In the Ming Dynasty, yongning princess fell victim to eunuchs and took bribes: he married a consumer ghost.

In the Ming Dynasty, yongning princess became the victim of eunuch's bribery: he married a consumer ghost. The following written materials are collected and sorted by school easy search. Let's have a quick look!

Yongning princess Zhu Yao, daughter of Mu Zong in Ming Taizu, married Liang Bangduan and died in thirty-five years of Wanli.

As the saying goes, the emperor's daughter does not worry about marriage.

Very easy to understand. Climb to the powerful in-laws, and become royalty. Who is not I don't want?

During the Qin Dynasty, Li Si, the prime minister, was not only prosperous in official career, but also married his children into the royal family, and his relationship with Qin Shihuang was unbreakable. So in the era of Qin Shihuang in the United States, this granary mouse has always been a beautiful place.

Yongning princess married a consumption ghost.

Xiao, Emperor Qianlong of Qing Dynasty, married He's son, and the whole family became famous for him. After attending doctor Feng?enyende got married, his official position gradually rose. Even after being killed by Emperor Jiaqing, the son of Qianlong, Feng?enyende was able to save his life because of the princess.

Anyway, you can. If you want, don't marry the princess. Not to mention ordinary people. Even if you are an official, if you just climb to the middle and lower classes, basically you won't even have the idea of marrying a princess. It's called fitting. Yes!

In history, only the sword of the Ming Dynasty was biased, which stipulated that the princess should choose among low-level officials and even ordinary people, not high-level officials.

The main purpose of this is to prevent North Korean senior officials from colluding with the palace. Alas, Zhu Yuanzhang really took great pains to strive for a stable future for future generations. He deserves to be a cowboy and a beggar.

Unfortunately, the descendants of his old man's house could not understand his weak words, and there were so many strange and cowardly emperors in the Ming Dynasty.

There are emperors who have been ruled by nannies all their lives, and there are emperors who have been childless by nannies. Stranger still, when the maid-in-waiting is angry, she can take out a rope to strangle the emperor's royal neck and make the emperor vomit blood. She can stay in bed for months. It's really noisy. I'll go on stage after you sing. Very lively!

T think that just because a princess chooses a wife from the people, she can marry a husband with both talent and beauty.

The world is busy for profit. The world is busy for profit. This old saying is universally applicable.

During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, yongning princess became a victim of eunuch bribery and married a ghost with consumption. Xu vomited blood on the spot when he was in court. She died less than a month after marriage, and the princess died of depression after a few years of widowhood. It seems that all the princesses in the Ming Dynasty are honest. No matter how expensive the princess is, she is afraid of marrying the wrong person.

Even a cowardly emperor should marry a cowardly princess. Even if he marries the wrong person, he won't "don't be angry, he is willing to die as a widow? Try to replace those powerful princesses in Tang and Song Dynasties and give the crazy cuckold to Xu before and after marriage. Who dares to hum? Of course there are exceptions. Sauvignon blanc in purple clothes--the beautiful story behind the poems in tang and song dynasties. In this book, a new town princess was written, and she was suffocated by the imperial concubine. Just because his brother was too timid to see the situation clearly and offended Wu Zetian, he became Xu's loyal minister.

The royal family of the Qing Dynasty learned a lesson and began the trial marriage system. This kind of trial marriage is not something that fashionistas do before marriage. It's really not that open.

The trial marriage here means that the queen or queen mother first finds a clever maid-in-waiting, euphemistically called a trial marriage princess, to help her precious princess try marriage. First, let the maid-in-waiting accompany Xu to sleep all night. The next day, she carefully reported Xu's level, physical defects, and even temper and personality to the Queen Mother. After the princess got married, the maid-in-waiting became Xu's concubine or maid.

Something seems to be wrong here. Only the emperor is a real man in the palace. If a woman who has been blessed by him can no longer serve Xu,