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'''Lady Wu''' ( |
'''Lady Wu''' (160 - [[202]]) was the wife of [[Sun Jian]] during the [[Three Kingdoms]] era of [[China]]. She had five children: four sons, [[Sun Ce]], [[Sun Quan]], [[Sun Yi]], [[Sun Kuang]], and one daughter, [[Sun Shangxiang]]. |
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Lady Wu lost her parents at a young age and was living with her younger brother, [[Wu Jing]], when Sun Jian heard of her beauty and character, and desired to marry her. Lady Wu’s relatives disapproved of Sun Jian, they saw him as an idler and a rascal, and were going to decline his proposal. Sun Jian was embarrassed and angry at their decision. Lady Wu questioned her relatives, asking “Why bring disaster upon yourselves for the love of one girl? If this turns out to be a bad match, it would just be my fate.” And so they gave her to Sun Jian in marriage. |
Lady Wu lost her parents at a young age and was living with her younger brother, [[Wu Jing]], when Sun Jian heard of her beauty and character, and desired to marry her. Lady Wu’s relatives disapproved of Sun Jian, they saw him as an idler and a rascal, and were going to decline his proposal. Sun Jian was embarrassed and angry at their decision. Lady Wu questioned her relatives, asking “Why bring disaster upon yourselves for the love of one girl? If this turns out to be a bad match, it would just be my fate.” And so they gave her to Sun Jian in marriage. |
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| Burial | Gao Mausoleum | ||||
| Spouse | Sun Jian | ||||
| Issue | Sun Ce, Prince Huan of Changsha Sun Quan, Emperor Da of Wu Sun Yi Sun Kuang, Marquess of Wucheng Sun Shangxiang | ||||
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Lady Wu (160 - 202) was the wife of Sun Jian during the Three Kingdoms era of China. She had five children: four sons, Sun Ce, Sun Quan, Sun Yi, Sun Kuang, and one daughter, Sun Shangxiang.
Lady Wu lost her parents at a young age and was living with her younger brother, Wu Jing, when Sun Jian heard of her beauty and character, and desired to marry her. Lady Wu’s relatives disapproved of Sun Jian, they saw him as an idler and a rascal, and were going to decline his proposal. Sun Jian was embarrassed and angry at their decision. Lady Wu questioned her relatives, asking “Why bring disaster upon yourselves for the love of one girl? If this turns out to be a bad match, it would just be my fate.” And so they gave her to Sun Jian in marriage.
In Romance of the Three Kingdoms
In the historical novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Lady Wu's fictional sister: Wu Guotai plays an important role in the marriage of Liu Bei and Sun Shangxiang, indirectly destroying Sun Quan and Zhou Yu's plans to kill Liu Bei.
Family
| Wu Jing | Lady Wu | Sun Jian | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Sun Ce | Sun Quan | Sun Kuang | Sun Yi | Sun Lang | Sun Shangxiang | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
See also
- Three Kingdoms
- Personages of the Three Kingdoms
- Records of Three Kingdoms
- Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Template:People of the end of Han Dynasty
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