夷安公主 / Yian Princess

Overview

夷安公主 / Yian Princess enters the wiki through Hanji 392-1 as 汉武帝’s daughter and 赵平君’s wife.

Current Profile

The episode does not develop Yian Princess as an actor with decisions of her own. Her significance is relational: her marriage makes Zhao Pingjun both Wudi’s nephew and son-in-law, intensifying the apparent pressure for pardon after his crime.

Key Characteristics

• Western Han princess named as Han Wudi’s daughter in the episode.
• Wife of Zhao Pingjun, giving him a second direct tie into Wudi’s household.
• Source-scoped relational figure rather than an independently profiled political actor.

Evidence

• Marriage relation: Hanji 392-1 says Zhao Pingjun married Han Wudi’s daughter Yian Princess.
• Legal relevance: Hanji 392-1 uses that marriage to emphasize why execution of Zhao Pingjun is an especially severe kinship-over-law case.

Qualifications

This page is intentionally compact because the source gives Yian Princess no independent action beyond the kinship chain. The transcript renders the name as “宜安公主”; the wiki records the historically legible 夷安公主 normalization with source-scope caution.

What Changed

• Created the page from Hanji 392-1 as the marital tie that intensifies Zhao Pingjun’s legal case.

Relationships

• 汉武帝 - father named by the episode.
• 赵平君 - husband whose execution is the source’s main case.
• 法度压过亲缘特权 - concept for why her relationship matters to the case.