The emperor built a mausoleum for himself long before his death. A concubine died early and entered the mausoleum early. After her death, the prince and princess were buried in the same mausoleum. Those who were buried with the emperor were buried together, and those who stayed were moved to the cold palace or the deserted palace. In the past, concubines in some positions became toffees, queens became queens and lived in Cining Palace, and princesses became queens and lived in Kunning Palace. The married princess died and was buried in the princess's grave.