To celebrate the birth mother of the Third Prince

The birth mother of the third prince was Yi Guipin.

The birth mother of the third prince in Qingyu's year was Yi Guipin.

Crown Prince Li Chengqian's biological mother was Eldest Princess Li Yunrui. The Eldest Princess was the Qing Kingdom's Eldest Princess. Her status in the Qing Kingdom was second only to the Qing Emperor. She was the head of the palace treasury and Lin Wan 'er's birth mother. She was famous for her beauty. The Eldest Princess had special feelings for the Crown Prince, and the Crown Prince also loved her. The Eldest Princess used the Crown Prince's obsession to achieve her goal. She colluded with the Second Prince in an attempt to pull the Crown Prince down and deal with Fan Xian. The Eldest Princess 'power and status made the Crown Prince rely on and support her. Therefore, according to the information provided, Crown Prince Li Chengqian's biological mother was Eldest Princess Li Yunrui.

Qing Yuannian's second prince's biological mother was Noble Consort Shu.

The birth mother of the second prince in the year of Qing was Lady Shu.

Qing Yuannian's second prince's biological mother was Noble Consort Shu.

The birth mother of the second prince in the year of Qing was Lady Shu.

The First Prince's birth mother was Lady Ning.

The actor who played the birth mother of the third prince was not mentioned.

The birth mother of the second prince, Li Chengze, was Lady Shu. Imperial Concubine Shu was a person who loved reading and was known as the " Bookcase Concubine." She had a special liking for books and was often immersed in reading, turning a deaf ear to external affairs. Noble Consort Shu was somewhat similar to the Second Prince. They both liked to read and yearned to live a leisurely life. However, due to their royal family background, they could not do as they pleased. Noble Consort Shu did not provide any help to the Second Prince. The fate of the Second Prince had been commented upon by Noble Consort Shu. She thought that the Second Prince was deep in thought and would never get along well with others at first sight. The Qing Emperor canceled the Second Prince's right to be the Crown Prince, causing the Second Prince to be unwilling to be under the Crown Prince. He secretly coveted the throne. As a result, the Qing Emperor was especially cruel to the Second Prince. In the end, the Qing Emperor returned alive and slapped the Second Prince and the others in the face. In general, Noble Consort Shu was a quiet person who liked to read in the play, which had a certain impact on the fate of the Second Prince.