The Eldest Princess and Jing Rui

"Princess Liyang is a character in the Langya Board. She is Xiao Jingrui's mother." The Eldest Princess of Liyang truly loved Xiao Jingrui. She didn't care much about other children, which showed that she really liked the hostage of South Chu. Xiao Jingrui was the illegitimate son of Princess Liyang and a hostage of Southern Chu. His identity was an important secret in the play. In order to protect Jing Rui's identity, the Eldest Princess chose to endure and protect him in various ways. Xie Yu was Jing Rui's adoptive father. He had always wanted to kill Jing Rui, but the Eldest Princess had always protected him. Therefore, it could be said that there was a special relationship between the Eldest Princess and Jing Rui.

The characters included the male lead, Jun Jiuqing, the female lead, Qing Ge, the male supporting character, Xia Wujie, and the male supporting character, Xie Zizhen. " The Eldest Princess of Jing 'an " by Cat Is Mi. It was an ancient romance novel. During the battle for the throne more than ten years ago, the Eldest Princess Mu Wanran wandered outside and became Yun Qingge. She had thought that she could entrust her life to the young man who was her childhood sweetheart, but she did not expect him to slaughter her entire village when he was on the list. That fire had burned Yun Qingge to death and had also burned away their relationship for more than ten years.. I hope you will like this book.

The eldest princess was not necessarily the eldest princess. The eldest princess referred to the emperor's sister, not the emperor's daughter. The emperor's daughter was usually called a princess in the Han Dynasty, and the eldest princess was an exclusive title. Therefore, the eldest princess 'status was not necessarily the highest, but was related to the relationship between the emperor's sister or younger sister. As for the status of the princess, the specific situation may vary according to the dynasty and background. There was not enough information to determine the identity of the eldest princess.

The difference between the Eldest Princess and the Eldest Princess lay in seniority and status. The Eldest Princess referred to the Emperor's sisters, while the Eldest Princess referred to the Emperor's aunt. The Eldest Princess had a higher status and enjoyed more honorable treatment. Although the Eldest Princess 'status was lower than the Eldest Princess, it was still higher than the average princess. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

The difference between the Eldest Princess and the Eldest Princess lay in seniority and status. The Eldest Princess referred to the Emperor's sisters, while the Eldest Princess referred to the Emperor's aunt. In ancient times, the eldest princess had a higher status and enjoyed a higher title and treatment. Although the eldest princess's status was lower than the eldest princess, it was still higher than the average princess. In general, the difference between the Eldest Princess and the Eldest Princess was mainly in their kinship and status.

The difference between the eldest princess and the eldest princess was in seniority and status. The Eldest Princess was the Emperor's aunt, and the Eldest Princess was the Emperor's sister. In ancient times, the eldest princess had a higher status and enjoyed higher titles and treatment. Although the Eldest Princess 'status was lower than the Eldest Princess, it was still higher than the average princess. In general, the difference between the eldest princess and the eldest princess was mainly in their kinship and status.

The difference between the Eldest Princess and the Eldest Princess lay in seniority and status. The Eldest Princess referred to the Emperor's sisters, while the Eldest Princess referred to the Emperor's aunt. In ancient times, the eldest princess had a higher status and enjoyed higher titles and treatment.

The Eldest Princess had a relationship with three men in the Qing Dynasty. They were Prime Minister Lin Ruofu, Crown Prince Li Chengqian, and the Qing Emperor. In the original novel, the Eldest Princess and the Qing Emperor were siblings, but in the television series, they were described as " not blood relatives." The Eldest Princess had secretly colluded with the Second Prince. The two of them worked together to overthrow Fan Xian. Thus, the Eldest Princess had an affair with the Qing Emperor and the Second Prince in the Qing Dynasty.

Joy of Life's Eldest Princess and the Crown Prince were in cahoots. In Joy of Life, Eldest Princess Li Yunrui was actually colluding with Crown Prince Li Chengqian. Although she appeared to be deliberately getting close to the Crown Prince, making others think that she was on the same side as the Crown Prince, in reality, the Crown Prince was just a shield. The Eldest Princess had secretly colluded with the Crown Prince. The two of them had joined forces to overthrow Fan Xian. This plot was revealed and hinted at in the TV series Joy of Life.

" Great Qin: My Eldest Son is the Ancestral Dragon " was a novel written by Taiyou. The story was about the time when the old King of Qin, Ying Ji, had a bitter look on his face and the Ying royal family was in dire straits. Ying Rui became the fifth generation Yu Lie with extraordinary courage. He nurtured his eldest son, Ying Zheng, and fought against all opposition to protect the God of Killing, Baiqi. He swept across the six kingdoms in Lingnan and pacified the Xiongnu and destroyed Mount Alex. As for whether Ying Rui was the eldest son of the Great Qin Emperor, the text did not explicitly mention it, so it could not be confirmed.