The First Prince's Life

The Great Prince was the son of the Qing Emperor and Lady Ning. Lady Ning was a Dongyi prisoner of war. After serving the Qing Emperor and becoming pregnant, she returned to the Qing Kingdom and gave birth to the Great Prince. After the Qing Emperor died, the Great Prince helped Fan Xian manage Dongyi and ultimately chose to commit suicide. There was some other information regarding the First Prince's background, but it did not provide a clear answer.

The First Prince's life was full of twists and turns. His mother, Ning Cairen, was a Dongyi female prisoner of war captured by the Qing Emperor during the Northern Expedition. As a result, she had always been neglected and disliked by the Empress Dowager. When the First Prince was in his teens, he asked to join the army to avoid the trouble in the palace and fight in the Western Barbarians for a long time. Later, the palace was worried that he would be too proud of his army, so they transferred him back to the capital to serve as the commander of the Imperial Army. They also arranged for him to marry the Northern Qi Princess to cut off his path to the throne. The Great Prince had the best relationship with Lin Wan 'er, but he did not like Fan Xian at first. When he returned to the capital with Fan Xian, he had resolved the conflict between Fan Xian and the Second Prince during the Chen Garden Conference. In the end, the Great Prince became an overlord of the Qing Kingdom, far away from the disputes of the court. He lived in seclusion in Dongyi with his wife, the Northern Qi Eldest Princess, and his mother, Lady Ning. They lived a happy life. The First Prince's life could be said to be relatively smooth and successful.

In the middle of the year, the First Prince committed suicide. When the First Prince realized that he had been used, he felt despair and finally chose to commit suicide.

There were different descriptions of the First Prince's ending in " Celebrating Years," so it was impossible to determine the exact answer. Some of the documents mentioned that the First Prince chose to commit suicide because he realized that he was being used and fell in love with the Eldest Princess. However, other documents mentioned that the Great Prince was still stationed in Dongyi, alive and in control of the army. There were also some documents that mentioned that the First Prince was a clear and open-minded person in the original novel. In the end, he got a happy ending because he had a kind mother. In addition, there were also documents that mentioned that the First Prince had been killed while searching for the temple in the north. In summary, there was no definite answer to the ending of the First Prince in " Celebrating Years."

The eldest prince's name was Yong Huang. He was the eldest son of Emperor Qianlong, and his mother was Imperial Consort Zhemin. He was posthumously granted the title of Prince Ding, and his posthumous title was An. The First Prince's younger brothers were Yonglian, Yongzhang, Yongchen, Yongqi, Yongrong, Yongcong, Yongxuan, and the two unnamed youngest sons. The Great Prince had also mentioned in the Qing Dynasty that he was the Qing Emperor's son and had been arranged to lead the army to attack Xi Hu.

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The First Prince and Second Prince's theory first appeared when Buddhist scriptures were introduced into China. It could be traced back to the Virtuous and Foolish Sutra in the sixth year of Taiping Zhenjun of the Northern Wei Dynasty. In this scripture, Maitreya was called the Second Prince Mahadeva. According to another article, the title of Crown Prince was originally used to describe the future succession of the throne. In addition, according to folk myths and plays, the eldest prince, second prince, and third prince referred to the younger generation of princes or immortals, not necessarily the heir to the throne. Therefore, the Crown Prince and the Second Prince had different meanings in different cultures.

The First Prince and Second Prince's theory first appeared when Buddhist scriptures were introduced into China. It could be traced back to the Virtuous and Foolish Sutra in the sixth year of Taiping Zhenjun of the Northern Wei Dynasty. In this scripture, Maitreya was called the Second Prince Mahadeva. According to another article, the title of Crown Prince was originally used to describe the future heir to the throne, but in ancient times, the princes of various countries could also be called Crown Princes. Therefore, among the sons of Li Jing, the eldest prince was Jin Zha, and the second prince was Mu Zha. These sayings were also widely passed down and used in folk myths and movies and television dramas.

We can conclude that 'Celebrating the First Prince' is a light novel by Young Master Qing Yu 01. The plot of the novel was about Li Chengsu accidentally transmigrating to the world of the Qing Dynasty and becoming the Great Prince who had been chased to the border by the Qing Emperor. He had an all-rounded system, seized military power, fought against foreign enemies, and killed a bloody path. However, this world was not as simple as it seemed. Qing Yunian was only a corner of the world. According to the information provided, we are unable to know the specific ending of the novel 'The First Prince Celebrating the Years.'

The name of the First Prince of Qing Yu Nian was unknown.