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Princess Yong'an (永安公主, 20 July 1377 – 26 January 1417), born Zhu Yuying (朱玉英), was a princess of the Ming dynasty. She was the oldest daughter of the Yongle Emperor and the elder sister of the Hongxi Emperor.
- 26 January 1417 (aged 39)
- 20 July 1377, Yingtian, Zhili (present-day Nanjing, Jiangsu, China)
- Yuan Rong, Marquis of Guangping
Chinese princess / From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Princess Yong'an (永安公主, 20 July 1377 – 26 January 1417), born Zhu Yuying (朱玉英), was a princess of the Ming dynasty. She was the oldest daughter of the Yongle Emperor and the elder sister of the Hongxi Emperor. Oops something went wrong: 403.
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Yong'an (永安, Yǒng'ān) was a provincial city in the Kingdom of Xianle before it overthrew the nation after a civil war. It became an extremely prosperous kingdom on its own, but slowly declined after Lang Qianqiu's generation until it ultimately fell.
Xianle Civil War
800 years ago, Yong'an was a provincial capital in Xianle located on the Lang-er Bay. It was a barren land where plants have a hard time growing which made the drought that hit Xianle even more pronounced as there were no more food, water and there are no income as there were no jobs. This caused a mass refugee to trickle into Xianle Capital City and caused many conficts. Soon not only people from Yong'an come to the Capital City but also from the poor cities along the way. Finally, the tension culminates in the citizen of Yong'an being exiled from the city. But as they cannot live anywhere else without risking death they waited outside the fortress and survived off rations given out by the king. The standstill was finally broken on the fifth day by the death of a family. The rebellion led by Lang Ying was successful in overthrowing Xianle royal family and from then on the kingdom became Yong'an kingdom.
The Gilded Banquet
Happened 500 years after the creation of the Yong'an Kingdom.
Banyue War
Around 200 before current events in the novel. It was responsible for the fall of the Banyue.
1.Novel, Book 2, Chapter 70: Fallen Golden Statue; Boor Buries Suffering Son
2.Novel, Book 2, Chapter 75: Closing the Capital Gates; Survival of Yong'an Barred
3.Novel, Book 2, Chapter 76: Closing the Capital Gates; Survival of Yong'an Barred II
4.Novel, Book 2, Chapter 77: Xianle in Chaos; Crown Prince Returns to the Mortal Realm
Princess Yong'an of the First Rank ( 固倫永安公主; 7 October 1634 – February/March 1692), Hong Taiji's eighth daughter.
- Manggusi
- August 1636 – 21 September 1643
- Gunbu
- Deposed Empress Jing
Princess Yong-Tai (684-701) was granddaughter of Emperor Gaozong of Tang dynasty and Empress Wu Zetian. The 17 -year-old girl was poisoned by order of her own grandmother, as soon as the latter felt that the young princess constituted a threat to her power.
Synopsis. With the collapse of the West Canal, the capital city of Yong An was immediately plunged into chaos. Blamed for the collapse and the ensuing chaos, the Minister of Works, Shen Wen Qi, was imprisoned by order of the Emperor.
28 de feb. de 2024 · Especially Shen Zhen, the youngest daughter, who had always been sheltered though resourceful, now found herself in the middle of a conspiracy. During this time, Lu Shi Yan, the imperial prosecutor responsible for investigating the case, was perplexed by recurring dreams of his entanglement with a mysterious woman.
