Princess Yong'an

Princess Yong'an, born Zhu Yuying on July 20, 1377, was a member of the Ming dynasty imperial family. She was the eldest daughter of the Yongle Emperor, also known as Zhu Di, and his primary consort, Lady Xu. She died on January 26, 1417.

Zhu Yuying's birthplace and early life details are not specified, but her birth date is recorded as July 20, 1377. Her father, Zhu Di, was the Prince of Yan at the time of her birth, holding the title Prince Yan (燕王). Her mother was Lady Xu, the principal consort of Zhu Di.

Upon Zhu Di's ascension to the throne as the Yongle Emperor, Zhu Yuying was granted the title Princess Yong'an (永安公主). Her husband was awarded the title Prince Consort (駙馬) initially, and subsequently received the title of Marquis of Guangping.

She had six full siblings, all born to Lady Xu:

- Zhu Gaochi (the future Hongxi Emperor)

- Zhu Gaoxu

- Zhu Gaosui

- Princess Yongping

- Princess Ancheng

- Princess Xianning

Additionally, she was half-sister to two children from Zhu Di's other consorts:

- Princess Changning

- Zhu Gaoxi

Zhu Yuying was married to Yuan Rong, who held the title Marquis of Guangping. They had four children:

- Yuan Zhen, who became the second Marquis of Guangping and inherited his father's title.

- Yuan Ningning, the first daughter, who married Zheng Neng, the son of Marquis Zheng Heng of Wu'an.

- Yuan Yaoying, the second daughter.

- Yuan Shou'en, the third daughter.

Her death was recorded as occurring on January 26, 1417, due to unknown causes. She was buried in Fangshan, Beijing.

Her husband, Yuan Rong, died later, in January 1428. Their only son, Yuan Zhen, succeeded as the second Marquis of Guangping.

There is no additional detailed information provided regarding her early life, personal activities, or specific contributions beyond her familial relationships and titles.