single wife, if the Xiongnu princess came, you do not give a similar treatment, others will certainly not be satisfied?
But giving this generous treatment, making the Xiongnu princess an empress would also have problems.
This problem is the problem of fame and status, and the problem of the son and the mother.
The emperor had a foreign bloodline, and at that time, the era of etiquette and tradition seemed to be very embarrassing.
These countless questions made the emperors and ministers of the Han Dynasty very unified in their opinions on the matter of marrying foreign princesses, especially powerful foreign princesses.
That is unwillingness.
Even if there is, it is estimated that after seeing the encounter of Gao Huan, the Divine Emperor of Northern Qi, he will be discouraged!
I wondered, am I marrying a wife or an ancestor?