Empress Bu was the favourite imperial concubine of Emperor Sun Quan of the Eastern Wu Dynasty.[1] Emperor Sun Quan loved her deeply and was very devoted to her throughout her life.[2] Emperor Sun Quan wanted to make her his empress.[3] However, his ministers stubbornly refused.[4] Empress Bu was the empress in all but name.[5] After her death, she was made [read more]
Imperial Consort Xie was the first main wife of Emperor Sun Quan (also known as Emperor Da) of the Eastern Wu Dynasty. She married him before he became emperor. Imperial Consort Xie was once deeply loved by her husband.[1] However, she lost her husband’s love and favour when he wanted to put his concubine, Imperial [read more]
Imperial Consort Xu was the imperial concubine of Emperor Sun Quan of the Eastern Wu Dynasty. She was the adopted mother of Sun Deng, the Crown Prince of the Eastern Wu Dynasty.[1] Imperial Consort Xu was once loved by Emperor Sun Quan.[2] However, she eventually lost his favour because of her jealousy.[3] Emperor Sun Quan’s ministers [read more]
Imperial Consort Ding was an imperial consort to the infamous Cao Cao (also known as the posthumous Emperor Wu of the Wei Dynasty). She was originally his main wife. After the death of her stepson, Cao Ang, Imperial Consort Ding blamed her husband for his death.[1] The death of Cao Ang caused Imperial Consort Ding’s marriage [read more]
Grand Empress Dowager Bian was the empress consort of the infamous Cao Cao (also known as Emperor Wu of the Wei Dynasty). She was also the mother of Cao Pi (also known as Emperor Wen of the Wei Dynasty). Grand Empress Dowager Bian was originally a prostitute.[1] However, she rose to the highest position in the [read more]
Princess Yuan was the daughter of the infamous warlord, Emperor Yuan Shu of the Zhong Dynasty. She was also an imperial concubine to Emperor Sun Quan of the Eastern Wu Dynasty. Princess Yuan was barren and did not have any children.[1] However, Emperor Sun Quan admired her character.[2] Princess Yuan almost became Emperor Sun Quan’s empress.[3] The [read more]
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