On the 23rd day of June in the twenty-fifth year of the reign of Wenxiang of the Yue State, the King of Yue passed away due to an old illness. The whole country was in mourning, and the emperor and other vassal states sent envoys to express their condolences. The country of Yue was in a state of turmoil, and all countries were watching.
At the beginning of July, the King of Yue issued an imperial edict to all the people in the world, proclaiming his son Bai Yingxiao as king. However, considering that the new king was young, he specially ordered his eldest daughter, Princess Yongye, Bai Yinghuang, Prime Minister Ouyang Xun on the left, Lian Tingbi on the right, and General Ye Chenyang, the protector of the country, to assist the new king. The world was in an uproar.
The King of Yue ascended the throne ten days later, and his title was announced as Yi. He ordered his eldest sister, Princess Yongye, to temporarily hold the royal seal and act as an agent in state affairs. On the left, Ouyang Xunxing was responsible for the king's division. On the right, Lien Tingbi was in charge of the affairs of the state. General Ye Chenyang was appointed as the general of the country to protect the country and commanded the military power of the country.
The next month, Pingyanghou, the younger brother of King Wenxiang, colluded with the Jin State and planned to rebel. Ye Chenyang led the army to put down the rebellion, and Lian Tingbi took charge of the royal capital. In the battle at Changye, he showed amazing swordsmanship and unparalleled strategy. He retreated from the tiger and wolf divisions of the Jin Dynasty. The proud woman in white next to Ye Chenyang seemed to be Bai Yinghuang, the princess of Yongye whose whereabouts were a mystery.
Rumor has it that the person across the battlefield at that time was Young Master Tiance of the Jin Kingdom. The young Master looked at the princess and was so shocked that he immediately folded his fan and struck: I should have this girl as my wife in my lifetime.
Little did they know that this sentence would become a life-long bond between the two.
After that, Jin withdrew its troops readily, and Marquis Pingyang became the best stepping stone for the alliance between the two countries. It was also from then on that Princess Bai Yinghuang of Yongye, who was rumored to have lived in seclusion in the Yunding Palace for eighteen years, started a generation of legends about women on the Kyushu continent.