What are the chances that the father and son of the two generations of Xue Wang will personally witness the "Drunken Shou Wang Awakening" of the Xue King? The dragon pond gave wine to the cloud screen, and the karma drum sounded high and the music stopped. In the middle of the night, the feast returned to the palace and the king of Xue woke up drunk

What are the chances that the father and son of the two generations of Xue Wang will personally witness the "Drunken Shou Wang Awakening" of the Xue King?

The dragon pond gave wine to the cloud screen, and the karma drum sounded high and the music stopped. 

In the middle of the night, the feast returned to the palace and the king of Xue woke up drunk. 

—— Li Shangyin, "Dragon Pond"

Li Ye the Prince of Xue was the fifth brother of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, and the Old Book of Tang records that he died in the first month of the twenty-second year of the Kaiyuan Dynasty (734), the New Book of Tang also records that he died in this year, and other relevant sources also record that he died on the tenth day of the first month of July in the twenty-second year of the New Century, and in any case there is no data to show that Li Ye died at the end of the twenty-second year of the Kaiyuan Dynasty (734). 

Li Qing was crowned King of Shou in the thirteenth year of the Kaiyuan Dynasty (725), changed his name to Li Huan in the twenty-third year of the Kaiyuan Dynasty (735), and in December of the same year Yang Yuhuan was given the title of Princess of Shou, [Xue Wang Li Ye] even Yang Yuhuan Jin Fengshou Princess could not see, how could he see his third brother take his niece and daughter-in-law, and enjoy Tang Xuanzong and Yang Guifei's "Qinser and Ming" with his nephew Li Xuanzong and Yang Guifei? 

In the fifth year of Tianbao (746), the son of Li Ye the Prince of Xue [Li Xuan the Prince of Xue] was implicated because his uncle Wei Jian was framed by Li Linfu, and Tianbao Fourteen years (755) An Lushan rebelled before he returned to Beijing. Yang Yuhuan was made a noble concubine in the fourth year of Tianbao (745), and before she received her official title, she was a hidden ear, and it was impossible for her to stay with Tang Xuanzong in such a public place as a banquet and drinking [perhaps just a few hidden secrets within the palace court that were offered to a small area].

Li Ye's son, the heir apparent King Xue, Li Xuan, from Yang Yuhuan's title of noble concubine to his long-term absence from Chang'an, seems to have only [less than a year] to have the opportunity to see Li Yang fly in two places, and Li Xuan, the king of Shou, alone in disgrace. At the same time that Yang Guifei was crowned a concubine, Li Zhen also had a new princess Wei Shi, and this marriage was also a new wedding banquet for Li Huan. Therefore, the "Xue Wang" in Li Shangyin's poems has played a more "foil" role in literature and art.