The Eldest Imperial Sister is the Imperial Father's most beloved Eldest Princess.

The Eldest Imperial Sister was the Eldest Princess that Imperial Father doted on the most.

The Eldest Imperial Sister is the Eldest Princess that Imperial Father dotes on the most.

The Eldest Imperial Sister was the Eldest Princess that Imperial Father doted on the most.

The Imperial Consort called the Eldest Princess Eldest Eldest Princess.

His father favored his eldest sister the most. His father doted on his eldest sister the most, and she was the eldest princess that his father especially doted on.

The imperial examination life of the eldest son of a Shu was a novel about rebirth. The author was the wind passing through the leaves. The story was about Gu Mingze, the eldest son of an aristocratic family. Faced with the suppression of his mother and the neglect of his father, he worked hard to study and take the imperial examination to pursue his own future. There were other works in this novel, such as " The Calm Life of the Eldest Son of a Concubine in the Dream of the Red Chamber ". The specific plot and chapter content can be read on the relevant novel website.

Dabao in the Qing Dynasty was the illegitimate child of the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess. In order to protect her and Dabao's lives, the Eldest Princess sent him to the Lin family to be raised and lied that he was Lin Ruofu's son. Da Bao had a serious illness when he was young, causing his intelligence to remain at the young stage. Therefore, he was mistaken for a fool.

The Eldest Princess needed to bow when she saw the Imperial Consort. According to the ancient etiquette system, the Eldest Princess, as a noble woman, should bow to the Imperial Consort. The specific way of saluting might include kowtowing, kneeling, bowing, etc. The specific way depended on the occasion and status. In modern society, although the way of saluting had changed, it was still necessary to respect traditional etiquette and cultural heritage.

In the Qing Dynasty, the imperial noble consort had a higher status than the Eldest Princess. The imperial noble consort was the deputy empress. Her status was extremely high and she had real power. The Eldest Princess was the Emperor's sister and belonged to the royal family. Her status was revered, but her power and status were inferior to the Imperial Noble Consort. Therefore, it could be said that the imperial noble consort's position was higher.

The eldest princess was not necessarily the eldest princess. The eldest princess referred to the emperor's sister, not the emperor's daughter. The emperor's daughter was usually called a princess in the Han Dynasty, and the eldest princess was an exclusive title. Therefore, the eldest princess 'status was not necessarily the highest, but was related to the relationship between the emperor's sister or younger sister. As for the status of the princess, the specific situation may vary according to the dynasty and background. There was not enough information to determine the identity of the eldest princess.