In the third year of Tianqi, Emperor Huajin ordered the Prime Minister's Mansion to make Rong Qing, the third son of the Jin Dynasty, the imperial concubine. Rong Qing was so angry that he entered the palace that night and faced Emperor Huajin with swords drawn in the royal study. No one knows what happened that night, but Rong Qing never left the palace again. During the Mid-Autumn Festival in August, there was an emergency at the border. General Han Qiang of Zhenbei came to ask for an order to go north. On the same day, the emperor decreed a grand wedding and granted Rong the title of concubine. His grace was unlimited. At this point, the first male concubine appeared in the Tianshuo Dynasty.