A pseudo-official historical text based on the Tang Dynasty. The princess of the prison country x the marshal of the world's soldiers and horses, powerful.
In the 19th year of Kaide's reign, Shanyu from Northern Liang raised his troops and went south, occupying three counties in a row. General Huo Huai died in battle. Lingwu General Xue Jiuzhou sent back the promise of peace from thousands of miles away, and the blood on his robes and armor was still wet.
Princess Li Zhaohui of Qinghe, the eldest daughter of the late empress, studied with the prince since she was a child. She was favored by thousands of people. However, she was arrogant and unruly, unfaithful and unfilial. She did not want to serve the country and share the worries of her father, so she refused to go to Beiliang to get married. Emperor Xuanzong was furious and demoted her to a commoner and sent her to Huaiyuan. He ordered that the unfilial daughter would never be allowed to enter Chang'an.
Xue Jiuzhou was ordered to face the danger and mobilized all the troops to conquer Beiliang. He finally won a great victory and regained the lost territory. Later, he was named the governor of Liangzhou and received the seal of Jiedushi of the four towns. Later, he was named the king of Pingliang County and worshiped the Taiwei Zhongshu Ling, and even had power over the world.
In the seventh year of Zhi'an, Emperor Wenzong fell ill and passed the throne to his youngest son on his deathbed. He restored the throne to Princess Li Zhaohui, a commoner, and returned to Beijing to supervise the country and serve as regent.
Looking back at the piles of embroidery in Chang'an, Li Zhaohui had been away for ten years, and returned to Huabiao like a crane, and finally met the man who had changed her life.
Intention: There is neither wind nor rain.
Malevolent Drusula
Queen Liu Heipang