Princess Chengyang the pearl in Li Shimin’s palm, considered the happiest princess of the Tang Dynasty

She is a noble princess from the royal family, the apple of the eye of Emperor Taizong Li Shimin and Empress Changsun, and the beloved sister of Emperor Gaozong Li Zhi. This person is Princess Chengyang. Interested readers and history encyclopedia editors should take a look together!
Empress Changsun gave birth to three sons and four daughters, with Princess Chengyang being her second daughter. Emperor Taizong and his wife loved this daughter very much, and Princess Chengyang lived a life of luxury and carefree. She also had a brother named Li Zhi, who doted on her younger sister and was a maniac. It can be said that Princess Chengyang’s life was very happy.
After Princess Chengyang grew up, Emperor Taizong personally chose a husband for his daughter: Du He, the second son of Du Ruhui. The marriage between Princess Chengyang and Du He should have been a good story, but because Du He was a confidant of Li Chengqian, he later participated in the rebellion of Crown Prince Li Chengqian and was executed. Unfortunately, Princess Chengyang married Du He only a few years ago and became a widow.
The young Princess Chengyang became a widow, and Tang Taizong felt heartbroken. Soon after, he chose Xue Guan, who came from the Xue family in Hedong, as his daughter’s husband. Emperor Taizong of Tang hoped for his daughter’s second marriage to be happy and successful, and even specially invited a fortune teller to perform divination. Princess Chengyang and Xue Guan had a very loving and happy married life, and they had three sons.
Let’s take a look at how much Tang Gaozong doted on this little sister? Princess Chengyang once had a witchcraft incident, which was a serious crime of beheading in ancient times. Upon learning of this, Tang Gaozong not only did not execute his sister, but also did not say a word of blame. He only demoted Xue Guan to become the governor of Fangzhou. Tang Gaozong was not at all concerned about witchcraft and witchcraft. Later, he even married his only legitimate daughter, Princess Taiping, to Xue Shao, the youngest son of Princess Chengyang. Tang Gaozong was truly a doting girl and a maniac.
In 671, Princess Chengyang passed away, and Tang Gaozong was deeply saddened and cried uncontrollably. He did not attend court for five consecutive days. Princess Chengyang never had to worry about food and clothing throughout her life, enjoying all the glory and wealth. Her parents and brothers loved her very much, making her one of the happiest princesses in history.