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In the second year of Zhenghe, the crown prince Wei was defeated, and many of his followers and concubines were implicated. The grandson was ill and imprisoned in the county prison. Emperor Wu repented of his son and took him into the night court to support him. At the end of the day, he was married to Xu, a popular folk girl. Fuling, the emperor's youngest son, succeeded to the throne, and in the fourth year of the First Yuan Dynasty, he welcomed Shangguan's youngest daughter in the middle palace. In the first year of Yuanfeng, the Shangguan family rebelled against King Liu Dan of Yan, causing disaster to the auxiliary minister Sang Hongyang. The entire Sang family was wiped out, and the Sang family's orphan daughter fell into the palace. There are records in historical records that Shangguan's daughter grew up in a deep palace, and her relatives were not favored by the emperor because of her powerful relatives. Later, the Queen Mother lived in Changle Palace in her prime, and there were no longer rumors.