Correspondence Between Ji Huai'an And Sun Yun'guang

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Correspondence between Ji Huai'an and Sun Yun'guang

Letters found in the consort's study describing how to forge evidence against General Xiao Yan. One ends with 'The Eastern Palace has arranged everything,' implicating the Crown Prince.

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Ruby-hilted Dagger

Ruby-hilted Dagger

A dagger with a ruby hilt used by Ji Huai'an to attempt to carve out Baili Jun's heart. ...

Jade Box

A jade box carried by Baili Yue into the bridal chamber. It was used to receive and stor...

Golden hairpin

A golden hairpin displayed at the ceremony, symbolizing wealth and status.

Wedding Wine (Nuptial Wine)

Wedding Wine (Nuptial Wine)

The drugged wedding cup that Ji Huai'an intended to give Baili Jun to incapacitate her. ...

Jade Pendant with Twin Lotuses

Jade Pendant With Twin Lotuses

A jade pendant engraved with twin lotuses worn at Ji Huai'an's waist. It strikes against...

Dragon-and-Phoenix Candles

Dragon-and-Phoenix Candles

Candles burned in the bridal chamber on the wedding night. Their wax drips like blood an...

Slip of Paper with Crown Prince's Note

Slip Of Paper With Crown Prince's Note

A note that slipped from Ji Huai'an's sleeve during the confrontation. It reads 'After t...

Osmanthus Candy

Osmanthus Candy

A type of candy owned by Xiao Changning in her childhood. When Yuan Yanchen scraped his ...