The title of princess

Taking the Ming and Qing Dynasties as the background, it is too far back to say that there are too many "turning points" in history.

"Princess" is the first daughter of the prince, and some granddaughters were named "princesses" before they got married. The princess and her master are in harmony.

The eldest daughter of the prince: refers to the prince ("member of the royal family") who is closely related to the emperor of this dynasty (era) and his married daughter.

1. Does it mean that only princes and virgins can become monarchs?

Yes, the "first daughter" of a prince can be called a princess.

2. Is it natural or needs to be sealed?

Every prince's "first daughter" is a natural monarch. The seal is usually a title granted by the emperor because of some objective conditions, not the first daughter of the prince.

3. What if you have multiple daughters?

The first daughter of any prince can be called a monarch.

4. You can't be a princess if you have a concubine?

I can only say "I can't be born" but "I have a chance to pursue it the day after tomorrow." You can watch!

Four questions are exactly the same. It seems that you really care about them, hehe:)

To be exact, I didn't stop or cancel. It's just a normal subconscious. Just like the concept of "abandonment" when an ancient woman got married.