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Crown prince Xiao Jingxuan (萧景宣) (played by Gao Xin) [6] is the son of Noble Consort Yue. He and Prince Yu have been fighting for power in the court via faction-forming. It was rumored that a prince from Northern Yan was a nobody with no skills, but became the Crown Prince through help from a divine talent.
Yang Zhengdao was given an honorific official post. As Empress Xiao's brother Xiao Yu was an important official under both Emperors Gaozu and Taizong, she maintained some degree of honor at the Tang capital Chang'an, and she was subsequently in charge of Emperor Yang's reburial with honor. She died on 17 April 648 in Chang'an and was buried ...
Daughter of Zhao Yong, the Count of Anping. Mother of Xiao Dingtang and Xiao Dingkai. Zhao Yuanyuan: Noble Lady Song: Jin Han [citation needed] Xiao Dingtang: Prince of Qi. Eldest prince of Northern Qi. An extremely ambitious man who schemes in order to claim the title of the Crown Prince. He is favored by the King. He frames Xiao Dingquan of ...
Li Heng, in fear, divorced Crown Princess Wei, and subsequently, Wei Jian and his brothers were exiled, and Li Linfu took this opportunity to several other officials associated with the Weis—Li Shizhi, Wei Bin (韋斌), Li Xuan (李琄) the Prince of Xue (a nephew to both Emperor Xuanzong and Wei Jian), Pei Kuan, and Li Qiwu (李齊物)—all ...
The crown prince. He is killed in an attack planned by Li Chengye. Kingone Wang [8] as Li Chengye Prince Xuande, the second prince; later the crown prince. A cruel and power-hungry man who kills Li Chengji and attempts to assassinate the Emperor in order to attain the throne. Yang Tong as Li Chengmei Prince Rong, the third prince.
Noble Consort Xiao (萧贵妃) Mother of Long Tianqing. She was the Emperor's favorite consort till Chu Qingge came along, causing her to be jealous and led to her futile attempts to frame Chu Qingge. Gao Xiong: Royal Uncle (国舅) Brother of the former Empress. He assists the Crown prince in gaining power among the court. Sun Zihang
Duke Xiao of Qin (Chinese: 秦孝公; pinyin: Qín Xiào Gōng; 381–338 BC), personal name Ying Quliang, was the ruler of the Qin state from 361 to 338 BC. Duke Xiao is best known for employing the Legalist statesman Shang Yang [1] from the Wey state and authorizing him to conduct a series of ground breaking political, military and economic reforms in Qin.
One day, Xiao Yan encounters the old man Yao Chen after making contact with the ring. With the help of Yao Chen, Xiao Yan makes great advances in martial arts, and learns of the main instigator the death of his mother. Xiao Yan enrolls for the Jianan Academy (迦南学院) and makes friends there. Once he is framed and narrowly escaped, he ...