In 702 BC, the Zhou royal family was in decline, and the feudal princes were fighting for hegemony.
In the late autumn of that year, a rare event happened in the palace of Chen State. With the birth of a princess, peach blossoms bloomed in full bloom amidst the falling snowflakes. She is Princess Peach Blossom, the protagonist of this article, and later Mrs. Xi's concubine. When Princess Peach Blossom grew up, Cai Xianwu, the crown prince of Cai Kingdom, accidentally saw her beauty and was deeply infatuated with her. After returning to the country, she immediately went to Chen Kingdom to propose marriage. Queen Chen secretly married her biological princess (Sister Xigui Wang) to Cai Guo. Later Xi Gui agreed to marry Xi Hou as his wife, and the two of them played music and played music harmoniously, becoming a couple of gods and immortals. I didn't want to be teased by Cai Xianwu when I passed by Cai State when I returned to China to visit relatives. When Xihou learned about this, he became furious and wanted to avenge the "humiliation of his wife." Unfortunately, Xiguo was too small, so he had to persuade the King of Chu to attack Xiguo, and asked Cai Xianwu to send troops to help him fight against Chu, and then joined forces with the King of Chu to destroy Cai.
Sure enough, Cai Xianwu fell into the trap, and Xihou and the King of Chu captured Cai Xianwu alive.
Cai Xianwu was unwilling to die. He spoke highly of Xi Gui's beauty in front of the King of Chu, and instigated the King of Chu to destroy the country of Xi and seize Xi Gui.
In order for the people and Xihou to survive, Xi Gui sacrificed her life and submitted to the King of Chu. She did not speak to the King of Chu for three years.
