Princess Order
According to historical records, Liang Taizu started his family in Cao Mang and behaved informally. His empress Yuan died young. Taizu loved his legitimate daughter very much and made her the emperor's concubine, but she failed to succeed. There are 300,000 troops stationed on the border outside Guanling, but the eldest princess orders them to follow. This is the eldest princess's order. However, more than two years after Emperor Wu of Liang came to the throne, Emperor Wu died of illness. The whereabouts of the eldest princess and Emperor Wu's young prince were unknown, and no orders from the princess were seen. In the eleventh year of Emperor Wu's reign, the prince returned to the clan, and the eldest princess was honored for a while. Later, the "Qianyuan Palace Case" occurred. The next day, the eldest princess died of illness in the princess mansion without any orders from the princess. Therefore, there are writings by later historians saying that if the eldest princess ordered something, it may not have existed, which was actually Taizu's cautious love.