Overview
Lady Ding was a Philanthropist and Filial Exemplar.
Life and dates
Attested activity
- AD 483 永明元年Dated from the passage context · Book of Southern Qi 55, passage 261
- AD 476 to AD 477 元徽末Dated from the passage context · Book of Southern Qi 55, passage 264
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Parent of Eldest Son of Lady Ding (丁氏長子)eldest son 長子Directly stated · Book of Southern Qi 55, passage 267
- Parent of Chen Rang (陳穰)fostered 收養 · Foster parentageDirectly stated · Book of Southern Qi 55, passage 262
- Spouse of Husband of Lady Ding (丁氏夫)husband 夫 · WidowedDirectly stated · Book of Southern Qi 55, passage 261
- Parent of Ni Yi (倪翼)mother 母Directly stated · Book of Southern Qi 55, passage 261
Places and affiliations
- At Yongxing, Kuaiji · Relation Native ofDirectly stated · Book of Southern Qi 55, passage 261
Events and relationships
- Bought burial goods and personally buried Lady XuBiographical · ParticipantDirectly stated · Book of Southern Qi 55, passage 263
- Distributed her salt and grain by household head count during heavy snowAD 476 to AD 477 元徽末 · Biographical · ParticipantDirectly stated · Book of Southern Qi 55, passage 264
- Provided graves and coffins for four unburied members of Zuo Qiao’s familyBiographical · ParticipantDirectly stated · Book of Southern Qi 55, passage 265
- Raised the orphan Chen Rang and arranged his marriageBiographical · ParticipantDirectly stated · Book of Southern Qi 55, passage 262
- Shared food and clothing with hungry neighbors and freely made loans during famineBiographical · ParticipantDirectly stated · Book of Southern Qi 55, passage 261
References in the histories
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