King Chunzhi of Jin was the second son of Emperor Xuan and his biological mother was Mrs. Cui of Xiangyuan. Mrs. Xiangyuan was a woman of jade, soft skin, charming appearance, and graceful appearance. She was favored during the Hongzhen and Taiqing years. King Jin was also valued by Emperor Xuan, and he gradually became delusional, deliberately plotting to kill the Crown Prince Chunzhen, disrespecting his legitimate mother, Empress Min, being arrogant and cruel, arrogant and disrespectful, and misbehaving. As a result, he was criticized by the world and gradually lost the emperor's heart.
In April of the 11th year of the Taiqing Dynasty, Emperor Xuan was seriously ill. Fearing that he would harm the country and the country, he issued an edict to the three princes before Daxing, conferring the title of Prince Chunzhi on the second prince, the title of Jin, and the fiefdom of Pengzhou. King Jin was ordered to leave Beijing immediately and was banished to Pengzhou. He was not allowed to leave the fiefdom without an edict. At that time, many people said that Emperor Xuan was merciful.
——————"The Chronicles of the Jing Dynasty Emperors: The Biography of Emperor Xuan"