After Jun Yu married Song Wei, a wedding ceremony was held in Eastern Chu Kingdom.
According to Emperor Yongning's wishes, the Ministry of Rites was to prepare Jun Yu's wedding and Jun Ning's coronation ceremony together. Just a few days after Jun Ning's coronation, it was time for Jun Yu's wedding.
Jun Yu had long reached the appropriate age and had established a household outside the palace.
Taking this opportunity, Jun Yu was also given the title of Prince Rui.
Rui, meaning good omen, peace, happiness, and beauty.
This title was jointly decided by Jun Ning and the Grand Emperor, and it embodied their blessings for Jun Yu's latter life. Everyone hoped that Jun Yu would no longer be troubled by disfigurement and would live a fulfilled and joyful life.
The day after Jun Yu's wedding, he brought Song Wei into the palace to offer tea to the Grand Emperor and Qiong Hua.
