Some people say that Princess Li Lingrong of Jin is a slave of Kunlun. Is she really black?

No historical research proves that she is black. Only the Book of Jin said that she was taller and darker than the average maid-in-waiting, so someone called her Kunlun slave at that time. Although black and strong are the characteristics of Kunlun slaves, we know that there are purebred China people who are black and tall.

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Let me briefly introduce the Kunlun slaves mentioned at twelve o'clock in Chang 'an this year. Kunlun slaves are mostly from Southeast Asia. Generally speaking, they should be yellow, not black. Their skin is darker than ours, but it can't meet the standards of black people. Although modern people in Southeast Asia are not very tall, they have always had a reputation for being lazy. But looking at the history books, Kunlun slaves were very hardworking, tall and strong people, so many dignitaries liked to use Kunlun slaves as slaves at that time. The author thinks that Li Lingrong is unlikely to be a Kunlun slave, just because the status of Kunlun slaves at that time was very low and they were all slaves of others. After all, the queen of a country can't be a slave.

Li Lingrong is really lucky. An ordinary maid-in-waiting with no background should live in the palace all her life, or marry an ordinary person when she is old and live all day. Because her appearance did not conform to the popular aesthetics at that time, people liked the beauty of the weak Sandy. Li Lingrong can enter the palace to be a maid of honor. It is conceivable that her appearance is definitely not ugly, but she is definitely not a beauty. The emperor's harem is 3 thousand. She shouldn't have had such an accident. It's just that fate is amazing. The children born by the emperor and other women always die young, forcing the emperor to go to divination, saying that only by having children with her can he live well, and her children will lead the Jin Dynasty to prosperity in the future.

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The emperor took a fancy to this ugly maid-in-waiting. Strange to say, Li Lingrong's children are in good health. Two sons and one daughter are growing well, and one of them has taken over his father's country. She lived happily all her life.