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Chapter 140 Princess Pingyang
Su Yue looked at their active appearance and said: "After seeing such a princess, let's take a look at another style of princess! She is Liu Che's sister-Princess Pingyang!"

My charming but short-lived ancestor: Is she the one who gave Liu Chewei a son-in-law? Later, she seemed to have married Wei Qing!
The pig came to the bowl quickly: That’s right! That's her!

Wan Ning can’t sleep acridine (Guan): In other words, this sister can handle it! Two generals and a queen came out of the same mansion!
Jiangnan has been in mist: Agreed! This is really awesome!
I send my love to the bright moon: By the way, do these princesses like to give women to the emperor? Princess Guantao is like this, and so is Princess Pingyang!

汉朝
Princess Pingyang's face turned red, what did she say?

She didn't give it. Well, she really gave Liu Che a woman.

But that woman became a queen!
Princess Pingyang thought so and slowly regained her composure.

Huh, if it weren't for her, your champion might not be there!
Su Yue looked at their chatter and said, "Okay, now let's take a look at Princess Pingyang's information!"

Princess Pingyang (date of birth and death unknown), surnamed Liu, was a princess during the Western Han Dynasty, the eldest daughter of Emperor Jing Liu Qi of the Han Dynasty and Queen Wang Nuan, and the same mother-sister of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che.

She was first named Princess Yangxin and married Cao Shou, Marquis of Pingyang, so she was commonly known as Princess Pingyang. She gave birth to a son, Cao Xiang.

After Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty came to the throne, she was revered as the eldest princess.

After Cao Shou died, he remarried Xiahou Po, the Marquis of Ruyin.

In the second year of Yuanding (115 BC), Xia Hou committed suicide out of fear of crime, and she remarried the Grand Sima Wei Qing.

After his death, he was buried in Maoling.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's Empress Wei Zifu and his favorite concubine Madam Li both received Emperor Wu's visit through her.

My charming but short-lived ancestor: Mrs. Li and Wei Zifu are both rare beauties! Princess Pingyang’s Mansion is truly a place of outstanding people!

Jiangnan is already experiencing mist and rain: seconded! And I remember Mrs. Li’s brother is Li Yannian!

I send my thoughts to the bright moon: Yes, these two are both rare beauties!
Note that this woman’s name is Xiaomei: And I remember that Li Yannian wrote a poem about Mrs. Li. The word “overwhelming country and beautiful city” was used to describe Mrs. Li!
My charming and short-lived ancestor: Hahahahahahaha, indeed! I'm really curious about what Mrs. Li looks like!
Don’t let the world grow old: seconded!

Su Yue watched them discussing Mrs. Li's beauty here and said, "Okay, now let's take a look at the anecdotes and allusions about Princess Pingyang!"

Present beautiful women
In the spring of the second year of Jianyuan (139 BC), when Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty passed by Princess Pingyang's house, Wei Zifu, the eunuch in the family, was favored by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

Princess Pingyang was awarded a thousand catties of gold.

When Wei Zifu got into the carriage and entered the palace, Princess Pingyang stroked her back and said, "Go, take care of yourself, and strive to advance! If you become famous, don't forget me."

In the sixth year of Yuanding (111 BC), Li Yannian won the favor of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty because of his good music.

One day, Li Yannian dedicated a song to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. He sang: "There is a beautiful woman in the north. She is extremely graceful and graceful. She can overthrow the city with a single look back. She can overturn the country with a single look back. Don't you know the disaster of a beautiful city and a country, just because beautiful women are hard to find again! (Northern China) There is a beautiful woman who is unique and independent. She looks at the beautiful city and then the beautiful country. I would rather not know about the beautiful city and the beautiful country. It is hard to find a beautiful woman again!)"

After hearing this, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sighed and said, "Okay! Is there really such a person in the world?"

Princess Pingyang then recommended Li Yannian's sister, Mrs. Li, who was later favored by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

Marry Wei Qing
Chu Shaosun's Supplement to the Historical Records records: After the Han-Hungarian War, Princess Pingyang was widowed and she had to choose a husband among the princes. Many people said that General Wei Qing was suitable.

Princess Pingyang smiled and said: "He was my former servant, and he used to be my attendant. How can he be my husband?" She left and right said: "The general is no longer what he used to be. He is now the general, and my sister is. Queen, your three sons have also been granted the title of marquis. Their wealth and wealth are all over the world. Who is more worthy of you than him?"

So Princess Pingyang told Wei Zifu that she wanted to marry Wei Qing. Wei Zifu told Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and Emperor Wu immediately agreed to the marriage.

My charming and short-lived ancestor: Oh my God! That is to say, what kind of sleeping position can pierce Princess Pingyang tonight!

The pig came to the bowl quickly: Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! I'm sorry, Qu Bing, I want to be your aunt more than your wife!

Jiangnan has encountered mist and rain: Yes! In other words, who can refuse General Wei! ! ! !

Yun Xi: Hahahahaha, are you polite upstairs?

Siyu: Agreed! That's Wei Qing!

My charming, short-lived ancestor: I can’t!
Yu Yusning: Am I the only one who likes Huo Qubing?

I can’t sleep at night (Guan): second the suggestion! I also like Huo Qubing!
Fuling (Guan): Hahahaha, who wouldn’t like an excellent ancestor?

A bamboo: Agreed!

汉朝
Wei Qing was fighting and didn't see it, while Huo Qubing was still a child and didn't understand it.

Liu Che, who understood, looked at Qu Bing and wanted to hit him!
His general is still a child! ! !

Liu Che covered Huo Qubing's eyes tightly, fearing that these "obscene words" would pollute his general's young mind.

Ahhhhhh, these future generations!
He now feels that that sentence is correct: this is the comment area, not no man's land!

Liu Che originally thought he was quite shameless, but now he found that they were even more shameless.

Ahhhhhh, is there any way to prevent his general from seeing these comments?
He was really afraid that Huo Qubing would become crooked!
Tianmu: Keep a small notebook! This is a good opinion!

Su Yue looked at them and said, "Okay, okay, let's see the next one! This one is also Princess Pingyang!"

Pay attention, this woman is called Xiaomei: Ah, is there another princess with the same name?
My charming and short-lived ancestor: I know who it is! This one is really awesome!
The pig came quickly to the bowl: indeed, she is better than this Princess Pingyang!

Su Yue looked at the comment area and said, "Okay, let's take a look at this Princess Pingyang!"

Princess Pingyang (? ~623), whose name is unknown, was from Didao, Longxi (now Lintao County, GS Province).

Princess during the Tang Dynasty, she was the third daughter of Emperor Gaozu Li Yuan of the Tang Dynasty. Her mother was Empress Taimu Dou.

Talented and courageous, he married Qianniu Beishen Chai Shao in his early years.

At the end of the Daye, in order to coordinate Jinyang's army, he gathered the heroes of Guanzhong, mobilized Sizhu to raise his army, led the "Women's Army" to make great achievements, and selected elite soldiers to join forces with Li Shimin on the north bank of the Weihe River to jointly conquer Chang'an. After the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, Princess Pingyang was canonized.

She died in the sixth year of Wude (623), and her posthumous title was Zhao. She was the first princess in the Tang Dynasty to be given a posthumous title after her death. She was also the only woman in Chinese feudal history to be buried with military rites, a true mourning of life and death.

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