Since ancient times, children born in the imperial family have enjoyed wealth and wealth in a dignified manner, but also have to endure the right to lose their lives if they are not careful, and at the same time, they must guard against the possibility of the overthrow of the dynasty at any time. The fate of the princesses in the turbulent period of the country is even more tragic, either persecuted for their lives, or they are exiled to the human world without anything to lean on, or even sold into slavery.
Between 291 and 306 AD, a "Rebellion of the Eight Kings" broke out during the Western Jin Dynasty in China, and the then king, Emperor Hui of Jin, was also poisoned in this battle. Princess Qinghe, the fourth daughter of Emperor Hui of Jin, fled to the world in order to escape. As a princess who was hunted down and killed, of course, she could not do the business of selling things to support herself, and in desperation, she had to sell herself into slavery and become a maid in a large family with a surname of money.
The identities of the maid and the princess are very different, and the treatment is naturally one heaven and one earth. Before Princess Qinghe became a maid, she had never done any hard work, and it was inevitable that she would be clumsy at the beginning, and she would not be scolded and beaten for this. On the other hand, because the degree of eating and wearing in the palace since childhood is the best, the temperament is naturally higher than that of ordinary people, and Princess Qinghe has a good face, which also annoys miss qianjia.
Because of jealousy, Miss Qian Er, who is spoiled and habitual, regards Princess Qinghe as a thorn in her eye, and has hated Princess Qinghe's life many times, and Princess Qinghe always avoids talking about it. After that, Miss Qian Jia'er targeted her everywhere, sent her to do this and that at every turn, and if she was not careful, she whipped her with a whip and locked her in a dark room, and did not provide food or drink for several days and nights.
However, Princess Qinghe expected that she could only be a maid in this life, and in the face of Miss Qian's criticism, she could only swallow her anger and only want a place to live. But what she did not expect was that everything was reversed again, and her uncle Sima Rui actually regained his strength, regained the imperial power, and restored the Jin Dynasty. After knowing this news, Princess Qinghe seemed to have found a glimmer of light in the darkness, and she managed to pass the news to her uncle. When Sima Rui, the emperor of jinyuan, learned that his princess niece was actually a slave in the people, he was distraught and immediately sent someone to take Princess Qinghe back to the palace to comfort her.
Hearing that the slave maid who was beaten by others in his family was actually the princess of the dynasty, the Qian family immediately panicked, especially Miss Qian Er, thinking that they regretted what they had done to Princess Qinghe before, but it was too late, and they could only silently pray in their hearts that Princess Qinghe would not "take revenge", although this possibility was extremely small.
After seeing her own uncle, Princess Qinghe could not bear it any longer, and she wept bitterly and tearfully told Emperor Chen of jinyuan about the various sufferings she had suffered over the years. After hearing this, Emperor Jin Yuan, on the one hand, felt unfortunate and pity for Princess Qinghe, who was the daughter of the royal family, on the other hand, he was very angry at what the Qian family and Miss Qian had done to the princess, even if the slave did not have the identity of a princess, the Qian family should not use lynching at will without right or wrong.
After all, the Qian family still did not wait for the extremely small possibility, and the Jinyuan Emperor sent someone to beat the owner of the Qian family, Qian Wen, and Miss Qian Er to death row. After that, Emperor Yuan of Jin took pity on Princess Qinghe, renamed her Princess Linhai, and then married Zongzheng Cao Tong. After that, Princess Linhai lived her life in peace and stability at the age of 71.