She was the eldest daughter of Emperor Taiji, she lost her mother not long after her birth, she was allowed by her father to marry someone else at the age of seven, came to a distant Mongolian tribe, she and her husband raised eyebrows, gave birth to five children in one go, however, the early death of her husband gave her a heavy blow, so that she died in the good old age of 34, she was the first princess of the Qing Dynasty: Princess Gulun Ao Han.
On March 12, the sixth year of the Mandate of Heaven, Princess Gulun Ao Han was born, the father was the Fourth Emperor Taiji of the Later Jin Dynasty, and the mother was emperor Taiji who succeeded dafujin to the Uranara clan. However, what was unexpected was that shortly after princess Ao Han was born, her mother Uranara was reprimanded for breaking into the Khan's palace in a sedan and being rude to Nurhaci, and was then abandoned by the Emperor Taiji, and Princess Ao Han did not even remember her mother's appearance.
When Princess Ao Han was seven years old, her father Emperor Taiji succeeded to the throne of Houjin Khan and changed his era name to Tiancong. Soon after Emperor Taiji succeeded to the throne, the Ao Han department located in western Liaoning, which belonged to the Zhaowuda League, came to court, and at that time, Emperor Taiji had just succeeded to the throne, and the good relations with the Ao Han department undoubtedly had an important impact on the external expansion of Later Jin. Therefore, Huang Taiji married his eldest daughter Xu, who was only 7 years old, to Saichen Zhuoliktu, and in this year, the two sides were engaged, paid a dowry, and became the children's relatives.
In the first month of the seventh year of Tiancong, Princess Ao Han was already 13 years old, and in this year, the bandi of the Ao Han department asked Huang Taiji for marriage, so Huang Taiji ordered that Princess Ao Han be married to Ban Di, when Huang Taiji feasted on Ban Di in Shenyang and prepared a rich dowry for his daughter. Most of the princesses who married far away in the Qing Dynasty were not happy in marriage, but Princess Ao Han was an exception, and she married into the Ao Han Department and fell in love with the E'an class for the first time and was very affectionate.
After the marriage, Princess Ao Han returned to Shengjing Province with The First Princess six times to pay tribute to the imperial court, and of course received a large reward from her father, and each time it was empress Dowager Zhezhe of the Middle Palace who personally hosted a banquet to entertain the princess and the princess.
In August of the eighth year of Chongde, Princess Ao Han and Erzhu Ban came to Shengjing for the sixth time and attended the wedding of the fifth sister (the fifth daughter of Huang Taiji), however, what people did not expect was that on the second day of the wedding, Huang Taiji suddenly died in Qingning Palace, and the happy event instantly turned into a funeral, so the princess and Erzhu attended the funeral of her father Huang Taiji.
Princess Ao Han and Erzhu Bandi were very affectionate, and after their marriage, they gave birth to five children, which was second to none among the princesses of the Qing Dynasty, which once again witnessed the deep fatherly feelings between them. However, as a husband, Ban Di often fought on the battlefield, which made Princess Ao Han very uneasy, afraid that her husband would leave him one day.
Sure enough, in the third year of Shunzhi, Bandi led his troops to quell the rebellion with Duo Duo, the Prince of Heshuoyu (the fifteenth son of Taizu), and pursued the rebellion and surrendered to The sunit of Northern Khalkha, defeating the troops of northern Khalkha Tushetu Khan and Chechen Khan to help. In the second year of this military dispatch, Bandi, who had suffered from the wind and frost of the battlefield, unfortunately passed away.
The death of her husband made Princess Ao Han very sad, coupled with the repeated births caused serious physical wear and tear to her body, seven years later, Princess Ao Han died of illness in the territory at the age of 34. At that time, the imperial court specially sent the minister of the interior, Sonny, to attend the funeral, and the tribute text said that Princess Ao Han was "upright in nature and filial piety." Married to the king of the clan, Qin Se Yuzhi. Nurture the virtuous son, and the inner rule can be watched".
References: Draft History of the Qing Dynasty, Records of Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty, Chronicle of the Princess Mansion