What is the ending of Princess Chengyang, the favorite daughter of Emperor Taizong of Li Shimin?

Li Shimin's favorite princess of Emperor Taizong was Princess Chengyang. Although she has been married twice, her marriage is happy. Her parents loved her all her life, and even her brother Tang Gaozong took care of her, so it ended well.

Princess Chengyang is the favorite princess of Emperor Taizong and Li Shimin. He carefully chose a husband for Chengyang. This man is Du He, the son of Du Ruhui, the Lord of Lai. Although Du Ruhui has passed away, the Du family has not declined because of this. Emperor Taizong always attached great importance to Du family.

In 643 AD, Emperor Taizong ordered painter Yan to draw the Map of Twenty-four Heroes of Lingyange to commemorate these Kibaki heroes who worked with him in farming that year, among whom Du Ruhui ranked third. It can be seen that Emperor Taizong has always been obsessed with Du Ruhui. After Princess Chengyang married Du He, Du He was also named Xiangyang Gong.

But later Prince Li Chenggan wanted to rebel. Emperor Taizong remembered that the friendship between father and son saved his life, but his companions were born to die, including Princess Xu of Chengyang. However, Emperor Taizong did not blame Princess Chengyang. But to take care of her husband who lost at a young age and start looking for another husband for her.

Li Shimin, the second wife of Emperor Taizong, was very cautious. After careful consideration, he chose Xue Gui, the son of Xue Huaiyu for her. In order to ensure the success of this marriage, Emperor Taizong also specially ordered people to perform divination. As a result, divination shows: "When two fires eat together, they will flourish at first and be exhausted at last. If you hold the ceremony day and night, you will be lucky in the end. "

According to the wedding custom of the Tang Dynasty at that time, the wedding was held at night, but according to the result of divination, the wedding of the two needed to be held during the day to be auspicious. Therefore, Emperor Taizong decided to disregard the old customs and wanted to change Princess Chengyang's wedding to daytime. However, this move was strongly opposed by ministers, and Emperor Taizong had no choice but to give up.

Fortunately, Princess Chengyang and Xue Kui got along well after their marriage. They had three sons, Yi Xue, Xue Xu and Xue Shao. These three sons also live up to expectations. Xue E, the eldest son, was appointed as Hou of Hedong County and secretariat of Jeju. The second son, Xue Xu, is a doctor in China who respects the royal family very much, while the youngest son, Xue Shao, is more familiar to us. He is the husband of Princess Taiping.