There were constant frictions between the Northern Qi and the Qing Dynasty, and the Eastern Yi and Western Yi were hostile to each other. After Emperor Qing Li Yunqian came to the throne, he made close friends and attacked far away. After taking back the Eastern and Western Yi, he granted Concubine Ning, who was born in Dongyi, a reward. The Southwest Yi was rich in mountains and rivers, and was not directly controlled by officials dispatched by the court like the Dongyi. So Princess Jing was granted the title of princess and married to the southwest.
The price for retaining the royal family was that the sons of the holy king and princess were educated in the palace. Ge Puqu, the only daughter of the holy king of the Yi tribe in southwest China came to Beijing at the age of five. She appears to be the princess's daughter, but is actually a proton.
The story of Kyoto has just begun.
Note: The heroine and the second sister are only relatives, not blood related.
Intention: hit the water in the middle stream
