Must the crown prince be the eldest son?

The eldest son was not necessarily the crown prince. The crown prince was the first heir to the throne in feudal society, and was usually the eldest son of the emperor. However, the eldest sons of the Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong emperors were not the eldest sons of the Di, but the eldest sons of the Shu. Kangxi's eldest son, Yin, lost the position of crown prince because his mother was only a concubine and not his wife. Kangxi conferred the title of crown prince on his second son. Similarly, the eldest son of Yongzheng and Qianlong could not become the crown prince because of the difference in birth status. Therefore, although these eldest sons had stayed by the emperor's side for the longest time, they were not qualified to inherit the throne, nor were they called crown princes. Therefore, it could be concluded that the eldest son was not necessarily the crown prince.

In " Celebrating Years," the Eldest Princess and the Crown Prince did not have a son.

The difference between the eldest son and the crown prince was their status and inheritance. The crown prince was the first heir of the emperor in feudal society. Only the legal heir (the eldest son of the emperor) could be called the crown prince or crown prince. The eldest son was the first son of the emperor. He might not inherit the throne, but it depended on the situation. Therefore, the crown prince was designated as the successor of the next generation and had the responsibility and status to inherit the throne, while the eldest son might not necessarily inherit the throne.

The difference between the eldest son and the crown prince was their status and inheritance. The crown prince was the first heir of the emperor in feudal society. Only the legal heir (the eldest son of the emperor) could be called the crown prince or crown prince. The eldest son was the first son of the emperor. He might not inherit the throne, but it depended on the situation. Therefore, the crown prince was the chosen heir to the throne and had a higher status, while the eldest son was only the son of the emperor and had a lower status.

There were a few reasons why the eldest son of Kangxi, Yin, was not made the crown prince. First of all, his mother was not the empress, but a concubine. In the tradition of choosing a crown prince, the son of the empress was usually the first. Secondly, the eldest son of Emperor Kangxi was not Yin Bi, but Cheng Hu, but he died young. According to his status, Yin He could not be made the crown prince. In addition, Yin's mother was Emperor Kangxi's wife, but she died shortly after Yin's birth. Emperor Kangxi missed her very much, so he made Yin Ni the crown prince shortly after he was born.

The Eldest Princess worked with both the Second Prince and the Crown Prince, so she was both the Second Prince's and the Crown Prince's person. On the surface, she supported the Crown Prince, but in reality, she had formed an alliance with the Second Prince and was using the Second Prince to seek benefits for herself. The Eldest Princess was a person with a strong desire for power. She used her status and influence to influence the Crown Prince. The search results did not provide clear information on whether the relationship between the Eldest Princess and the Crown Prince had been discovered or their final outcome.

The intimate scene between the Eldest Princess and the Crown Prince took place in the sixth volume, chapter 86 of the novel " Celebrating Years ".

The plot of the Eldest Princess and the Crown Prince appeared in the 15th episode of the TV series " Celebrating Years."

The relationship between the eldest princess and the crown prince in Qing Yuannian's novel happened in chapter 86 of volume 6.

The plot of the Eldest Princess and the Crown Prince in Qing Yu Nian's novel happened in chapter 86 of volume 6.