Imperial Consort Li Ye - Emperor Daizong of the Tang Dynasty's Imperial Consort who became a famous poet
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Imperial Consort Li Ye – Emperor Daizong of the Tang Dynasty’s Imperial Consort who became a famous poet

Imperial Consort Li Ye was one of the most famous poets of the Tang Dynasty.[1] She was Emperor Daizong of the Tang Dynasty’s imperial consort.[2] She was chosen for her literary talent.[3] However, Imperial Consort Li Ye became a tragic victim of imperial politics.[4] However, Imperial Consort Li Ye’s greatest legacy is her poems.[5] The birthdate of Imperial Consort [read more]
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Empress Zhenyi as portrayed by Wan Qian in the 2017 Chinese television series, Glory of the Tang Dynasty
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Empress Zhenyi – Emperor Daizong of the Tang Dynasty’s greatest love

Empress Zhenyi was the second empress of Emperor Daizong of the Tang Dynasty. She was originally his imperial consort.[1] Emperor Daizong did not appoint an empress.[2] Therefore, Empress Zhenyi was posthumously made his empress.[3] She was Emperor Daizong’s greatest love.[4] The birthdate of Empress Zhenyi is unknown.[5] Her personal name is unknown.[6] She was from the Jingzhao Dugu clan.[7] Her clan’s [read more]
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Queen Sirikit’s Fringe Tiara

Queen Sirikit’s Fringe Tiara is one of the gems in the Thai royal collection. The tiara was reportedly first owned by Queen Saovabha Phongsri, who was the half-sister and wife of King Chulalongkorn (Rama V). It is in the traditional Russian Kokoshnik style. After her death, it was worn by her daughter-in-law, Queen Rambai Barni, [read more]