Who was the last princess in China? Who did the ancient princesses of China marry?

The last princess in China was the seventh Princess Puyi in Qing Dynasty. She is the youngest. She received and studied western education since she was a child, so her thoughts are more avant-garde. Later, she took part in the revolutionary work and met the people who accompanied her all her life. She belongs to the princess who is in free love and married the person she likes! Life after marriage is also very happy, which is the happiness of the princess!

However, there are still many princesses in history who are not as independent in marriage as Princess Puyi and are very happy after marriage. In ancient times, most princesses were used to get married. In ancient times, there was a tradition that men were superior to women. Even the princess of the royal family can't escape the tragic fate. Most ancient princesses were married between Manchu and Mongolian, and many princesses were married to Mongolia. The living environment in ancient Mongolia was relatively bad. How should princesses adapt to this environment?

In ancient times, many princesses were married far away, such as Princess Wencheng, which left a long story. The imperial clan in the Tang Dynasty was a female Han nationality. 14 years, Emperor Taizong named Li Princess Wencheng. After that, Princess Wencheng married Tubo Songzan Gambu.

Princess You Jie, the most important princess in the history of China. Born in the royal family, his grandfather Liu Mao was the king of Chu. Princess You Jie married the grandson of Wusun Kunmo, who was the right lady. Under the left lady of the Xiongnu princess, the left lady was also a concubine. She was suspected and rejected for a long time and fell into irreversible pain.

Princess Xijun was the first princess to go to the Western Regions. The daughter of Liu Jian, king of Hanshui River, married Wang Kunmo, king of Wusun State. Princess Xijun was the first eldest daughter of Liu who was demoted in the Western Han Dynasty. She was called the first princess in history by later generations, and she was also a talented woman.

Wang Zhaojun, the kindest pro-princess, was born in a folk family, with natural beauty and extraordinary intelligence. JD.COM can play chess and calligraphy, and was made a princess by Emperor Hanyuan. After nearly 30 years of infighting, the Xiongnu in the north, with the help of the Han Dynasty, calmed down the civil strife into a close relationship between the two sides and went to Princess Han Yao himself. Emperor Han Yuan gave Wang Zhaojun valuables such as gold, silver and jewelry, and personally delivered them to Chang 'an for more than ten miles.