Zhen Ji

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Zhen Ji was a renowned noblewoman of the late Eastern Han and Three Kingdoms period, celebrated for her beauty and tragic life as a consort within the Cao Wei court.

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Zhen Ji canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf consort
historical figure
noblewoman
associatedWith Cao Cao
Yuan Shao
birthPlace Zhongshan Commandery
present-day Hebei, China
capturedBy Cao Cao’s forces
child Cao Rui
Princess Dongxiang
courtRole imperial consort
culturalDepiction Chinese opera
Romance of the Three Kingdoms
television dramas
deathCause forced suicide (traditional account)
deathPeriod early Cao Wei era
deathPlace Ye
dynasty Cao Wei
Eastern Han dynasty
era Three Kingdoms period
familyName Zhen
father Zhen Yi
gender female
givenName Ji
historicalSource Book of Wei (Weishu)
linked to: Book of Wei

Records of the Three Kingdoms (Sanguozhi)
knownFor being first wife of Cao Pi
language Classical Chinese
laterMarriedBy Cao Pi
maritalStatusWithYuanXi widowed
motherOf second Wei emperor
notableFor beauty
tragic life
notedTrait filial piety
refined conduct
virtue
posthumouslyHonoredBy Cao Rui
posthumousName Empress Wenzhao
region Northern China
linked to: North China
religion Chinese folk beliefs (inferred historical context)
socialClass gentry
spouse Cao Pi
Yuan Xi
stateAffiliation Cao Wei
successorAsEmpress Guo Nüwang
title Lady Zhen

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Cao Pi spouse Zhen Ji
Cao Pi spouse Zhen Ji
subject linked to: Zihuan
Cao Pi associatedWith Zhen Ji
subject linked to: Zihuan