□□The story goes like this:
Princess Shen of Guangping, whose courtesy name was Pearl, was from Huzhou. She was originally a son of a good family and was chosen to serve in the East Palace. Later, she was given the title of Princess Guangping as her concubine. In the last years of King Sejong's reign, the Qingping Rebellion broke out and the country was overthrown several times. Shizong took Donggong and Wang Xixing with him, but his concubines were captured by the rebels before they could escape and were detained in Shangyang Palace in the eastern capital. The king led his troops to cross eastward and regained the eastern capital. When he met his concubine in Shangyang Palace, he wept with joy and swore an oath to the heavenly alliance that he would never pay his respects to you. The queen was ordered to go on the Northern Expedition, and he hurriedly moved his concubine to a palace in the east capital before she could accompany him.
The remnants of the rebel party have reoccupied the eastern capital, and the concubine is among the rebellious troops. Her whereabouts are unknown, and her life and death are unknown. When the king took over the eastern capital again, he searched the imperial city, but found no concubine. He ordered the whole country to search for her, but to no avail.
In the early years of the Ming Dynasty, the king moved to Chu because of his many achievements, and wanted to register Cui as the princess of Chu. The king refused because Shen had not returned, so he refused to register her. She was later made the crown prince, and the title of crown princess was also vacant.
In the first year of Tiande, the king ascended the throne of Dabao and was named Zhenzong. He ordered all the Jiedu envoys to search for the whereabouts of the concubine, but to no avail. After the emperor was grieved, he issued a decree to the world: from now on, if anyone makes any false statements about the latter, he will be executed without mercy. Therefore, Changqiu hangs in vain, waiting for several years.
The emperor has a noble concubine named Dugu, who is extremely beautiful in the Six Palaces, favors and excels in the pepper room, and is rarely used by other concubines. However, throughout her life, she became a noble concubine and was given the posthumous title of Queen Zhenyi.