Wei princess royal, a handsome man, once married two people. Why did he refuse to marry General Wei Qing?

Princess Pingyang is a young princess, and Wei Qing used to be her slave, so Princess Pingyang thinks that Wei Qing can't get married. Princess Pingyang, the eldest daughter of Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty, occupies a prominent position, and Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty is very concerned about her marriage. Princess Pingyang first married Cao Shou and gave birth to a son, but Cao Shou died soon.

It is not difficult for the princess to remarry, so Princess Pingyang married Xiahou Po again, but this Xiahou is quite a playboy. Besides the princess, he has several concubines. Nothing, he had an affair with the woman left by his father, which stirred up a hornet's nest. Not only did Emperor Wu feel that he had insulted the reputation of the royal family, but the princess was also ashamed. Isn't this a slap in the face?

At this time, Princess Pingyang and the son of her first husband both died, which made the princess even more sad. In order to comfort his sister, Emperor Wu decided to find another marriage. At this time, Emperor Wu took a fancy to Wei Qing, and Wei Qing was not only his brother-in-law, but also made great contributions to the peace of Han.

But in Princess Pingyang's view, it was embarrassing, because Wei Qing's sister Wei Zifu came from her home, and when Wei Zifu was a humble singer in Princess Pingyang's home, Wei Qing was just a slave, and the princess married her former slave. Is this not a joke? So Princess Pingyang killed her and refused to marry.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty could only persuade him that Wei Qing was no longer Wei Qing. Now you want to marry a general, not a poor boy. Princess Pingyang married Wei Qing for herself and for the big fellow. Princess Pingyang was married for less than ten years, and her third husband died.