Lady Wang of Nanyang
also called 敬怀皇后
Lady Wang of Nanyang, consort of Sun Quan and mother of Sun Xiu, was posthumously honored as Empress Jinghuai and reburied at Jingling.
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History · vol. 50Records of the Three Kingdoms
== 南陽王夫人 ==
History · vol. 50Records of the Three Kingdoms
…休即位，遣使追尊曰敬懷皇后，改葬敬陵。王氏無後，封同母弟文雍為亭侯。
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吳主權王夫人，南陽人也。以選人宮，嘉禾中得幸，生（孫）休。及和為太子，和母貴重，諸姬有寵者，皆出居外。夫人出公安，卒，因葬焉。休即位，遣使追尊曰敬懷皇后，改葬敬陵。王氏無後，封同母弟文雍為亭侯。
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Lady Wang of Nanyang was a consort of the Wu ruler Sun Quan and the mother of Sun Xiu. She belonged to the Wu faction; she does not appear in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
Deeds
During the Jiahe era, after entering the palace, Lady Wang won Sun Quan’s favor and gave birth to Sun Xiu, according to historical records.
After Sun He became crown prince, because Sun He’s mother held a noble status, Sun Quan sent his favored concubines out of the palace to live elsewhere. Lady Wang was sent to Gong’an, where she later died and was buried, according to historical records.
After Sun Xiu ascended the throne, he sent an envoy to posthumously honor her as Empress Jinghuai and had her reburied at Jingling, according to historical records.
Relationships
- Consort of Sun Quan
- Mother of Sun Xiu
- Sister of Wang Wenyong; after Sun Xiu ascended the throne, he enfeoffed Wang Wenyong as a Marquis of the Pavilion
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