1, Princess Xijun: the first princess to go to the Western Regions.

Liu Xijun (BC 12 1- BC 10 1), the daughter of Liu Jian, Wang of Hanshui (Yangzhou), married Wusun (now the upper reaches of Yili River), and sealed Xijun as Princess Jiangdu, married Wusun Wang Kunmo. Sara was the first woman sent abroad by the Liu royal family in the Western Han Dynasty, 72 years earlier than Zhaojun, and she was a real golden branch of the royal family.

It was praised by later generations as "the first princess in history" and "the first talented woman among princesses". As far as historical facts are concerned, Wang Zhaojun's departure from the castle is only a lingering sound of Xi Jun and his relatives. Xijun and the two princesses who took care of their worries later married Wusun, which laid an important foundation for formally bringing the western regions into the territory of the motherland.

2. Princess You Jie: The princess who made the greatest contribution in the history of China.

Princess You Jie (? -49 years ago) was born in the royal family, and his grandfather Liu Wu was once the king of Chu. In the spring of Emperor Jingdi's third year, Liu Wu rose up and took part in the "Seven Kingdoms Rebellion" with the same surname. He died in defeat and his family became sinners. From then on, Princess You Jie and her family were suspected and rejected for a long time, and fell into irreversible pain.

When the daughter of Liu Jian, a guilty minister in Jiangdu, died of depression due to her marriage to Wusun Kunmo (the king), in order to consolidate the alliance with Wusun, in four years (65438 BC+0065438 BC+0 BC), Liu Li, a guilty minister, was made a princess, and the grandson Cen of Wusun Kunmo was a wife and concubine.

3. Zhaojun: The kindest and dearest princess.

Wang Zhaojun was born in 52 BC in Zigui County, Nanjun County. He is beautiful, smart and proficient in piano, chess, calligraphy and painting. In 36 BC, he was called into the palace, but he refused to bribe the painter Mao Yanshou and missed the opportunity to meet the emperor of the Han Dynasty. He was exiled to the cold palace for three years. After nearly 30 years of infighting, the Xiongnu in the north, with the help of the Han Dynasty, quelled the civil strife in Uhaanyehe in 36 BC.

In order to close the relationship between the two sides, in 33 BC, Uhaanyehe personally entered the Han Dynasty and asked for a kiss to establish a permanent friendship. Emperor Han Yuan readily agreed to convene concubines in the harem to discuss the marriage, and Wang Zhaojun volunteered. Yuan Di gave her a batch of valuables, such as brocade, silk, jade and so on, and personally delivered them from Chang 'an more than ten miles away.

4. Princess Wencheng: a pro-princess who has left a long story.

Princess Wencheng was born in Rencheng, Jining City, Shandong Province. Her Chinese name and her father's history books are not recorded. Most people guess that she is Li Daozong, king of Jiangxia County. Li Daozong is Tang Gaozu Tang Gaozu's nephew. Because of the meritorious military service, he was named king of Rencheng, and his daughter was born in Rencheng. Princess Wencheng's ancestral home, birthplace, name, parents and history books are not recorded, but it is recorded that she is a patriarchal (house) girl.

In the eighth year of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty (634), Tubo Zanpu Songzangambu sent envoys to the Tang Dynasty, and Emperor Taizong sent a pedestrian Feng Dexia to Tubo. Songzan Gambu once again sent someone to the Tang Dynasty to propose to marry the princess of the Tang Dynasty, which was rejected by Emperor Taizong. King Tuyuhun entered the Tang Dynasty, and the Tibetan envoy told Songzan Gambu when he came back, claiming that the Tang Dynasty refused to get engaged because King Tuyuhun was in the way.

5. Princess Qi: the most brilliant pro-princess in history.

Qi Country Princess (date of birth and death unknown), one of Genghis Khan's concubines, was named Hong Yan. She is the fourth daughter of the King of Jin, and her mother is Qin Sheng's wife Yuan. She is the head of the fourth flower of Genghis Khan. Because of her noble status, she is also called "Princess Queen".

In the third year of Zhenyou (12 15), the Mongolian army surrounded Zhongdu. After consulting with the minister, Emperor Xuanzong of Jin decided to express his wish to kiss Mongolia. Genghis Khan accepted this request and sent messengers to the city to choose a bride. At that time, among the daughters of the rulers, there were seven unmarried women, among whom Qi Country Princess was the most beautiful, but she was not beautiful. Everyone in the palace nicknamed her "Little Sister".

After discussion, it was decided to marry Qi Country Princess to Mongolia. The princess introduced the messenger Ala Asan. Ala Asan first made a pilgrimage to her under the steps and invited her to worship in northern Mongolia, but the princess dared not refuse. Later, the Jin people sent the princess to get married. At that time, there were general guards 10, troops 100, 500 virgins, 3,000 sets of embroidered clothes, 3,000 royal horses, and many gold, silver and jewels.

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