How licentious is Princess Gao In the end, being imprisoned until death also affected their children

The Tang Dynasty was considered a relatively prosperous and highly open dynasty in ancient China. During that period, princesses had countless topics and stories in politics, marriage, and private life. The most prominent manifestation is that princesses in the Tang Dynasty could remarry and have facial features (male pets).
Princess Gao (8th century? -790), a Tang Dynasty princess, was the daughter of Li Heng, the seventh emperor of the Tang Dynasty in China. Her birth mother is unknown. At first, she was conferred the title of Princess of Yanguang County as a princess. Later, she married Pei Hui, the nephew of Yang Guifei and the palace magistrate. The two gave birth to a son named Pei Ye. At that time, the An Lushan Rebellion had not yet occurred, and her father Li Heng was only the crown prince of the Tang Dynasty. In 755 AD, the An Lushan Rebellion broke out. In June of the fifteenth year of the Tianbao era (756 AD), An Lushan’s army broke through Tongguan. Emperor Xuanzong of Tang fled to Mawei Post (now 23 miles northwest of Xingping City, Shaanxi Province), where soldiers mutinied. The accompanying soldiers executed Prime Minister Yang Guozhong and forced Yang Yuhuan to commit suicide. Lady Guo subsequently killed Pei Hui and her daughter before committing suicide.
Because of this, Princess Yanguang became a widow, and later remarried Princess Xinchang, daughter of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, and the son of Xiao Heng, Taipuqing Xiao Sheng. He gave birth to four sons, Xiao Wei, Xiao Pei, Xiao Ru, and Xiao Si, as well as a daughter, Xiao Shi. In the first year of Baoying (762 AD), Li Heng was critically ill. In the first year of Baoying (762 AD), Li Yu was proclaimed emperor by eunuchs such as Li Fuguo and quelled the An Lushan Rebellion in the same year. In the 14th year of the Dali era (779 AD), Li Shi ascended to the throne as Emperor Dezong of Tang.
In the first year of the Zhenyuan era (785 AD), Emperor Dezong of Tang renamed his aunt as Princess Gao, and her daughter Xiao was the Crown Princess of Emperor Dezong of Tang, Li Song. It was originally the best thing, but it gradually changed after Xiao Sheng’s death.
After Xiao Sheng passed away due to illness. Princess Gao began to have multiple extramarital affairs with officials from the court such as Li Wan, Xiao Ding, Wei Yun, and Li Yang. Moreover, Princess Gao, who has intensified her efforts, actively recruited followers for the Crown Prince in order to enable him to ascend the throne as soon as possible. Subsequently, Prime Minister Zhang Yanshang reported that Li Yang and others had committed adultery with Princess Gao of the Kingdom of Gao, and had befriended the Crown Prince with followers. Li Mi subsequently defended the Crown Prince, and Emperor Dezong of Tang ordered Princess Gao to be placed under house arrest in the palace. Li Wan was executed with a cane, and the other three were exiled to Lingbiao.
After being imprisoned in the palace, Princess Gao did not repent. In the fourth year of the Zhenyuan era (788 AD), Princess Gao of the Kingdom of Gao was stripped of her title by Emperor Dezong of Tang due to her use of the Yansheng Gu Dao evil technique. In the sixth year of the Zhenyuan era (790 AD), after the death of Princess Gao, her four sons were imprisoned in Duanzhou, Fangzhou, and Jinzhou respectively for “sitting as Gu Zhu”. Later, Emperor Dezong of Tang killed his daughter-in-law and cousin Xiao Shi and posthumously awarded her the title of Hui.