Most people in ancient history know that there is a plot in which princesses live a superior life than most people, do not have to worry about livelihood problems, and have better looks. They will all have a fate in the end, that is, to go and kiss. This is where they can't help themselves as princesses, although they don't want to leave their parents, but they are relatives and courtiers.
Having to obey orders is a step that as a princess had to take. And as a very time-saving and labor-saving step, only one woman can save a lot of financial and material resources, which is obviously of great benefit. So even if the emperor is reluctant again, he must do it. However, in real history, many princesses married to Mongolia, most of them had no heirs. Do you know why? It turns out that Mongolia has such a bad habit, let us point fingers.
The princess marrying into Mongolia is a lift for the other party, and we usually call this kind of behavior the next marriage. Although the princess will be treated well by the other party after marrying, she will live a carefree life. However, this is because the princess is a member of the imperial court, if once wronged or sick to death, then the emperor naturally will not give up, so the leaders of these tribes must take care of the princess as a pearl.
But on the other hand, since the princess married in the past and lived so well, why did everyone refuse to go and kiss when they heard about it, and they cried bitterly? In fact, this is not only because I can no longer see my relatives, but also because I did not have a good life as I imagined after marrying. Because they lost their freedom, they were no longer as unrestrained as in the palace, and they could do whatever they wanted. In addition to this, there is a vice that the Mongols do not allow princesses to have children.
We know that the Mongol tribes, like the small court, have their own power, and the reason why the emperor married the princess was to consolidate the power of one side. However, each has its own abacus, and the Mongols naturally think the same way. They begged the princess to come over, naturally because they wanted the stability of one side, but they did not want their tribe to be taken away.
So for the princess to marry, even the host is also a guest. If a princess gives birth to a child, in case she tells the child to surrender to the court, it will be disastrous for them. So in order to consolidate their power, they formulated a rule that princesses who married in the past were never allowed to have children, and once they had children, they would be beaten up.
For a woman, what she wants most after marriage is a child, and it doesn't matter how good she is and how much money she has. Especially in ancient times, a woman was originally pitiful, and without a dependency, it was a huge destruction of them.
Once you live a princess-like life, you have to bear the pain of losing your child. Seeing this, I suddenly thought, as a common person, I am actually very happy, what do you think?