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In the early years, Emperor Wu of Han received a letter from the Western Regions, and the person who sent this letter was The Princess Liu Xijun, who was sent out by him and kissed, under normal circumstances, it should be no good for a princess who marries out to send a letter to her home. Or is it news that the pro-country is going to tear up the covenant? In fact, the problem is not so serious, but the princess did encounter some trouble, she mentioned in the letter that she was originally married to the king of the Western Regions, and now that the king is dying, she is asked to marry the king's grandson, and wants to ask Emperor Wu of Han to administer justice. However, Emperor Wu of Han's reply was: "Follow the customs of the countryside and do not spoil the relationship between the Han Dynasty and the pro-country." The implication is to "agree" to the practices of this small country in the western region. Of course, Emperor Wu of Han did have a reason to say this, but the root cause had to be mentioned as Liu Xijun's identity.
Although Liu Xijun is also surnamed Liu, she is not a princess of the Eight Classics, it is said that she is indeed a royal family relative, but her father Liu Jian is a prince who lacks heart and eyes, originally sat on the throne for a lifetime without worry, but he wanted to plot the throne to rebel, killing his own family, and Liu Xijun, who was still young at the time, survived, but life was not good, as an anti-thief, she went into exile, and later the King of Guangling took her in, she had the opportunity to return to the palace, and then later was crowned by Emperor Wu of Han as a princess to send to the peace, The object of peace was the old king of Wusun in the Western Regions.
The reason why the Han Dynasty wanted to make peace with Wusun was mainly because of the Xiongnu, the Xiongnu had formed a huge threat to our Central Plains Dynasty as early as the Qin Dynasty, and when they arrived at the Han Dynasty, they were still dominating the Western Regions, so Emperor Wudi of han sent Zhang Qian to the Western Regions, wanting to win over some small countries in the Western Regions to join forces with the Han Dynasty to fight against the Xiongnu, and at that time it was selected to be the Wusun State, which was not strong, and after experiencing some small episodes such as refusing marriage, the Wusun State finally took the initiative to propose peace to the Han Dynasty, and this became the case. It's just that Neither Liu Xijun nor Emperor Wu of Han probably expected that King Wusun would have the strange request mentioned in the letter.
In the eyes of the stupid brother, Emperor Wu of Han was precisely because she was indeed a relative of the Liu clan, and she looked good, so he named her a princess, since he wanted to be close to her, instead of sending his daughter to the Western Regions to suffer, then why not let this daughter of the anti-thief suffer this, after all, in the view of Emperor Wu of Han, not to execute Liu Xijun, who was the daughter of the anti-thief, was enough to make her grateful to Dade, not to mention that she was also a princess, on behalf of the face of the Big Han, it was also a great honor for her, but he underestimated Liu Xijun's suffering, Unexpectedly, this old Wusun king Hunt Jiaojing was about to die, and after his death, Liu Xijun still had to marry his grandson Junsu Jing, but he could not have hurt the harmony of the two countries for the daughter of an anti-thief.
Liu Xijun was honored by the Wusun people as "Princess Komuzi" because of her white skin and beautiful looks. To put it bluntly, such a beautiful child was forced to marry Wusun, and also married two grandchildren, and died at the age of 25, which is really pitiful. All this has to be blamed on his dead father Liu Jian, the king of Jiangdu, if it were not for him, Liu Xijun would have had a bright life, but all those beautiful fantasies turned into a sigh of the reader.