What does the crown prince mean?

The crown prince's supervision of the country referred to the period when the emperor was in power. The crown prince acted as regent and acted as the emperor's duty and power. This was a kind of power transition arrangement. The purpose was to let the Crown Prince train his ability to handle government affairs while the old Emperor was still in power. The role of the crown prince was to represent the will of the old emperor to exercise power and assist the crown prince in exercising power. The regent was usually not a member of the royal family or a senior official.

The Crown Prince's gift of the painting during the Qing years meant that the Crown Prince was trying to win over Gong Dian in order to control him and gain the Qing Emperor's trust. After the Qing Emperor learned that the Crown Prince had given Gong Dian a painting, he reminded Gong Dian to draw a clear line between himself and the Crown Prince. Gong Dian understood the Qing Emperor's meaning, so he tore up all the paintings the Crown Prince had given him and returned them to the Crown Prince, indicating that he no longer had any personal relationship with the Crown Prince. Gong Dian wanted to regain the Qing Emperor's trust and maintain a distance from the Crown Prince. Thus, the Crown Prince's intention of sending the painting was to try to win over Gong Dian. However, Gong Dian tore up the painting to show that he had drawn a clear line between himself and the Crown Prince.

The Crown Prince's gift of the painting meant that the Crown Prince was trying to win over Gong Dian in order to control him and gain the Qing Emperor's trust. The Crown Prince gave Gong Dian a painting, but Gong Dian understood the Qing Emperor's intentions. He tore up the painting and returned it to the Crown Prince, indicating that he had drawn a clear line between himself and the Crown Prince. This action aroused the Qing Emperor's suspicion and tested whether Gong Dian had already defected to the Crown Prince. The Crown Prince understood that his personal relationship had violated the Qing Emperor's taboo. As for the content and specific meaning of the painting, the search results did not provide any relevant information, so it was impossible to know.

I think 'fiction in the crown' could be used to describe fictional aspects associated with the concept of a crown, which could symbolize power, status, or a ruling position. It's a rather ambiguous phrase, and its meaning could vary depending on the context it's used in.

The main plot of the Crown Prince in the drama was: - In order to fight for the throne, the Crown Prince had plotted against Fan Xian in an attempt to make him lose the Emperor's trust. - The Crown Prince had colluded with Northern Qi in an attempt to provoke a war between the two countries so that he could seize the throne. - The Crown Prince also used his trusted aides to spread rumors and create chaos in the court in an attempt to shake the Emperor's rule.

[Qing Yu Nian's Crown Prince likes Eldest Princess Li Yunrui.] The Crown Prince drew a portrait of a faceless woman in the play. According to the guesses of the other characters and the development of the plot, it was confirmed that the woman in the painting was the Eldest Princess. The Eldest Princess had always been the Crown Prince's favorite, but because of his identity and family relationship, the Crown Prince had never confessed. Later, Chen Pingping learned that the Crown Prince liked Li Yunrui. In order to set up the Qing Emperor, he gave the Crown Prince a chance to express his love and successfully caused the Crown Prince and Li Yunrui to have an affair. Therefore, it was certain that the Crown Prince liked the Eldest Princess, Li Yunrui.

The woman that the Crown Prince liked in "Celebrating Years" was the Eldest Princess Li Yunrui. Although the Crown Prince had some interactions with other female characters, his feelings for the Eldest Princess had always been the same, and he loved her deeply. The Crown Prince listened to the Eldest Princess 'every word. There was an affair between them, and the Eldest Princess also used the Crown Prince to achieve her own goals. Therefore, it could be confirmed that the woman the Crown Prince liked was the Eldest Princess, Li Yunrui.

In "Celebrating Years," the person the prince liked was the eldest princess Li Yunrui. Although the Crown Prince and the Eldest Princess were aunt and nephew, they were not related by blood. The Crown Prince was deeply in love with the Eldest Princess, but he had always suppressed his feelings because this relationship seemed to be against ethics to outsiders. The Eldest Princess was a figure with a beauty that could topple a nation. She had extremely high authority and the Qing Emperor's trust. The Crown Prince listened to everything the Eldest Princess said.

In "Celebrating Years," the person the prince liked was the eldest princess Li Yunrui. Although the Crown Prince and the Eldest Princess were aunt and nephew, they were not related by blood. The Crown Prince was deeply in love with the Eldest Princess, but he had always suppressed his feelings because this relationship seemed to be against ethics to outsiders. The Eldest Princess was a figure with a beauty that could topple a nation. She had extremely high authority and the Qing Emperor's trust. The Crown Prince chose to find a substitute for the Eldest Princess to comfort himself, but in the end, he still had an affair with the Eldest Princess. This relationship was a secret between them. If it was spread, it would cause huge trouble. Therefore, it could be confirmed that the person the Crown Prince liked was the Eldest Princess Li Yunrui.

The Crown Prince and the First Prince were not the same person. The Crown Prince was older than the Eldest Prince. The Crown Prince was conferred the title of Crown Prince the moment he was born and was not in the Prince Sequence. The First Prince's mother was not the Empress. Thus, it could be concluded that the Crown Prince was not the Crown Prince.