In the third year of this year, Queen Xu Pingjun gave birth to a princess. She died shortly after birth and was given the posthumous title "Gong Ai".
Emperor Xuan was in great mourning and ordered his eunuchs to move the daughter of Empress Gongai out of the Han Palace. Duh: He was born to suppress his mother!
The story takes place in Chang'an, where the snow has just begun.
I was eight years old that year, and it was the early winter of the third year of Yuankang.
I first returned to the Han Palace when I was eight years old. He was wearing a black crown, meandering and mopping the floor. His Highness's courtiers knelt respectfully: "May your Majesty have endless happiness!"
He was so majestic and aloof. The veteran court official, whose hair was mottled at the temples, knelt in front of my father in his prime, wary and nonchalant.
In this life, I have never seen him look fearful and sad, but I have seen him leaning on the railing and feeling lovesick too many times. The people of Chang'an all know that their king once drafted the most romantic edict in the world to find a sword that belonged to Long Qian. The king is nostalgic and will regard anyone who destroys his old sword as his enemy.
For example, my daughter respects martial arts.
Born to conquer the mother.
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