The Queen of Chu came from a scholarly family and was a lady. Three years after entering the palace, she gave birth to the emperor's legitimate princess and eldest son. She named her Princess Hanyue and the Prince of Chu Ling. She also gave Princess Hanyue the sapphire night pearl among the four pearls. Unexpectedly, she made Concubine Jia of Yongchun Palace unhappy. Princess Hanyue grew up smoothly in one day. As the days passed, Princess Hanyue became more and more beautiful and calm-tempered. After all, she was the legitimate princess, and she became more and more like Queen Qiuqing. She was dignified and elegant, but after all, she was the royal princess who was pampered and pampered by the royal family. Since she was a princess, she had no choice but to decide her own destiny. After Princess Hanyue's hairpin ceremony, the emperor made the legitimate princess Han for the benefit of the Tang Dynasty. Yue went to get married, but Queen Qiuqing refused to do so when she found out, but the queen had no choice. As a direct princess of the Chu Kingdom, she could not make the decision on her own marriage. Princess Hanyue naturally disagreed when she heard about it. That day, the always dignified Princess Hanyue broke into the Emperor's Heart Cultivation Hall for the first time regardless of her image, and had a big quarrel with the Emperor. She was not worried. She did not change, but was beaten fifty times by the emperor. From then on, Princess Hanyue refused to eat or drink, and lost a lot of weight in three days, which made Queen Qiuqing and Prince Chu Ling feel distressed. Queen Qiuqing tried her best to persuade, but Princess Hanyue refused to listen. The emperor was not soft-hearted at all. Princess Hanyue finally married the Tang Dynasty and the prince of Tang Dynasty with great glory.
Purpose: The princess of Chu State goes to Tang Dynasty to get married