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Princess Anqing
Chinese princess (14th century) · Born 1350
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Something wrong?Princess Anqing, personal name unknown, was a princess of the Ming dynasty. She was the fourth daughter of Hongwu Emperor and his second by Empress Ma. In 1381, Princess Anqing was married to Ouyang Lun. By 1397, Ouyang Lun was executed after being implicated in a tea-horse smuggling scandal.
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Princess Anqing, personal name unknown, was a princess of the Ming dynasty. She was the fourth daughter of Hongwu Emperor and his second by Empress Ma. In 1381, Princess Anqing was married to Ouyang Lun. By 1397, Ouyang Lun was executed after being implicated in a tea-horse smuggling scandal. Thereafter, no verifiable records exist regarding the princess's life following this event, nor is there any documented evidence of whether she bore any children during their sixteen-year marriage.
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