Fan Ji

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Fan Ji was a consort of King Zhuang of Chu, a prominent ruler of the Spring and Autumn period in ancient China.

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Fan Ji canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf consort
historical figure
person from ancient China
associatedWith Chu royal court
King Zhuang of Chu
consortOf King Zhuang of Chu
countryOfCitizenship State of Chu
culture Chinese
ethnicGroup Han Chinese (ancient Chinese)
linked to: Han Chinese
floruit 7th century BC
gender female
historicalEra Zhou dynasty
historicalSubEra Spring and Autumn period
knownFor being a consort of King Zhuang of Chu
role in the Chu royal harem
languageUsed Old Chinese
lifeStatus deceased
maritalStatus married to King Zhuang of Chu
nameInChinese 樊姬
notableRelative King Zhuang of Chu
partOf Chu monarchy
politicalEntity State of Chu
positionHeld consort of the king of Chu
region ancient China
residence State of Chu
Ying (capital of Chu)
royalTitle consort of Chu
socialClass nobility
spouseOf King Zhuang of Chu
timePeriod Spring and Autumn period

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King Zhuang of Chu spouse Fan Ji