The Qing Emperor's Great Prince
The Qing Emperor's Eldest Prince was Li Chengru.
The Qing Emperor and Great Prince
The Qing Emperor's Great Prince was born of Lady Ning. His ending was that he was summoned back to Jingdou by the Qing Emperor, married the Northern Qi Great Princess, and was conferred the title of Prince He. The First Prince had always been leading the army in the drama and did not participate in the dangers of fighting for the throne. Although he could not inherit the throne, he displayed outstanding management skills in the drama and received the Qing Emperor's love and support.
Who acted as the Qing Emperor's Great Prince?
The Qing Emperor's Great Prince was played by Fu Xinbo.
The Qing Emperor's Second Prince
The Qing Emperor's Second Prince was Li Chengze. He was called the " Second Prince who committed suicide by taking poison " in the drama. He once had the chance to listen to court politics in the royal study. However, in order to protect his mother and his life, he did not hesitate to fight for the throne with the Qing Emperor. In the end, he was forced to commit suicide by the Qing Emperor.
The Second Prince's will to the Qing Emperor
The Second Prince's will to the Qing Emperor had the words " widower, widow, and lonely." These four words described the Second Prince's life. It referred to his inability to work, his lack of relatives to support him, and his lack of support. This was one of the reasons why the Second Prince chose to commit suicide. In both the TV series and the original novel, the Second Prince did not have a wife, so he was a widow. In addition, the Second Prince lived a lonely life in the Palace. His mother did not care about him, and the Qing Emperor did not pay much attention to him. This sense of loneliness was also one of the reasons why he chose to commit suicide.
The Second Prince's will to the Qing Emperor
The Second Prince's will to the Qing Emperor had the words " widower, widow, and lonely." These four words described the Second Prince's life. It referred to his inability to work, his lack of relatives to support him, and his lack of support. This was one of the reasons why the Second Prince chose to commit suicide. His will expressed his curse on the Qing Emperor and his reflection on his tragic fate. The Second Prince lived a lonely life in the Palace. His mother did not care about him, and the Qing Emperor did not pay much attention to him. This sense of loneliness was also one of the reasons why he chose to commit suicide.
The Second Prince's will to the Qing Emperor
The Second Prince's will to the Qing Emperor had the words " widower, widow, and lonely." These four words described the Second Prince's life. It referred to his inability to work, his lack of relatives to support him, and his lack of support. This was one of the reasons why the Second Prince chose to commit suicide. In both the TV series and the original novel, the Second Prince did not have a wife, so he was a widow. In addition, the Second Prince lived a lonely life in the Palace. His mother did not care about him, and the Qing Emperor did not pay much attention to him. This sense of loneliness was also one of the reasons why he chose to commit suicide.
The Qing Emperor's Second Prince
The Qing Emperor's Second Prince was Li Chengze. Li Chengze was the son of the Qing Emperor and Noble Consort Shu. He was arranged by the Qing Emperor to be the Crown Prince's whetstone. In the play, he was described as a character who liked luxury and enjoyed the joy of the people but did not like people. However, he ultimately chose to commit suicide and cursed the Qing Emperor before he committed suicide.
The Second Prince's will to the Qing Emperor
The Second Prince's will to the Qing Emperor had the words " widower, widow, and lonely." These four words described the Second Prince's life. It referred to his inability to work, his lack of relatives to support him, and his lack of support. This was one of the reasons why the Second Prince chose to commit suicide. His will expressed his curse on the Qing Emperor and his reflection on his tragic fate.
The Second Prince's will to the Qing Emperor
The Second Prince's will to the Qing Emperor had the words " widower, widow, and lonely." These four words described the Second Prince's life. It referred to his inability to work, his lack of relatives to support him, and his lack of support. This was one of the reasons why the Second Prince chose to commit suicide. His will expressed his curse on the Qing Emperor and his reflection on his tragic fate.
The Qing Emperor's Great Grandmaster
In " Celebrating Years," the Qing Emperor revealed his identity as a Great Grandmaster. To be specific, he was exposed as a martial grandmaster in the battle on Dong Mountain between chapters 125 and 155. There were several reasons why the Qing Emperor hid his identity as a Great Grandmaster. First of all, he hid his identity to protect himself. As an emperor, he needed to protect his own safety and prevent enemies from using his identity as a martial grandmaster to deal with him. Secondly, hiding his identity was also to protect the interests of Northern Qi and Dongyi. The Qing Emperor's identity as a Great Grandmaster had been obtained by defeating the other three Great Grandmasters in the battle at Dong Mountain. Hiding his identity could avoid attracting the attention and revenge of the other Great Grandmasters and protect the safety of Northern Qi and Dongyi. Lastly, concealing his identity was also to maintain the stability of the imperial court. Once the Qing Emperor's identity as a Great Grandmaster was exposed, it might cause turmoil and strife within the court, threatening the stability of the entire country. Thus, the Qing Emperor chose to hide his identity as a Great Grandmaster to maintain the stability and safety of the court.