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8 famous beautiful princesses in the history of Vietnamese feng shui Dear friends, in the history of Vietnamese feng shui, some beautiful princesses have been recorded. They have beautiful beauty, those women are considered to be the glory of a time, making many men stand still, or as the saying goes, the hero is hard to pass the beauty. Let's explore the history back in time about the feng shui period, to find out who are the most beautiful famous princesses. 1. Queen Nam Phuong When mentioning Queen Nam Phuong, we immediately think of her as the most famous queen next to King Bao Dai. At that time, Queen Nam Phuong was called the model of the national treasure from the south. Queen Nam Phuong was born on November 14, 1913, died in 1963. Her real name is Nguyen Huu Thi Lan. She is also the last queen of the Nguyen family. She was born in Go Cong, now in Go Cong Commune, Tien Giang Province, in a poor religious family. She is the daughter of Pierre Nguyen Huu Hao and Marie Le Thi Binh. Her grandfather is the great-grandfather Le Phat Dat. Nguyen Huu Hao only has two daughters. Before becoming the wife of King Bao Dai, she was honored at beauty contests but the highest was three times the honor of the Eastern Empress. She is a woman of a manly voice with a kind and beautiful heart. King Bao Dai really likes her, so she is a beautiful woman who is true to the Vietnamese tradition, both beautiful and graceful, both a little far-fetched from the West, both unique, but smart, colorful, and extremely graceful. When married to King Bao Dai, she was only 19 years old, a young age. The Eastern Empress was voted as one of the five most beautiful empresses today. King Bao Dai wrote in his will that Lan has a delicate beauty of a Southern girl, kind and graceful, which makes me fascinated. In 1947, the Eastern Empress and her children left Vietnam. Even when she separated from the Emperor, she did not leave anymore. She was still praised for being neutral, without any humanity. The opposite of King Bao Dai. The Eastern Empress had to spend 16 years living alone in exile and living in France. The funeral of the Eastern Empress was mournful, no crying, no mourning. 2. Thú Phi Mộng Điệp Thú Phi Mộng Điệp can be considered the second famous rose in the life of King Bao Dai. If the Eastern Empress represents the far-fetched beauty of a Southern girl, then Thú Phi Mộng Điệp is the far-fetched beauty of the Northern Kingdom, making a lot of men drunk. Thú Phi Mộng Điệp is considered a masterpiece. She is a Northern woman, born in 1924, had a husband and a child. Mộng Điệp, although she had a husband, but still kept the traditional beauty, with a bold face, graceful features, and a graceful and graceful style of a Northern girl. When Bao Dai retired, the country was at war, she came to France to live quite happily. Bao Dai lived with her, but he often went out, only when he needed money to return home. The two had three children together. On June 26, 2011, after a unsuccessful heart surgery, Mộng Điệp died at the San Antoine hospital, 87 years old. Dear friends, so it was not by chance that King Bao Dai was nicknamed the flower island. As for his two roses, they topped one of the famous beautiful African princesses. His other roses are also not less beautiful. This is the clearest evidence. 3. The first Empress Hồ Thị Trị Empress Hồ Thị Trị was born in 1902, died in 1985. She is the youngest daughter of Minister of Education Hồ Đắc Trung and Mrs. Châu Thị Ngọc Lương. She is the first Empress of the Emperor Khải Định. She is also the most prestigious title in the royal family, awarded by the Minister of Education to the wives of the king in the palace. When the royal concubine Trương Như Thị Tịnh left the prison, she played the biggest role in the harem of Khải Định. She is known to be a beautiful woman, modest, cultured, respectful to the East and the West. She speaks French very fluently, so she often interprets for the king. Therefore, she is very respected as the Empress appeared with Khải Định in the frequent with foreign visitors. However, Mrs. Hồ Thị Trị is also known with the love story of Éo Le when she was the lover of King Duy Tân, but became the wife of King Khải Định and fate hurt her life. So she is also one of the famous beautiful people, but her life is full of troubles. To learn more about this love story, please subscribe to the channel to update as soon as possible. Nowadays, history only mentions her beauty. She died in 1985 due to a stroke at Trung Ương Huế Hospital, when she was 83 years old. 4. Princess Thuyen Hoa When talking about the most beautiful princesses, we can't not mention Princess Thuyen Hoa. This is a princess known for her graceful beauty. Princess Thuyen Hoa is the younger sister of King Thanh Thái. She has a delicate face, graceful. Thuyen Hoa brings a modern beauty full of life, making many boys at that time admire. She is a girl who brings a modern beauty full of elegance. This has become the trend now. Princess Thuyen Hoa is a strong personality, smart and delicate, making men admire, admire and admire her. In the future, you have to respect and praise her talent and virtue. 5. Princess Ngoc Han Princess Le Ngoc Han was born in 1770, died in 1799, also known as Princess Ngoc Han or Queen Bac Cung. She is Princess Nha Le, the ninth daughter of King Le Hien Tong. Princess Ngoc Han has a beautiful beauty and virtue, which King Le Hien Tong admires and admires. She will be a queen in the future, not a normal wife. Princess Ngoc Han is a modest, graceful person. She also participated in the war with her husband. According to everything we know about Princess Ngoc Han, she is a knowledgeable person, well-educated, and even very knowledgeable about politics. Because she is a talented girl, she was entrusted by King Quang Trung to keep books and be a diligent, hard-working, reliable person in the field of culture, education for her husband. Until 1792, King Quang Trung passed away. Quang Toan was her son with Empress Pham Thi Lien in her place, which is the throne. According to the title of Princess Le Ngoc Han, Princess Ngoc Han took her son out of Phu Xuan Palace, lived in Kim Tien Pagoda, next to Dan Duong Palace to worship her husband and raise her son. She lived until 8 November 1799, then passed away. At that time, she was only 29 years old. Then on 10 November 1801, Prince Nguyen Quang Duc passed away when he was only 10 years old. Then on 17 April 1802, Princess Ngoc Bao also passed away when she was only 12 years old. 6. Princess An Tu Princess An Tu along with Princess Huyen Tran are the two most famous princesses of Tran Dynasty. Princess An Tu is the youngest daughter of King Tran Thai Tong. It is not clear whether she was born or died. According to the documents recorded, she was a beautiful, beautiful, She was known a lot when she got married to Thoat Hoan because of the water. In the book Tran Dynasty in Vietnamese Culture, in the book Women of Tran Dynasty wrote about Princess An Tu as follows. The story goes that at the age of 10 years old, An Tu was with her royal body. But Princess An Tu was in our country. At that time, their power was too strong. They attacked all over the country and took over Thang Long. Before the emergency situation happened, there were threats everywhere. The King of Tran Dynasty had to give Princess An Tu this important mission. He hoped to ease the power of Princess An Tu so that the royal family could turn the situation around in time. An Tu had to take care of her body because of the flood. Her lover, the King of Tran Dynasty, also suffered a lot. According to the records, Princess An Tu, when she became a concubine, became a high-ranking official. She provided a lot of important information. Thanks to that marriage, the Tran Dynasty successfully counterattacked. Quan Nguyen lost the battle. Thoat Hoan had to go to Ong Dong to return to the country. But after that victory, there is no record of Princess An Tu. It is also not clear that Princess An Tu after the victory of Quan Mong Nguyen for the second time is still alive or has disappeared. Le Tak wrote in the book An Nam Chi Luoc, a book of Tran Kien, the owner of Nha Nguyen, who was exiled in China, wrote that the Crown Prince had two daughters from Tran Dynasty. According to the book, the daughter of Tran Dynasty could be Princess An Tu. But there is no evidence to confirm this. The story of Princess An Tu was written by writer Nguyen Huy Tuong into a historical novel named An Tu. The daughter of Ngoc Canh Vang was exiled because of the debt of the country. But after the victory, the King returned to the capital to praise those who contributed. But no one mentioned Princess An Tu. 7. Ly Chieu Hoang The only queen of Vietnam Queen Ly Chieu Hoang was born in September 1218, died in March 1278, was called Ly Phe Hau or Empress Chieu Thanh. Her name is Ly Phat Kim or Ly Thien Hinh. She reigned from 1224 to 1225, was the 9th emperor and also the last emperor of Ly Dynasty. She is the only queen in Vietnamese history. If she is a queen, why is it uncertain? It can be said that this is the daughter with the most outstanding fate among the beautiful girls that history has mentioned to this day. She was once the princess of Ly Dynasty, the queen of Ly Dynasty, then the empress of Tran Dynasty, the princess of Tran Dynasty, and then became the wife of a general. Queen Ly Chieu Hoang is really a beauty of Vietnam during the Phong Kien period. Because when she was 60 years old in 1287, her face was still black, lips were still red like lipstick, cheeks were still fresh like peach blossoms. 8. Princess Huyen Tran Princess Huyen Tran was born in 1287, and died in 1340. She is the princess of Tran Dynasty. It is not clear what the real name of the princess is. Princess Huyen Tran is the daughter of Tran Nhan Tong, the younger sister of Tran Anh Tong. Princess Huyen Tran is a beautiful, intelligent, beautiful, well-known beauty. People often praise Huyen Tran as beautiful as a fairy. In 1306, Che Mon stopped two buffaloes, O and Ly, to perform the ritual. Tran Dynasty agreed to marry Princess Huyen Tran to Che Mon. However, less than a year ago, Che Mon fell off a cliff while bathing. Che Mon died at the age of 50, just 26 years old. Receiving the news, Tran Anh Tong was confused, worried about Princess Huyen Tran. Tran Dynasty planned to bring Princess Huyen Tran back. According to the script, after returning to Dai Viet, Princess Huyen Tran went down the hill, went to the gate of Buddha, and repeated all the rituals. Princess Huyen Tran died on September 9, 1340. The people in many places worshiped her as a model and set up a temple next to the Nong Son Pagoda. The day the princess died, a year later, it was organized into festivals. Later festivals honored Princess Huyen Tran as a goddess. A beauty like Huyen Tran, from birth to death, has experienced many changes. Many people call her the one with the strangest fate in the history of Vietnamese feudalism. You have just watched the famous beautiful princesses in the history of Vietnamese feudalism. Please subscribe to Trần Dung Lịch Sử channel and click the bell button next to it to receive the earliest updates on stories and stories about other famous historical figures of Vietnam and the world. Thank you for watching. Goodbye and see you again in the next videos.