Princess Fushou
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The noble concubine Qin, named Jin and named Mingyan, was one of the four noble concubines in the Taizong period. She was the ancestral prince and Taifu Qin Sheng, her father was the left minister of household affairs Qin Qi, and her mother's family was the Zhao family. She came from a famous family and had a distinguished status. In the 6th year of Yu Qinghe, she entered the palace as a concubine and gave birth to 2nd prince Qi, 4th prince Yun, 9th prince Jing, and 12th prince Qi. Because she raised the third prince Jin Yougong for the queen, she was granted the title of noble concubine in the 27th year of Yu Qinghe. In the 41st year of Qinghe's reign, Emperor Taizong died and Emperor Wu ascended the throne. Jin'an was granted the title of Imperial Concubine Jin'an. After seven years of prosperity, she accompanied King Shou to the fiefdom for retirement. In the 29th year of her prime, she died in the fiefdom. She was known in history as "The Imperial Concubine of Emperor Jin'an Fushou".
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