Prince of Lan Ling 2013
What is Prince of Lan Ling?
Prince of Lan Ling is a television series first released in 2013. Catalogued under Drama, War & Politics.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2013
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 46
- Runtime
- 45 minutes
- First aired
- Aug 14, 2013
- Last aired
- Sep 12, 2013
- Original language
- ZH
- Origin
- CN
- Networks
- Zhejiang Television
- Genres
- Drama, War & Politics
- Updated
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Prince of Lan Ling is a television series first released in 2013. Catalogued under Drama, War & Politics. Status: Ended. A full overview for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.
Should you watch it?
“A priestess's blessing decides the fate of a war-torn kingdom.”
- Prophetic premise drives the plot
- Romantic tension between priestess and general
- Historical war backdrop adds depth
- Deterministic destiny may limit surprise
- Focus on prophecy can feel repetitive
Watch it if you enjoy dramatic tales where love and fate intersect amid ancient Chinese warfare.
Features romance and war themes, appropriate for mature viewers.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 46 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide →- E1 Episode 1 Aug 14, 2013
- E2 Episode 2 Aug 14, 2013
- E3 Episode 3 Aug 14, 2013
- E4 Episode 4 Aug 15, 2013
- E5 Episode 5 Aug 15, 2013
- E6 Episode 6 Aug 15, 2013
- E7 Episode 7 Aug 16, 2013
- E8 Episode 8 Aug 16, 2013
- E9 Episode 9 Aug 17, 2013
- E10 Episode 10 Aug 17, 2013
- E11 Episode 11 Aug 21, 2013
- E12 Episode 12 Aug 21, 2013
- E13 Episode 13 Aug 21, 2013
- E14 Episode 14 Aug 22, 2013
- E15 Episode 15 Aug 22, 2013
- E16 Episode 16 Aug 22, 2013
- E17 Episode 17 Aug 23, 2013
- E18 Episode 18 Aug 23, 2013
- E19 Episode 19 Aug 24, 2013
- E20 Episode 20 Aug 24, 2013
- E21 Episode 21 Aug 28, 2013
- E22 Episode 22 Aug 28, 2013
- E23 Episode 23 Aug 28, 2013
- E24 Episode 24 Aug 29, 2013
- E25 Episode 25 Aug 29, 2013
- E26 Episode 26 Aug 29, 2013
- E27 Episode 27 Aug 30, 2013
- E28 Episode 28 Aug 30, 2013
- E29 Episode 29 Aug 31, 2013
- E30 Episode 30 Aug 31, 2013
- E31 Episode 31 Sep 4, 2013
- E32 Episode 32 Sep 4, 2013
- E33 Episode 33 Sep 4, 2013
- E34 Episode 34 Sep 5, 2013
- E35 Episode 35 Sep 5, 2013
- E36 Episode 36 Sep 5, 2013
- E37 Episode 37 Sep 6, 2013
- E38 Episode 38 Sep 6, 2013
- E39 Episode 39 Sep 7, 2013
- E40 Episode 40 Sep 7, 2013
- E41 Episode 41 Sep 11, 2013
- E42 Episode 42 Sep 11, 2013
- E43 Episode 43 Sep 11, 2013
- E44 Episode 44 Sep 12, 2013
- E45 Episode 45 Sep 12, 2013
- E46 Episode 46 Sep 12, 2013
Frequently asked questions
What is the central conflict?
The series centers on a war between Northern Qi and Northern Zhou, guided by a prophecy about a priestess's blessing.
Who are the main characters?
Yang Xue Wu, the last priestess of her clan, and Lan Ling Wang, a general of Northern Qi.
Does the story involve supernatural elements?
Yes, a prophecy stating that victory belongs to the one with the priestess's blessing drives the narrative.
When and where was the series filmed?
Principal photography ran from 16 April to 10 August 2012 in Mainland China, including Hengdian World Studios and Xiangshan.
What genre does the series belong to?
It is classified as a drama with war and political themes.