In the seventeenth year of Yong'an, the emperor played chess to balance the government and the opposition, and undercurrents of competition for the throne arose.
Xie Qingyang, the legitimate daughter of the general, was caught in a dilemma and formed an alliance with the prince Shen Heng with half a jade pendant, and they entered the chess game together.
Marriage is settled with a piece of paper, which is both grace and binding.
The court was full of strife and many parties struggled. The two solved the dilemma step by step and worked together to clean up the long-standing shortcomings of the court.
After the country was stabilized, they broke the old hereditary system and established the eldest daughter to inherit the throne, creating a precedent for women to serve in the court.
The purpose is to calm down the turmoil between the government and the public, eliminate the shackles of generations, seek peace for the family and the country, and seek long-term peace where women do not need to be bound by identity, gender, or marriage contracts.