Falling Snow Pear White

Name: Falling Snow Pear White
Author: No Matter East Or West

by No Matter East Or West

ongoing Ancient Romance Palace Intrigue Female Lead

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81Kwords32chapters

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Ch. 32 — 摔倒

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About This Novel

The official history of Da Qi, "Qi Shi Tong Jian" records: Queen Zhaodewen's family name was An, a native of Jiangxin, Xizhou, with a nickname of Lili. His father was An Zhisu, the former right deputy censor of the Capital Procuratorate. He was falsely accused of moving to Xizhou to supervise the censor. He was later granted the title of Duke of Chang Guo. His mother's name is Yue, whose name cannot be verified. In the third year of Xianhe, An was selected as a palace maid. In the autumn of the twelfth year of Xianhe, she was favored by Emperor Zhaoren and became a talented person. In March, she was promoted to Jieyu and given the title of Jing. In the spring of the fourteenth year of Xianhe's reign, the imperial concubine Lin asked her to be concubine Jinggui. The following year, she became pregnant, gave birth to the emperor's eldest son Pei Yun, and was named concubine Shu. At that time, the imperial concubine Lin was ill and unable to leave, and An was ranked first among the four concubines. In the first year of Yong'an, she raised the emperor's second son, and in the third year of Yong'an, she raised the emperor's eldest daughter, Princess Anyang. In the fifth year of Yong'an, she was canonized as a queen and exercised her rights as a queen. In the tenth year of Yong'an's reign, he died of illness in Qiwu Hall. The emperor passed away. He retired from court for seven days, stayed in mourning for forty-nine days, and was buried in Jingling. 　　 There are many unofficial histories about Empress Zhaodewen of the Daqi Dynasty, but most of them are written from the perspective of others, so the authenticity cannot be tested. The heroine's story is slow to heat up, slow to heat up, and slow to heat up.