Overview
Lady Yang was an Exemplary Woman.
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nickname | Mad Aunt | 癡姨 | Chī Yí |
Life and dates
Attested activity
- AD 386 to AD 534 魏世Dated from the passage context · Book of Wei 98, passage 1
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Sibling of Mother of Fu Chengzu (苻承祖母)elder sister 姊 · Uncertain siblingsDirectly stated · Book of Wei 98, passages 140-141
- Spouse of Husband of Lady Yang (楊氏之夫)husband 夫Strongly inferred · Book of Wei 98, passage 141
Career and standing
- Nicknamed the Mad Aunt by the Fu householdDirectly stated · Book of Wei 98, passage 150
- Specially exempted from punishment after Fu Chengzu’s fallDirectly stated · Book of Wei 98, passages 151-152
Works and attributed material
- Explanation · Speaker · Direct quotation · Mode direct-quotation Source Person Id Lady Yang (楊氏)Directly stated · Book of Wei 98, passages 141-142
- Protest · Speaker · With Fu Chengzu (苻承祖) · Direct quotation · Mode direct-quotation Source Person Id Lady Yang (楊氏)Directly stated · Book of Wei 98, passage 149
- Speech to elder sister · Speaker · With Mother of Fu Chengzu (苻承祖母) · Direct quotation · Mode direct-quotation Source Person Id Lady Yang (楊氏)Directly stated · Book of Wei 98, passage 140
Events and relationships
- Refused wealth, clothing, servants, and carriage transport from her sister’s householdRefusalDirectly stated · Book of Wei 98, passages 139-145, 149
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment foresight unsurpassed even by Empress Lü · Mode historian-judgment · Comparison Person Id Lü Xu (呂嬃)Directly stated · Book of Wei 98, passage 153
References in the histories
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