In the spring of the twelfth year of Emperor Hui's reign in Yishun, Queen Wenren gave birth to the emperor's eldest son. The emperor was overjoyed and made him the prince and named him Min.
In the summer of the 16th year of Emperor Hui's reign in Yishun, the imperial concubine Su gave birth to a daughter. Su was favored at that time, and the emperor doted on her daughter, who was named Princess Nanjing and named Mei.
In the winter of the same year, Queen Wenren gave birth to a daughter, who was named Princess Hanyi and named Sha.
In the 24th year of Emperor Hui's reign, Queen Wenren passed away and was given the posthumous title of Queen Liechun. The prince was twelve years old at the time and was raised by his concubine Lu. Princess Hanyi was eight years old and was taken to the palace of Prince Pingxi in the western capital of the border area to be raised by her uncle, King Pingxi Wenrenhai.
In the 31st year of Emperor Yishun's reign, Emperor Hui changed the country's name to Yuanning, recording the first year of Yuanning.