On the sixth day of February in the first year of Renshou, General Changsun, who was known as "killing two birds with one stone", was delighted with the birth of his third daughter. He was so happy that he held a banquet for his beloved daughter's christening. Li Yuan, the Duke of Tang Dynasty, who came to congratulate her, used a rare red jade to launder the money for his son. Neither of them knew that this jade secretly created a great marriage for their children, and became a role model for emperors and empresses of all generations, and was talked about by future generations.
In the ninth year of the great cause, she married him at the age of sixteen when she was thirteen;
Thirteen years later, he ascended the throne as emperor; thirteen days later, her mother honored the world;
In the tenth year of Zhenguan, she passed away suddenly at the age of thirty-six, and they had only been husband and wife for twenty-three years;
Another thirteen years passed, and he finally slept with her in Zhaoling; and their chastity only lasted twenty-three years;
He is the eternal Mingjun, Li Shimin; and she is the empress of a generation, the Empress Changsun;
Thousands of years later, I was moved by them, but I could only use pale language and crude knowledge to open up the historical texts that had accumulated thousands of years of experience, trying to figure out their growth path, understand their struggles and resistance, and describe their deep love as husband and wife. ． ． ． ． ．