Princess Wencheng, Princess Wencheng (625-680), named Li Xueyan, was the daughter of Emperor Taizong Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty. Han nationality. She is smart and beautiful. She has been influenced by her family since she was a child. She has learned culture, knows books and rituals, and believes in Buddhism.
In the 7th century, King Songtsen Gampo of Tibet shocked the Tang Dynasty. At that time, the Tang Dynasty had the most advanced economy and culture in the world. Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty believed that "a marriage is equivalent to 100,000 soldiers." Princess Wencheng, who was well-educated and sensible, was simple and generous, and took the initiative to be recruited as the wife of the 25-year-old Songtsen Gampo. The 16-year-old Princess Wencheng quickly adjusted to the plateau climate in Tibet; at the same time, she launched a smart challenge to Songtsen Gampo. Five tests of Songtsan Gambo's courtship envoy Ludongzan: using a silk ribbon to pass through a piece of turquoise (nine-curved pearl) with a small winding hole; pointing out the root and tip of a wooden stick with the same thickness at both ends The 100 foals that were cleared together were sorted out which of the 100 mares they were born from; they were summoned to the maze-like palace to watch a play at night, and after the play, they suddenly arranged for the envoy to return to his residence alone; finally, Princess Wencheng stood among 300 girls and let the envoy who had never met Princess Wencheng choose. ——This is a classic moment of great exchange between Tibetan culture and Chinese culture.
In the first year of Yonghui (650), after the death of Songtsen Gampo, Princess Wencheng has been living in Tibet. She loves Tibetan compatriots and is deeply loved by the people. She designed and assisted in the construction of Jokhang Temple and Ramoche Temple. Under her influence, Han crafts such as milling, weaving, pottery, papermaking, and winemaking were gradually introduced to Tubo; she brought poems, agricultural books, Buddhist scriptures, history books, medical texts, calendars and other classics, which promoted the Tubo economy. , the development of culture has strengthened the friendly relations between the Han and Tibetan people. The gold statue of Sakyamuni Buddha she brought is still worshiped by the Tibetan people.
In the first year of Yonglong (680), Princess Wencheng passed away. The Tubo Dynasty held a grand funeral for her, and the Tang Dynasty sent envoys to Tubo to pay tribute. There are still statues built by Tibetans in memory of her in Lhasa, which have a history of more than 1,300 years.
There is also a Princess Wencheng Temple in Yushu County, Qinghai Province. The seated statue of Princess Wencheng in the center of the temple is 8 meters tall, sitting on a lion lotus seat, with vivid images and fine carvings. There is constant incense here all year round, butter lamps are lit day and night, and Tibetan and Han people come to worship in an endless stream. It is said that Princess Wencheng stayed here for a long time on her way to Lhasa and was grandly welcomed by the local Tibetan leaders and people. She was deeply moved and decided to stay longer and teach the local people farming and weaving techniques. Now Princess Wencheng Temple has been listed as a national cultural relic protection unit.
In Chinese history, there are many examples of princesses or clan girls marrying off the kings of Tibetan states to make marriages. During the period of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Princess Wencheng married far away from Tibet, which is a good example of marriage arrangements. Under her influence, the friendship between Han and Tibetan people has developed greatly, so it is not an exaggeration to call Princess Wencheng the most successful female diplomat.
Tubo is now Tibet, and had no contact with China before the Tang Dynasty. It is said that the Tubo people are the descendants of Tufa Lilugu, a native of Xianbei who was king of Nanliang in the late Eastern Jin Dynasty. Due to the loss of their country, they fled to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. In order to commemorate their ancestors, they took "Tufa" as their national name, which was later changed according to the similar pronunciation. For "Tubo". The Tubo people live a nomadic life, raising yaks, horses, pigs and dromedary camels, and some also plant highland barley and buckwheat. In the seventh century AD, Nongzan succeeded to the throne and became Tubo Zampu (King of Tubo). People also called him Songtsen Gampo. He was a brave and powerful leader who led his army to unify many tribes on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. He established a powerful kingdom centered on the city of Luosu, which is today's Lhasa.
In the twelfth year of Emperor Taizong’s reign, Songtsan Gampo led the Tibetan army to attack Songzhou, a border town of Tang Dynasty, which is today’s Songpan County, Sichuan. During the Tang Dynasty under the rule of Emperor Taizong, the country was rich and powerful. So he sent Hou Junji to lead a large army to attack. They defeated Tubo at the foot of Songzhou City. Songtsen Gampo had no choice but to surrender and admire the power of the Tang Dynasty. While writing a letter of apology, he also specially proposed to the Tang court.
After some consideration, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty decided to agree to his request. Princess Wencheng was dignified and plump. She had read poetry and books since she was a child. Although she had doubts about the distant Tubo, she was full of novelty. yearning, so he agreed. After more than two months of preparation, in the midwinter of the 15th year of Zhenguan, a very impressive team escorted Princess Wencheng to Tubo for marriage, led by Li Daozong, the Minister of Rites and Prince of Jiangxia.
The reason why we set out in the middle of winter is because it takes more than a month to travel from Chang'an to Tibet via Longnan and Qinghai, and we have to pass through several fast-flowing rivers along the way. In the middle of winter, the river level is gentle, which makes it easier to see off relatives. The team passes. In addition to carrying a rich dowry, this team also carried a large number of books, musical instruments, silk and grain seeds. In addition to the maids of Princess Wencheng, there were also a group of scribes, musicians and agricultural technicians, almost all of whom were members of the team. It's like a "cultural delegation" and an "agricultural technical team". What are these people going to do? Because Tushan had already defeated Tuyuhun and suddenly became a powerful power in the southwest; Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty had foresight and felt that only by strengthening the ties with Tubo could the stability of the southwest border of the Tang Dynasty be ensured, so he did everything possible to deal with them economically and culturally. Helped Tubo to appreciate and follow Datang in a subtle way. Princess Wencheng actually married far away with the political mission of harmonious diplomatic relations, and this team of bride-seekers also went to help her complete this mission.
After more than a month of arduous trekking in the wind and snow, when the spring was warm and the flowers were blooming, Princess Wencheng and his party arrived at the source of the Yellow River. Here, there are lush water and grass, and flocks of cattle and sheep. It was a change from the wind and sand and confusion along the way. The desolate scene is refreshing. Princess Wencheng, who was worried about the harsh terrain along the way, was relieved at this time, so the escorting team took a short rest here for a few days.
At this time, Songtsan Gampo personally led a large group of welcoming people and horses to Heyuan. When Songtsan Gampo and his entourage saw Li Daozong, the envoy of the Tang Dynasty, Prince of Jiangxia County, they paid homage and performed a wedding ceremony. , he has identified Tang Dynasty as the superior state of Tubo. Li Daozong invited Princess Wencheng to meet Songtsen Gampo. The Tibetan king who was traveling on the plateau fell in love with her when he saw the golden branches and jade leaves of China. He saw Princess Wencheng dressed in gorgeous clothes, dignified and elegant. , completely different from the primitive and simple Tubo women. And the Songtsen Gampo that Princess Wencheng saw, although he was made dark and rough by the scorching sun and strong winds of the plateau, but with his tall and strong figure and the bold spirit revealed between his eyebrows, he looked very heroic; in Princess Wencheng's heart I am secretly glad that I have married a great husband.
The procession of seeing off and welcoming the bride entered Luoche City majesticly. Under the auspices of Li Daozong, Songtsan Gampo and Princess Wencheng held a grand wedding in accordance with Han etiquette. , people all over the city sang and danced to celebrate their Zamp and his wife. Songtsen Gampo was overjoyed and said to his subordinates: "My family and my father have never had any precedent of marrying into the country. Today I got the princess of the Tang Dynasty as my wife. I am really lucky. I will build a gorgeous palace for the princess. To leave a legacy to future generations."
Soon, a beautiful palace, the Potala Palace, was built with magnificent buildings. The pavilions are exquisite and elegant, with rippling blue ponds and beautiful flowers and trees planted. All structures are modeled after the Tang Dynasty palace garden, and were used to accommodate Princess Wencheng and comfort her homesickness. In order to have more of the same language with Princess Wencheng, Songtsan Gambo took off the furs he was accustomed to wearing and put on the silk Tang suit that Princess Wencheng had sewn for him. He also worked hard to learn Chinese from Princess Wencheng. , an interracial couple, with a harmonious relationship, love and respect for each other, started their new life.
According to traditional customs, Tubo people apply ocher-colored clay on their cheeks every day, saying it can ward off evil spirits. Although it looks very ugly and uncomfortable, no one raised any objections because it is a traditional custom. , most Tubo people just follow the rules. After Princess Wencheng arrived in Tubo, she carefully understood and pondered this habit. She believed that it was unreasonable, harmful to hygiene, and really a vulgar and bad habit. Therefore, she tactfully expressed her opinion to Songtsen Gampo. After hearing this, Songtsen Gampo felt that her words made sense, and immediately ordered the abolition of this custom. At first, some nostalgic Tubo people were not used to it, but gradually they found that maintaining their original appearance was both convenient and good-looking, and everyone also They were all happy to accept it, and they were even very grateful to Princess Wencheng for breaking the rules for them.
After life settled down, the Han musicians brought by Princess Wencheng began to perform their duties. They worked very hard to play the most popular music in the Tang Palace for Songtsen Gampo and Princess Wencheng. The music was soothing and beautiful, making them happy. Songtsen Gampo felt as if he was hearing the music of immortals. He praised the musicians and music, and selected a group of talented boys and girls to study with Han musicians, so that Han music gradually spread throughout the Tubo territory. Flowed into the hearts of the Tubo people.
The accompanying scribes also began to work. They helped organize relevant documents about Tibet and recorded Songtsan's important conversations with ministers, which helped Tibet's politics move away from primitiveness and become more formalized. Songtsen Gampo was overjoyed, and ordered his ministers and aristocratic disciples to sincerely worship the scribes as their teachers, learn Han culture, and study the poems and books they brought; then he also sent batch after batch of aristocratic disciples to travel thousands of miles. Trekking to Chang'an, he entered the country of the Tang Dynasty, studied poetry and books, and introduced Han culture back to Tubo.
The agricultural technicians do not preach anything. They just sow the grain seeds brought from the Central Plains on the fertile soil of the plateau, and then carefully irrigate, fertilize, and weed. When the harvest season comes, then The huge crops and astonishingly high yields made the Tibetan people wide-eyed. Although the Tibetan people also planted some crops such as highland barley and buckwheat at that time, due to poor management, they often just planted them and ignored them, so the yield was extremely low. They had to admire the superb planting techniques of Han agricultural technicians. Under the instructions of Songtsen Gampo and Princess Wencheng, agricultural technicians began to teach the Tibetan people agricultural techniques in a planned way, so that they could harvest a large amount of food while nomadic. Especially after the technology of growing mulberry and raising silkworms was passed on to them, Tubo gradually produced homemade silk fabrics with soft luster and rich colors, which greatly beautified the lives of the Tubo people and made them overjoyed. They were all very grateful to Princess Wencheng. The benefits brought to them after entering Tubo.
Princess Wencheng treated Songtsen Gampo with kindness and kindness, which made the Tubo king who grew up in a barbaric land deeply appreciate the cultivation and tenderness of Han women. He not only cherished Princess Wencheng, And I tried my best to adopt some of her suggestions. Princess Wencheng relied on her own knowledge and insights to carefully observe the people's sentiments in Tubo, and then put forward various reasonable suggestions to assist her husband in governing this country with a vast territory and strong and simple folk customs.
Princess Wencheng was not the kind of woman who was extremely powerful. She participated in the governance of the country, but never asked Songtsen Gampo to give her any official position. Regarding the major political decisions of the Tubo Kingdom, she only put forward her own opinions and did not force it. Therefore, Songtsan Gampo and the ministers were very fond of her and often asked her for advice on the political system of the Tang Palace as a reference for their administration. The majority of the Tibetan people regarded her as a god.
In the 22nd year of Zhenguan, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty sent Wang Xuance as envoy to Tibet. On the one hand, he wanted to reconcile the relationship between the two countries, and on the other hand, he also visited Princess Wencheng who was married far away. Wang Xuance led an envoy team on the road with a large number of silk cultural relics. When passing through the Kingdom of Tianzhu, they were unfortunately robbed by the Tianzhu people. Except for Wang Xuance who escaped with a small number of people, most of the people, horses and items were robbed. Wang Xuance arrived in Tubo in embarrassment, met with Songtsen Gampo and explained the situation of the robbery. Songtsen Gampo believed that Tianzhu was deliberately provoking and damaging his relationship with the Tang Dynasty, so he sent a large army to attack Tianzhu and destroyed their capital. They captured the prince of Tianzhu, seized a large number of livestock, and rescued the entourage of the Tang Dynasty envoy, which was a relief for the Tang Dynasty envoy.
In the 23rd year of Zhenguan, Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, passed away, and the crown prince succeeded him as Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty. The new Emperor of the Tang Dynasty granted Songtsan Gampo the title of Commander-in-Chief Prince Consort and the title of Prince of Xihai County. He also sent special envoys to send large amounts of gold, silver, silk, poems, books, grain seeds, and specially sent ornaments and cosmetics to Princess Wencheng. In order to commend her and the merits of caring for Tibet.
Songtsen Gampo expressed his gratitude for writing this letter, and said loyally: "When the Emperor comes to the throne, if any of his ministers are disloyal, they should send troops to the country to eliminate them." He also presented fifteen kinds of jewelry. Please place it in front of Taizong's soul to express your condolences. Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty was so moved by Songtsen Gampo's loyalty that he promoted him to the title of King of Bin and gave him three thousand pieces of colorful silk. The Tibetan envoys were greatly opened their eyes after arriving in Chang'an. Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty agreed to the rice and the technology of making paper, pen, ink and inkstone. The relationship between the Tang Dynasty and Tubo, based on the liaison between Princess Wencheng, has reached the peak of harmony.
Thanks to the efforts of Songtsen Gampo and Princess Wencheng to implement reforms, and the proper planning of Dalu (the Prime Minister of Tubo) Ludongtsan, Tubo has achieved great success in military, political, economic, cultural and other aspects. It achieved rapid development and was able to dominate the Western Regions and became a powerful barrier to the west of the Tang Dynasty.
Unfortunately, Songtsen Gampo passed away soon after, and his grandson succeeded him as Zampu. Because Zampu was young, most of the state affairs were handled by Ludongtsen, while the family affairs were handled by Princess Wencheng. At this time everything was relatively stable. However, Ludongzan also died soon after, and his son Qinling followed suit and made a great argument. At this time, the relationship between Tubo and its neighboring country Shiguhun deteriorated. They both wrote to the Tang court asking for a judgment on right and wrong. However, Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty refused to make a ruling. Qinling Unable to hold himself back, he raised troops and defeated Tuguhun. Unexpectedly, this move offended the majesty of the Tang court. Tang Gaozong believed that before he made a verdict, Tubo had used force without permission, and simply did not take the Tang Dynasty into consideration. Therefore, in the first year of Xianheng, he sent Commander Xue Rengui to attack Tibet.
Unexpectedly, Xue Rengui's army was completely defeated by the Tibetan army in the Dafeichuan area. From then on, the Tubo people no longer obeyed the Tang Dynasty and raised troops to invade the Tang border. The Tang court sent a large army to guard the Tao River to prevent harassment by the Tibetan army. The two sides fell into a hostile situation, and Tubo became the biggest enemy that the Tang Dynasty could never solve.
From the early spring of the 15th year of Zhenguan, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, when Princess Wencheng married Songtsen Gampo, to the first year of Xianheng Emperor, Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, when Xue Rengui led his troops to conquer Tibet, in the thirty years, due to Princess Wencheng’s erudition, Versatile, it had a great influence on the civilization of Tubo. It not only consolidated the Tang Dynasty's western border defense, but also spread the culture of the Han nation to the Western Regions. This was the proud work of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty. Unfortunately, Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty could not make good use of it in the end and easily It was a pity to provoke war and create an uncontrollable situation, which brought the harmonious situation that Princess Wencheng had worked so hard to create to an abrupt end!
In the first year of Emperor Yonglong of the Tang Dynasty, Princess Wencheng died of illness in Luoxecheng. The Tang court sent special envoys to pay homage, but they failed to improve the diplomatic relations between the two countries. However, Princess Wencheng's admiration from the Tubo officials and people was not diminished due to her estranged relationship with the Tang Dynasty. Her death caused the pain of all Tubo people.
After the death of Princess Wencheng, the Tubo people built temples and shrines to her everywhere to commemorate her. Some local craftsmen who came with her have always been treated generously, and after their deaths, they were buried on both sides of Princess Wencheng's tomb. To this day, Princess Wencheng and these friendly envoys are still regarded as gods by Tibetans.
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Princess Wencheng Temple
Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Qinghai Province is located in the southeast of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and is China's "Three Rivers Source" ”, is also the world-famous hometown of Tibetan singing and dancing. The Princess Wencheng Temple with a history of more than 1,300 years was built here. It has been listed as a national cultural relic protection unit.
Princess Wencheng Temple, also known as "Princess Shajia Temple", is located in Beina Valley, 25 kilometers southeast of Jiegu Town, Yushu County. This is a grand canyon with endless mountains on both sides, standing under the blue sky of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. , the pines and cypresses on the mountain are picturesque, and the river below the mountain is poetic. The Tibetan-style Princess Wencheng Temple is close to the 100-foot cliff, with a quiet scenery and a shining golden roof. Countless Tibetan scriptures are engraved on all the cliffs and larger rocks around the temple. The temple has three floors, covering an area of ??more than 600 square meters including the courtyard, and a total height of 9.6 meters.
The seated statue of Princess Wencheng in the center of the temple sits on a lion lotus seat and is 8 meters tall. There are 8 standing stone Buddha statues on both sides of the seated statue, separated on the upper and lower floors. Each Buddha statue is 3 meters high, exquisitely carved and vivid. The temple is an ancient building with both the artistic style of the Tang Dynasty and the characteristics of Tibetan flat-roofed architecture.
For more than 1,300 years, incense has been burning here all year round, butter lamps have been lit day and night, and Tibetan and Han people have come to worship in an endless stream, like a family.
Princess Wencheng was the daughter of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty. She married Tubo Songtsen Gampo in the fifteenth year of Zhenguan (641). Princess Wencheng and her party set out from Chang'an, passed through Xining, climbed over the Riyue Mountain, and traveled a long distance to Lhasa. It is said that Beinagou in Yushu County was the place where Princess Wencheng stayed the longest on her way to Tibet. The Tibetan leaders and people here held a grand welcome ceremony for her. Princess Wencheng was deeply moved and decided to stay longer and teach the local people farming and weaving techniques.
After Princess Wencheng left here and entered Lhasa, the Tibetans here built a statue on the stone wall based on the princess's portrait to express their memory, and then built a temple. This temple has become a symbol of Tibetan-Chinese unity. Since then, Baigou has become a major holy place in the Yushu area and a Buddhist temple where believers worship. The incense is lingering and lasts for a long time. The local Tibetan people regard this place as the "blessed land of cave heaven" on the Yushu Plateau.
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Princess Jincheng (?-739), the adopted daughter of Emperor Zhongzong of the Tang Dynasty. In the third year of Shenlong (707), Tubo Zanpu sent envoys to ask for marriage, and Zhongzong promised to marry Tubo Zanpu Chidai Zhudan. In the spring of the fourth year of Jinglong (710), Tubo sent envoys to welcome the princess to Tibet. The Zhongzong relatives sent her to Shiping (today's Xingping, Shaanxi Province) and presented her with brocade silk, miscellaneous skills and Baigong and Qiuci music. She ordered General Zuowei to Yang Juzhijie escorted him to Tubo, and Zanpu built another city to live in. Princess Jincheng joined Tibet 30 years ago and urged Tang and Tibet to make peace with each other. Although Tang and Tibet fought many wars during this period, due to the efforts of Princess Jincheng, envoys from both sides had frequent exchanges. Finally, in the 21st year of Kaiyuan (773), Tang and Tibet settled in Chiling (now Huangyuan, Qinghai). (Riyue Mountain in the west) were demarcated and engraved with monuments to ensure that they would not invade each other, and they would trade with each other at Gansong Ridge.
Princess Jincheng comes from a famous family. Princess Wencheng was the last daughter of an unknown clan to marry in the Tang Dynasty, while Princess Jincheng was actually the true "emperor's daughter" of the princess. When the princess entered Tibet, the Tang Dynasty made it clear that she was the daughter of King Yong Li Shouli. Li Shouli's father was Prince Zhanghuai Li Xian, the sixth son of Tang Gaozong Li Zhi, and the brother of Tang Zhongzong and Tang Ruizong. "New Book of Tang: Tubo Biography" records: Emperor Zhongzong of the Tang Dynasty personally sent Princess Jincheng to Shiping County, "drinking in the tent, inviting officials and captive envoys to have a banquet. He was exempted from doing so, and the people were given one year's corvee tax. The county was renamed Jincheng, the township was called Fengchi, and the village was called Qiebie." Then he was sent to Tubo by Yang Juchijie, the general of Zuowei.
Princess Jincheng came to Tibet with the intention of marrying Shantarawen, a handsome young prince of Tibet. Unexpectedly, on the way to welcome the bride, the prince fell off his horse while running and died. According to legend, the princess traveled to the border between the Han and Tibetan peoples. When she heard the bad news, she was so sad and helpless that she felt sorry for herself. The precious mirror slipped from her hand and broke into two halves, turning into two mountains. These are the Sun and Moon Mountains in Qinghai. Although the prince is dead, his father is still alive, so he has no choice but to continue the arduous journey, and by chance, he marries Zao Ochidai Judan, who is supposed to be his father-in-law, as a partial concubine.
Princess Jincheng, I feel so sad. After the princess gave birth to the prince Chisong Dezan, the concubine Nalang, who was childless, became jealous and snatched the baby while the princess was giving birth, claiming that the child was hers. The princess was devastated when her son was taken as her own by someone else. Historical records record that Princess Jincheng spent countless sleepless nights without combing or washing. It took more than a year and after many hardships, the princess was reunited with her son. Princess Jincheng, who was hurt both physically and mentally, was far away from her hometown and relatives, and had a rough fate. She died less than thirty years after living in Tubo.
The story of the legendary Princess Jincheng
During the Tubo Dynasty of Tibet, Chizun, the concubine of Zanpu Tride Zuzan, gave birth to a prince. He was as powerful and handsome as a god coming to earth. , because his mother was a Qiang girl, so she named him "Jiang Chalawen", which means Qiang nephew and descendant of the gods. As the prince grew up and reached the age of marriage, Zanpu summoned the civil and military ministers to discuss the selection of the princess. He said: "Our ancestor Songtsen Gampo, a man of great talent and strategy, married Princess Wencheng, the daughter of the Tang Dynasty, so that the two countries could live in harmony and make Tubo prosperous and stable. Now that the prince has grown up, he should have a beautiful and virtuous girl as his concubine. I I heard that Princess Jincheng, the daughter of Emperor Zhongzong of the Tang Dynasty, was beautiful and graceful, so I wanted to marry her." So he sent envoys with heavy gifts to Chang'an to propose marriage.
Tang Zhongzong read the memorial letter and the betrothal gift, and decided to betroth Princess Jincheng to the Prince of Tubo. When Princess Jincheng found out, she didn't know whether she was happy or worried. Tubo was thousands of miles away from home, and she didn't know what the prince's character was like. Fortunately, the princess had a precious mirror that could reflect the future and distant things. From the mirror, she saw the beauty and richness of the Yalong River Valley in Tubo and the handsome prince. So she happily agreed to marry Jiang Chalawen. Princess Jincheng went to Tibet with the emperor's instructions and a large number of items, but halfway through, something unfortunate happened. When the Tibetan princes and people heard the news that Princess Jincheng was going to marry in Tubo, they were all very happy, especially Shantsa Lawen, who rode on his horse and went happily to greet Princess Jincheng with his entourage. Unexpectedly, when the prince was galloping on the way, he accidentally fell off the horse and died.
When the princess walked to the border between the Han and Tibetan peoples, she suddenly felt agitated, so she took out her precious mirror and looked at it. Unexpectedly, the young and handsome prince in the mirror disappeared, and he was replaced by a bearded man. old man. The princess was confused and grieved. Unexpectedly, the mirror slipped from her hands and broke into two halves, turning into two mountains, namely the Riyue Mountain in Qinghai. As the saying goes: The girl who gets married is the water she throws out. Princess Jincheng thought that she had already married to Tubo. Although the prince was dead, how could she return to her hometown? What’s more, her father repeatedly told her that she must do something for the friendship and unity between the Chinese and Tibetan people, so she went to Tubo and married Zan Pu Chi De Zu Zan. Later, Princess Jincheng gave birth to a son. When Zanpu heard the news, he hurried back from other places. Unexpectedly, when he came back, Princess Jincheng's son was snatched away by Xideng, the concubine of the Na Nang family. When Xiden came to snatch the baby, Princess Jincheng was so angry and anxious that she cried and shouted, "This is my child." At the same time, they also showed evidence of breasts containing milk. Unexpectedly, Concubine Na Nang had already deliberately snatched the child. She had applied medicine to the breasts in advance and squeezed out the milk. As a result, everyone was confused about who gave birth to the child. In the end, he was snatched away by force from Concubine Na Nang.
In order to determine who gave birth to the child, Zamp came up with a way to put the child at the other end of the palace and let the two concubines hold it. Whoever holds the child first will have the child. Princess Jincheng rushed there first and held the child in her arms. Xiden arrived later. When she saw the child being carried by Princess Jincheng, she was anxious and resentful. She thought: The child will die, and I can't let you hold it. Then he grabbed it from the princess's arms regardless of life or death. After pulling back and forth, Princess Jincheng was afraid of hurting the child, so she said loudly: "I gave birth to the child, you shrew, don't hurt the child, let you carry it." In this way, the child was happily After Deng took him away, everyone saw it and understood it in their hearts. However, the Nangang family was so powerful that no one dared to say it clearly, and there was no good solution.
A year later, the prince turned one year old, and a celebration was going to be held. Zanpu wanted to take this opportunity to find out the prince's biological mother. So he invited all the relatives and friends of the Han people and the Nang family to participate. When everyone was seated, Zanpu picked up a golden cup, filled it with fine wine, then handed it to the prince, and said: "Dedicate this cup of fine wine to Your real maternal uncle will be used to determine who is your biological mother." The Na Nang family teased the little prince with all kinds of things that the child liked, but the little prince didn't even look at it and said. : "Chisong Dezan, I am a good nephew of the Han family, how can the Nangang family be my uncle!" After saying that, he raised his glass and walked firmly to his uncle's side. Seeing this scene, Princess Jincheng shed tears of excitement and called "my good son" repeatedly. The little prince finally returned to Princess Jincheng's arms.