The Qing Dynasty’s Imperial Sons-in-Law

Name: The Qing Dynasty’s Imperial Sons-in-Law
Author: Hada Drifting Too Far

大清朝的那些额驸们

by Hada Drifting Too Far (飘得太远的哈达)

Status: Completed
Length: 258k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical & Ancient
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Fanqie

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In the Great Qing, does a prince consort who wants to get intimate with his princess wife have to wait for her to summon him? And before the wedding, does a trial-marriage maid have to give the groom a full physical examination?

Has any prince consort ever dared to abandon his princess? And who was the Great Qing's most perfect prince consort?

Let's step back into that era and hear the stories of those poor prince consorts once more.

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