Sara is the daughter of Liu Jian, the king of Jiangdu in the Western Han Dynasty. In order to unite Wusun to fight against Xiongnu, Liang Wudi made Xijun a princess and married Wusun Wang Kunmo, in order to hunt arrogance and become a brotherly bond with Wusun to fight against Xiongnu together. Princess Xijun was the first Chinese princess to marry in the Western Regions.

After the death of the arrogant hunter, Liu Xijun followed the custom of Wu Sunguo, married the arrogant hunter Sun, became a wife, and gave birth to a daughter named Shaofu. Four years ago (10 1 year ago), Liu Xijun died.

2. Princess You Jie

Princess You Jie was born in the royal family, and her grandfather Liu E was once the king of Chu. In the spring of Emperor Jingdi's third year, Liu Wu rose up and took part in the "Seven Kingdoms Rebellion" with the same surname. He died in defeat and his family became sinners. From then on, Princess You Jie and her family were suspected and rejected for a long time, and fell into irreversible pain.

When the daughter of Liu Jian, a guilty minister in Jiangdu, died of depression due to her marriage to Wusun Kunmo (the king), in order to consolidate the alliance with Wusun, in four years (65438 BC+0065438 BC+0 BC), Liu Li, a guilty minister, was made a princess, and the grandson Cen of Wusun Kunmo was a wife and concubine.

The second is to marry Weng Guimi, the younger brother of the army, and have five children. Third, she married Minnie, the son of the Xiongnu princess, and gave birth to a son. Princess You Jie's eldest daughter later became the wife of King Jiang Bin of Qiuci, and went to the Central Plains for many times to learn advanced science, technology and culture. The marriage of the two princesses has made the relationship between Han and Wusun increasingly close.

3. Princess Honghua

Princess Honghua is a female of Emperor Taizong's imperial clan. In the 14th year of Zhenguan (640), she married Noju, king of Tuguhun. Princess Honghua's entry into Tuguhun is the beginning of the Tang Dynasty princess's marriage to a foreign country, which is an important event in the history of Chinese national reunification. It not only quickly improved the relationship between Tang and Tubuhun, but also promoted the friendly exchanges between Tang and Tubo.

In the third year of Longshuo (663), Tuguhun was defeated by Tubo, and she and Nuojibo went to Liangzhou (now Wuwei, Gansu) to join the Tang Dynasty. Great was duly given the surname Wu, and changed the country name Xiping big princess. The first pro-princess in the Tang Dynasty, her descendants lived in ancient Tibet.

4. Princess Wencheng

In the fifteenth year of Zhenguan, Emperor Taizong married Princess Wencheng to Songzan Gambu, the king of Tubo, and Wang Daozong, the minister of rites, was responsible for escorting the princess back to Tubo. After starting from Daming Palace in Chang 'an, Princess Wencheng went west along the Silk Road to Xining, turned south, crossed the source of the Yellow River and arrived in Lhasa, which is a new branch of the Silk Road.

When Princess Wencheng entered Tibet, she brought a large number of grain seeds, books and skilled craftsmen, brought advanced production technology to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and made outstanding contributions to Tibet's economic and cultural development.

5. Wang Zhaojun

Wang Zhaojun was a palace maid in the Han and Yuan Dynasties. In the first month of the first year of Jingning (the first 33 years), Uhaanyehe, a southern Hun, came to Chang 'an to make a pilgrimage to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and invited himself as his husband. Yuan Di gave Zhaojun to Uhaanyehe, and Khan was very happy. He wrote that he was willing to guard the border forever.

In the decades since Zhaojun left the fortress, the two families of Han and Hungary have maintained friendly and harmonious relations. Uhaanyehe's attachment to the Han Dynasty and showing his majesty to the fortress not only ended the division and war of the Huns for many years, but also laid the foundation for the unification of the Central Plains dynasty. Coupled with the strengthening of exchanges between the two sides, the relatively backward ethnic minorities at that time inevitably yearned for the advanced system of the Central Plains, prompting some ethnic minorities to imitate the system of the Central Plains.

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